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de Gea with a Jumanji-like save!
de Gea with a Jumanji-like save!
Yes mah s. Good looking out.
Man, that would have been an awesome goal by Ronaldo
ing Van Persie
Van Persie
fck is this
Ozil had Higuain open
ing de Gea saving United's ass
abeloa..is he even better than that tello clown on barca? both fkn lols
i can sense a goal comin
wtf ref fix that
fkn refs fixing game as usual...
ing United is pure garbage... How the are they leading the BPL?
What does this say about the overall quality of the Premiere League?
At some point Cinderella is going to turn back into an alley-skank. This magic can't last forever
Oh, and Jones is a dirty piece of .
...I get the sinking feeling that UTD is going to get a bull win at home and advance.
David de Gea provided a good audition for Barça.
Özil has to learn that he is allowed to shoot.
Other than that, Arbeloa is so bad, wow!
The defense is bad, but they never have to deal with the danger of the whole team being a threat.. they usually try to neutralize the danger in the BPL, here they knew anyone could be that person so they were nervous.. shaky, and that cause a lot of problems. The attack suffered a lot from it too, since they kept having to go back to help them. If the defense doesn't pull through, they could get raped @ Old Trafford.
Valdes >> De Gea
Either way, Valdes is leaving anyways so you gotta look for a keeper but I think there are many better options out there than DeGea.
That's a good analysis, but I posed it as more of a rhetorical question... I think UTD just has some un-measurable "it" factor that allows them to win or hang around to get results. Plus, Fergie is as good of a manager (especially game manager) as there is, much as I hate to admit it.
Mostly, I'm just being a jealous hater and fkn Gooner wnker. Arsenal is going to get outclassed next week and probably be a lost cause before the whistle even blows on the second leg.
Meanwhile, UTD gets outclassed, outplayed, dominated, and finds ways to hang around despite it all. That's the mark of a great team, and something that hasn't been seen in N London in a ing decade
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