Manchester United

[Rich]

Utter drivel

[Robbie-9-Fowler]

I can't help but admire his honesty, he's brutal with it.

[Daniel 7]

"Needless to say, I had the last laugh"

[G]

Still waiting for a book to confirm how ****ing corrupt that wine drinking arl cunt was and who in the game was in on it.

[Shaggy]

Everyone thinks he lives in a council flat.”

[ChesterDave]

"Needless to say, I had the last laugh"

In a PArtridge-related event there was a very angry farmer on BBC R2 this afternoon! He was kicking off about the difficult position of farmers

[Roboklopp]

Still waiting for a book to confirm how ****ing corrupt that wine drinking arl cunt was and who in the game was in on it.

You'll just have to wait for him to snuff it mate. Like Saville, he's too
powerful for it to come out anything other than posthumously - sadly cos it'd be great to see him & Scum stripped of titles etc.

[kingfunk]

Keane fails to reconcile his former role within the game with viewing it from a television studio.
“It’s about justification, what you stand for,” Keane writes.
“When I was at United I was getting paid good money but I could go: “Yeah, but I’m giving it back to you”. I didn’t feel that way with this TV work.
“It’s an easy gig. I don’t like easy gigs. When I heard: “I liked your commentary last night”. I knew I was only talking bulls*** like the rest of them. Hopefully my bulls*** was a bit better. I wanted to do something that excited me. TV work didn’t excite me.
“I liked Adrian and Lee Dixon, though. What I really enjoyed was the company. I liked meeting people, old players like Liverpool’s Jan Molby.
“Some United fans saw us together and one of them said: “Why the f*** are you talking to him?” I felt like saying: “I will speak to who I f***ing want to!”

[Muddled]

[Pablo]

Our fixtures there look much, much harder than Chelsea's.

[meffin]

What a load of ****. Not a chance that Chelsea had the hardest start Look at who they played! First 2 games against newly promoted teams

[meffin]

I see what they have done- they haven't included the teams that were newly promoted, so technically Villa had the hardest, followed by us.

[RichC]

City, Southampton, Everton & Spurs in the first 6 games are certainly not easy.

[elrichio86]

Its just ignored the games against the promoted teams.

For example, Chelsea's score of 6.96 is just the average of their four opponents who do have a score. Not sure how they come to these "scores", but its safe to say Burnley and Leicester, as promoted teams, would both get low scores. That would bring Chelsea's "score" down a fair bit.

[ChesterDave]

My assumption is that it is average performance ranking from matches last season. Each team has a home and away score as well so is factoring venue