Manchester United

[Doc_Piptorious]

The Ole effect

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Look at how OGS careful management and nurturing has brought Van De Beek on.

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Look at how OGS careful management and nurturing has brought Van De Beek on.

and Martial

[Exiled_red]

Just wondering how much their reserve side that they put out last night much have cost:
Sancho £75m, Martial, Mata, van de Beek, Matic were all about £35m each, Bailly and Lindelof I think cost ~£50m for the pair. I imagine that side must have cost about £300m

Our side the other night probably cost half of that but that was largely due to a handful of players (Naby, Konate, Ox), their whole second string was more or less made up of players costing £20-35m

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Apparently the starting XI last night cost £315m

[RichC]

Apparently they played their "reserves" last night.

[BigChief]

The Ole effect

He's been rubbing in the oil of Ole daily. Of course he's going to look and smell like ****.

[Buzzo]

Apparently the starting XI last night cost £315m

Glazers out.

[Assassin]

Glazers out.

Fat Sham to the rescue

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Ole's head gone already..... Love it

[Rigadon]

Ole's head gone already..... Love it

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer got his claws into Liverpool counterpart Jurgen Klopp this afternoon.

Klopp irritated Solskjaer last season when he said United had received more penalties in two-and-a-half seasons than Liverpool had in his entire five-and-a-half seasons at the club.

Solskjaer, fresh from seeing Jesse Lingard not get a penalty against West Ham on Wednesday when he appeared to be fouled by Mark Noble and two further spot-kick claims getting turned down at the London Stadium last weekend, thinks Klopp's comments are having an impact.

"There was a certain manager who was worried about us getting penalties last year and after that the decisions were different. I have seen a big difference since then on."

Ole's a ****ing prick.

[Fivex]

Lol, that is so small time, admitting you can only win when you get favourable decisions

[Scratch]

To be fair, the one in the league cup the other day was a definite penalty, he's dragged him down by the shirt.

The two in their league game against West Ham, the first one Ronaldo has thrown himself into the opposition player's leg to try and win a penalty, where if he had just kept running there would have been contact. The second one, he's falling before the contact is made, rather than because of the contact. In both cases, if he'd waited for the contact then i think the penalties would have been given, but because he's preempted the contact, the decisions have gone against him.

Players need to change their mindset now, no more anticipating contact and taking the plunge, let the contact come to you and then see what happens.

[frank the tank]

ronaldo should have been fockin booked in the league game......

Ole will be under pressure before xmas.....especially when Sancho still does nothing by then

[baitman]

To be fair, the one in the league cup the other day was a definite penalty, he's dragged him down by the shirt.

The two in their league game against West Ham, the first one Ronaldo has thrown himself into the opposition player's leg to try and win a penalty, where if he had just kept running there would have been contact. The second one, he's falling before the contact is made, rather than because of the contact. In both cases, if he'd waited for the contact then i think the penalties would have been given, but because he's preempted the contact, the decisions have gone against him.

Players need to change their mindset now, no more anticipating contact and taking the plunge, let the contact come to you and then see what happens.

Do you mean, like, actually get fouled before crashing to the ground... controversial