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Post by Deleted on Mar 7, 2019 21:39:59 GMT
 I love the "never a pen brigade" 😂 Most.of the ABU's are raging about it. To be fair I've seen a fair few of them defend the decision, scousers as well which has surprised me. Rio said not a penalty. I think under VAR they'll just give alevery handball a penalty. |
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Post by dazjoe on Mar 7, 2019 21:50:52 GMT
The pen was one of those you insist is a pen if it's for your club and isn't if it's against you.
it wasn't clear cut which is why there is a debate going on, but at the same time it certainly wasn't "never a pen" like some people are trying to make out.
And so fucking what even if it should never have been a penalty. Nani should never had been red carded against Real, that doesn't happen we probably win that game and maybe the Champions League.
Scholes goal should never have been ruled out against Porto; that is allowed and we dump them out the Champions League, probably win it as that years comp was pants, and Mourinho maybe never goes to Chelsea.
Fletcher should never have been sent off against Arsenal. With his energy in the team against Barca, well, who knows. Probably still get beat in all fairness but we'd have had a better chance with him hurrying and harrying them that we did without him.
Enough shit decisions have gone against us in this tournament, about time we get the benefit of one. |
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Post by aussiegraham on Mar 7, 2019 22:42:08 GMT
The pen was one of those you insist is a pen if it's for your club and isn't if it's against you.
it wasn't clear cut which is why there is a debate going on, but at the same time it certainly wasn't "never a pen" like some people are trying to make out.
And so fucking what even if it should never have been a penalty. Nani should never had been red carded against Real, that doesn't happen we probably win that game and maybe the Champions League.
Scholes goal should never have been ruled out against Porto; that is allowed and we dump them out the Champions League, probably win it as that years comp was pants, and Mourinho maybe never goes to Chelsea.
Fletcher should never have been sent off against Arsenal. With his energy in the team against Barca, well, who knows. Probably still get beat in all fairness but we'd have had a better chance with him hurrying and harrying them that we did without him.
Enough shit decisions have gone against us in this tournament, about time we get the benefit of one. And wasn’t it the same player that conceded the penalty the one that should’ve been red-carded at OT before scoring? There’s the balance in the universe right there! |
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Post by Ole's Red Whiteknight03 Army on Mar 7, 2019 22:42:44 GMT
just a short story. i`ve been struggling with heavy depressions for the last 6 months. havent been to work for almost 3 months now and about to lose my job. doctors think that i might suffer from bipolar disorder. my relationship is a mess, i have almost no contact to friends and other people, i was struggling to get out of my apartment, only went to buy food when it got dark. i have debts, no money, surviving month by month. for the first time in my life i had suicide thoughts and just didnt know what to do to get back on my feet, the worst feeling i ever had in my life, feeling like a shadow of myself. i started going to therapy and taking meds, i dont know if it helps, maybe a bit as i`m feeling slightly better for the last 2 weeks or so. but one major reason that helped get on my feet and helped me feeling better and starting to sort out my life in the last 1 or 2 weeks is down to ole and united. i forgot how it felt to feel happiness and emotions, i was dead inside. every single united game under ole helped me a bit. most wins were usually happiness for about and hour or two before my inside and my brain turned off again and left me dead. but with every single game a short span of happiness came back, emotions came back, i cried yesterday, i wrote to my girl that i`m so incredibly happy at the moment. now i`m on my way back, its a long fucking way but its step by step. i feel that hopefully the worst is behind me now. and one of the main reasons was and is ole and the emotions he gave me back. even now while typing i got tears in my eyes, because of our incredible win last night but also because i can sense light at the end of the tunnel. thank you ole for playing such a big part in what is undoubtedly the most difficult moment in my life, i got some belief back and i want to fight to go my own way and show my wonderful girl that i still have emotions in me. you have no idea ole how incredibly important your work has been to me and my health since you took over. ole`s at the wheel!!! I don’t know if this has been mentioned but, stick with those meds. The ones I was on took at least two weeks to start making a difference as they slowly regulated serotonin levels back to normal. Healing isn’t a straight line process, but you are more than strong enough to handle whatever this journey brings, otherwise you wouldn’t still be here. Like others have said, if you want to talk to someone who has gone/is going through this, pm me. You got this pal!! |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 7, 2019 22:48:35 GMT
And he was encouraging PSG to injure Rashford in the first leg as well. Guy is an utter cunt. It was the Scouse he was encouraging to target Rashford, at half time, when we were the walking wounded.. the spiteful little prick. Sorry my mistake it was. That's even worse. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 7, 2019 22:53:13 GMT
Regardless or not of whether the pen was clear its fucking Karma for Kimpembe not being sent off before he scored in the first leg.
Fuck the ABU's.
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Post by . on Mar 7, 2019 22:58:25 GMT
Neymar is in line for a 3 match ban apparently for what he said last night.
I'm assuming this applies in the Champions League, so probably next season's group games for PSG.
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Post by Ole's Red Whiteknight03 Army on Mar 8, 2019 0:14:34 GMT
Neymar is in line for a 3 match ban apparently for what he said last night. I'm assuming this applies in the Champions League, so probably next season's group games for PSG. And then he’ll be injured when the knockout matches/sister’s birthday comes around. And to think he wanted out of Messi’s shadow. |
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Post by Diablo Rouge on Mar 8, 2019 3:33:22 GMT
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Post by king nothing on Mar 8, 2019 6:25:59 GMT
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Post by redcase on Mar 8, 2019 6:43:38 GMT
Fred did something so underrated and yet so important while Rashford was taking the penalty. Bernat was going up to the spot to delay the penalty and he rushed out and pushed him back before he could go and do anything. I saw it on Reddit and was damn impressed .
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Post by Deleted on Mar 8, 2019 6:53:07 GMT
just a short story. i`ve been struggling with heavy depressions for the last 6 months. havent been to work for almost 3 months now and about to lose my job. doctors think that i might suffer from bipolar disorder. my relationship is a mess, i have almost no contact to friends and other people, i was struggling to get out of my apartment, only went to buy food when it got dark. i have debts, no money, surviving month by month. for the first time in my life i had suicide thoughts and just didnt know what to do to get back on my feet, the worst feeling i ever had in my life, feeling like a shadow of myself. i started going to therapy and taking meds, i dont know if it helps, maybe a bit as i`m feeling slightly better for the last 2 weeks or so. but one major reason that helped get on my feet and helped me feeling better and starting to sort out my life in the last 1 or 2 weeks is down to ole and united. i forgot how it felt to feel happiness and emotions, i was dead inside. every single united game under ole helped me a bit. most wins were usually happiness for about and hour or two before my inside and my brain turned off again and left me dead. but with every single game a short span of happiness came back, emotions came back, i cried yesterday, i wrote to my girl that i`m so incredibly happy at the moment. now i`m on my way back, its a long fucking way but its step by step. i feel that hopefully the worst is behind me now. and one of the main reasons was and is ole and the emotions he gave me back. even now while typing i got tears in my eyes, because of our incredible win last night but also because i can sense light at the end of the tunnel. thank you ole for playing such a big part in what is undoubtedly the most difficult moment in my life, i got some belief back and i want to fight to go my own way and show my wonderful girl that i still have emotions in me. you have no idea ole how incredibly important your work has been to me and my health since you took over. ole`s at the wheel!!! I don’t know if this has been mentioned but, stick with those meds. The ones I was on took at least two weeks to start making a difference as they slowly regulated serotonin levels back to normal. Healing isn’t a straight line process, but you are more than strong enough to handle whatever this journey brings, otherwise you wouldn’t still be here. Like others have said, if you want to talk to someone who has gone/is going through this, pm me. You got this pal!! Just putting this here. Unfortunately, I have years experience with depression in the family and limited response to medication but aparantly this is supposed to be a major breakthrough. |
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Post by caino on Mar 8, 2019 8:39:36 GMT
ive not stopped watching videos and looking at pictures of this game. fair enough it was only the last 16 but what we achieved Wednesday night is the best thing ive seen at this club since fergie left. its up there with some of his greatest nights too.
I have zero doubts now Ole should get the job. what a master class he put in.
McTomminay gets so much stick on here but the last couple of games hes been immense.
Smalling turned into Mike Smalldini
Fred looked the 50m signing we thought we were getting.
Dalot is going to be top class
shaw didn't put a foot wrong
lukaku ive given as much stick as anyone but hes finally pulling his weight and doing what is required
rashford nerves of steal. a proper man utd player. he can go down in history at this club and be spoken about as a legend.
buzzin to see the kids get on. chong frightened the hell out of me losing it a few times but we rode our luck
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Post by Reduntildeath on Mar 8, 2019 9:00:31 GMT
Oles at the wheel Most the squad was fucking ill. No Sanchez, no Pogba, just Fred, Greenwood should've been home in bed. The bare bones of Manchester football They beat the Gauls Poet in residence, get your sig changed! |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 8, 2019 9:32:15 GMT
What the fuck is this lol (sound on)
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