What a joke. Onana just smashed him. That should have been a penalty.

1 minute ago, Scott Harris said:

What a joke. Onana just smashed him. That should have been a penalty.

How is that not a penalty.  Awful awful decision - the ref should have to explain themselves there.  Ofcourse they'll hide behind not clear and obvious, but anyone can see that was a foul.

Literally the first game and the bullsh*t with the refs have already started.

Some how united won it.

they got away with that 

List of things I have no idea about:

1. How Wolves didn’t get a single goal

2. How Wolves didn’t get a pen for Onana wiping out a player completely 

I agree, how Wolves did not score tonight and how that was not a penalty is beyond my understanding hahah.

1 minute ago, PhilH930 said:

How is that not a penalty.  Awful awful decision - the ref should have to explain themselves there.  Ofcourse they'll hide behind not clear and obvious, but anyone can see that was a foul.

We see similar challenges from keepers all the time, what made this challenge different was how late the keeper was, very late, when its that late it should be a penalty imo.

First game of the season and already a disgusting home decision at Old Trafford. 

Bent league. 

20 minutes ago, BordeauxBlue said:

First game of the season and already a disgusting home decision at Old Trafford. 

Bent league. 

Yep, a few seasons back they got awarded a penalty against Brighton after the ref had blown for FT. Only United can be gifted absolute outrageous calls like that. 

I don't know if Arteta has Partey in the pivot with Rice just because of Jesus' injury. At least, for the moment, he is clever to recognise that a midfield of Havertz, Rice and Odegaard would be run over in the PL.

But that Mount, Casemiro, Fernandes midfield haha. Suicidal. The stuff of nightmares. I'd like to see that midfield trio at WHL next week-end. Spurs are nothing special, but their manager is an attacking minded one and it should be a fun game. 

4 minutes ago, AlexTommo said:

Yep, a few seasons back they got awarded a penalty against Brighton after the ref had blown for FT. Only United can be gifted absolute outrageous calls like that. 

It's always United with the most bizarre ones. Only Liverpool comes close to get so many odd decisions in their favour.

I didn't know the former Bournemouth manager is now the Wolves manager 

6 hours ago, Scott Harris said:

United fans keep saying Antony is the next Robben because he likes to cut in and shoot. They forget that Robben had so much more to his game. Cutting in and shooting was his trademark, but he was the best dribbler in the world after Messi and Hazard, he could pass better, and he popped up in great positions to score goals. Embarassing fans, they think everybody they sign can be compared to some of the best players of the past 20 years.

They are not comparable. Robben was super fast, Anthony is slow for a winger

4 hours ago, petre ispirescu said:

I don't know if Arteta has Partey in the pivot with Rice just because of Jesus' injury. At least, for the moment, he is clever to recognise that a midfield of Havertz, Rice and Odegaard would be run over in the PL.

But that Mount, Casemiro, Fernandes midfield haha. Suicidal. The stuff of nightmares. I'd like to see that midfield trio at WHL next week-end. Spurs are nothing special, but their manager is an attacking minded one and it should be a fun game. 

The midfield is not the problem. Mount, Bruno, casemiro all works their ass off.

United problem is their forward. None of them want to defend. Just watch arsenal, the moment they lose the ball Saka and martinelli will sprint back to chase the ball back. Arteta even played jorgi in double pivot (even Sarri didn't dare to do this in Italy) with little problem. 

United fw on the other hand are 😴😴😴

This is where coaching matter. Can ten hag get their fw to defend? 

KDB apparently out until 2024. Like Nkunku. 

Head of the PGMOL Howard Webb and representatives Martin Atkinson and Jonathan Moss were pictured in a corporate hospitality lounge at Old Trafford ahead of Manchester United's victory against Wolves on Monday evening. 

 

 

 

 

never in doubt. where the f**k is red nose c**t?

 

 

 

Looks like Liverpool have identified their 3rd choice defensive mid, who just happens to be Brighton's 2nd choice (after Ugochukwu?).

 

https://www.teamtalk.com/news/sources-liverpool-battle-brighton-carlos-baleba-nottingham-forest-brentford-aston-villa-newcastle-united-interest

 

Hilarious that they're both now going to be bidding for the same player. The Lizard apparently offered £17m in their opening bid which was immediately rejected by Lille who are asking for £30m. Liverpool would be wise to get straight in there at the asking price, although I'm certain they'd end up winning anyway as a club of that size would be too much of a draw for the player.

Edited August 15, 20232 yr by Gordon Bennett

If the player in question is under 21, I say let's bid for him and loan out to our French team 😁. It's expensive and may come back to bite one day, but it's fun seeing how things unfold in the last few days.

Sheffield United would be best served building for their return to the championship. 

Selling your top two players, in Illiman Ndiaye and Sander Berge, is a massive blow.

First game of the season and United already get a RIDICULOUS penalty call in their favour. I am so sick of PL referees. 

 

Liverpool failed to sign Caicedo or Lavia, but here's why they may not need a defensive midfielder https://global.espn.com/football/insider/insider/story/_/id/38194947

😂😂

Soon people will say you don't even need a gk. 

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/66520737

 

Maguire's move to West Ham officially off.

 

Absolutely hilarious and I reckon Onana and Maguire might become the best comedy double act since Morecambe and Wise.

Timber need ACL surgery, be lucky to be back this season