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Good game. Rooney and Evra let us down badly.
[video=youtube;ZuKvf65uCqE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuKvf65uCqE#t[/video]
Around 2 mins in, his usual answer is much more confident and assured, could be nothing though.
I also dont like how he says, "i hope i can get champions league back". Carrick was also interviewed and spoke about winning the premier league next season.
...but, I believe its not far away
...we're focused now on getting a team which can make sure that we're back in this competition
Moyes threw it away. Should've been Carrick for Hernandez, not Fletcher. He obviously didn't see that Robben was checking his runs inside because of Fletcher, while Carrick was not offering much at that point. Evra's challenge was half-hearted, but Fletcher would have mopped it up.
Oh well, better luck next time guys. Did considerably better against Bayern than even the bookies gave you credit for.
I think you are being a little picky there.
Also when asked if no Champions League football will affect their ability to sign players he says the players they have been quietly speaking to are still keen as they know it will be a ''short thing'' (time away from the Champions League).
I didn't find much wrong with the interview as well.
I'm not talking about another #10, 7 or 11, I'm talking about someone that can drive on from a deep position, be it one of the two in 4-2-3-1 or one of the two midfielders in a 4-4-2. Kagawa is not a player that sits in the base of the midfield. Kroos is actually the exact type of midfielder I am talking about, although he is lacking defensively, so signing Kroos won't exactly toughen the midfield up and you'd still need to rely on Fellaini/Fletcher or an out of position Jones to provide some steel. Part of the reason why he has battled to displace Schweinsteiger is that Schweinsteiger doesn't sacrifice too much technical ability while adding a lot more tenacity.
So like I said, Kroos to pull the strings and Carvalho as the more defensive minded midfielder who can play in a holding role.
Anyway, those 20 seconds of hope last night were great. Would have loved it if we could have pressed them a bit more. We seemed to turn off after they scored. With CL done until the season after next and European football unlikely next season we really should be looking to win the league. It has aided Liverpool hugely that they don't have midweek fixtures. If Moyes does poorly next season however I don't think he can keep the job, then it might be time to see if Jurgen Klopp or Diego Simeone is available. Since the only top quality British manager that comes to mind is Rodgers and he isn't exactly an option.
If United wins all 5 of the matches that's 15 pts
Should Tottenham lose 1 United will be in 6th position 1 pt ahead hopefully WBA, West Ham or Aston Villa can pull something out
Should Everton lose 2 United will be tied with Everton - Losing to United and City hopefully to Southampton too![]()