I don't want Arsenal winning another F.A. cup f**k that.

Wouldn't bother me in the slightest so long as we get the PL as expected. They can celebrate but not be able to gloat. (At us anyway.)

Based on that performance United are in serious f**king trouble for the next fixtures in the league.

Tottenham (Home) (Lose)

Liverpool (Away) (Lose)

Villa (Home) (Win)

City (Home) (Lose)

Chelsea (Away) (Lose)

Everton (Away) (Draw)

They are in serious trouble. Spurs look a real threat this year to their top four hopes, Liverpool are going to bury them alive at Anfield, City will twat them out of the park, and we will absolutely crucify them at the Bridge. If we do not beat them at home I will be extremely disappointed.

Hard to say for sure, but that is a tough run in.

We should be careful what we wish for, if they sack pug face and hire Carlo we wont be laughing!

I'd rather they get Carlo than Simeone.

Still waiting for all those negative articles about their persistent diving...

Still waiting for all those negative articles about their persistent diving...

Some comment on Mail online last night.

Still waiting for all those negative articles about their persistent diving...

 

I've yet to see one article that focuses on United's dissent despite them having two players booked for diving last night and one for Di Maria pulling the referees shirt. 

 

We had articles on most news sites including the BBC after the Hull league match. 

 

Thing is, United's discipline should be called into question now. 

 

The same week Johnny Evans was given a 6 game ban for spitting, Di Maria is sent off for handling the match day official. 

 

Can you imagine the coverage if Costa had been guilty for either of those? 

I could be wrong, but you seem to be suggesting we get different media treatment to Manure.

Can't remember which one, but one of the tv pundits said the ref 'over reacted' to his shirt being pulled. Rooney's constant verbal each time the ref did his job well should also be highlighted by the media, does he think he, his team, are beyond - they do.

I could be wrong, but you seem to be suggesting we get different media treatment to Manure.

 

Media bias? Nah... I mean it's not like The Guardian's "5 talking points from Old Trafford" include:

 

"Di María sees red to spoil what had been a good performance"

By the 76th minute of this outing Di María’s mood was even darker when being sent off by Michael Oliver

 

"Fellaini emerges as one of Van Gaal’s main men"

The Belgian’s emergence under the manager is this season’s United selection surprise as he again forced £80m of elite football talent in Radamel Falcao (cost, £43m if United want him permanently) and Juan Mata (a £37.1m buy) out of the team

 

Welbeck makes a triumphant Old Trafford return

With only seven strikes all campaign for Wenger’s team 

 

So praise for two players on the losing team and no condemnation for a player doing one of the biggest no, nos in the sport, man handling the referee. 

 

No comment on United being booked twice for diving and Young doing his best to get an opponent sent off too. 

 

No comment of discipline problems at United in the wake of Evans ban for spitting. 

 

And criticism of the (ex United) player who scored the match winner. 

 

You may not be surprised to hear this was written by Jamie Jackson who throughout the season has had his tongue firmly planted in van Gaal's arsehole. 

I have little respect for the Guardian's football section, so biased.

I'd rather they get Carlo than Simeone.

 

Me too, although I have a feeling Simeone will end up at City - if not next season, then the season after.

I have little respect for the Guardian's football section, so biased.

Yes, pathetically so.

 

You may not be surprised to hear this was written by Jamie Jackson who throughout the season has had his tongue firmly planted in van Gaal's arsehole. 

 

I like Oliver. He doesn't take any sh*t

No, he manufactures his own

Arsenal celebrating last nights quarter final victory over United.

 

Weird that they changed their strip but oh well.

 

 

Is it me or are their changing room photos increasingly more cringe-worthy? Changing into their home kit, are these really from after the cup tie?

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That's from some time ago. Unless they re-signed Gervinho and Sanga yesterday.

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lol yea and theres the newcastle logo on the left in the last picture 

Pretty damning comments by the officer in charge of the police operation at the Hillsborough inquests today. Nearly a year into the new inquests and we finally hear from the commander in chief.

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-31802716

Falcao is playing for Man Utd's under 21's today.

 

With a £6 million loan fee and £300k a week, that's quite an expensive youth player.  

Was just going to post that :)

Falcao is playing for Man Utd's under 21's today.

With a £6 million loan fee and £300k a week, that's quite an expensive youth player.

Just came here to post that.

The day after Danny "not good enough to play for United" Welbeck knocks them out the FA Cup the man who was bought in to replace him lines up for the youth team.

Haha one of my Arsenal supporting mates just said this on Facebook when I said Ozil was as anonymous as ever

"Are you joking? He played well, everything Arsenal did going forward went through him and he actually defended (for a change)"

What the hell was he watching? Lol

What a chance for Schalke. Real Madrid are very open at the back.

What a chance for Schalke. Real Madrid are very open at the back.

I was just thinking we could have a little upset here