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Post by Tatty on Aug 11, 2019 19:49:59 GMT
Lindelof during James’ celebration. Give him the armband!
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Post by Tatty on Aug 11, 2019 19:50:38 GMT
Pay £7 a month for my babbling brooks. Best money I spend each month!
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Post by bushy1987 on Aug 11, 2019 19:53:31 GMT
Just download the Mobdro app and use that to watch MUTV. I have it on my FireTV stick Got that on my phone. Find it very hit and miss. Still better than paying a sub though. Saturday 3 o'clocks are the worse I find midweek games work perfect on it, but I was watching today and took me a while to find a decent link for the second half |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 11, 2019 19:53:49 GMT
www.football365.com/news/manchester-united-4-0-chelsea-16-conclusions-marcus-rashford-anthony-martial15) A word, too, for Lingard, whose role in the second and third goals will likely be underplayed. Without his pre-assists United would have still been nervously defending a one-goal lead after an hour instead of revelling in a three-goal cushion. His resurrection of Rashford’s wayward pass and selfless lay-off to Pereira created the space for the Brazilian to cross to Martial. His eagerness to constantly keep the ball moving and not retain it himself for longer than a few seconds gave Pogba the time to look up and find Rashford’s run. The perennial youngster – United’s oldest outfielder – was again their unsung hero. I don’t think that pass from Rashford was wayward to be honest. If he plays that at Lingard feet he’s getting tackled. Thought lingard could have done a bit better to run onto that, it was obvious where he was sticking it. I thought he did very well for both goals. Nothing flashy, but kept the ball moving instead of slowing down the attack. I thought it was obvious that a Rashford overhit the pass in the move leading to the second, and Lingard did well, albeit with a simple pass, to keep Chelsea defense on the back foot. Within a minute, a simple pass back to Pogba instead of turning and dwelling on the ball allowed that sublime pass to Rashford. It’s lovely that those little things that never translate to favorable stats are picked up. He may be a bellend off the pitch but I love having him in the squad. A true team player. |
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Post by smithy2 on Aug 11, 2019 19:55:46 GMT
I don’t think that pass from Rashford was wayward to be honest. If he plays that at Lingard feet he’s getting tackled. Thought lingard could have done a bit better to run onto that, it was obvious where he was sticking it. I thought he did very well for both goals. Nothing flashy, but kept the ball moving instead of slowing down the attack. I thought it was obvious that a Rashford overhit the pass in the move leading to the second, and Lingard did well, albeit with a simple pass, to keep Chelsea defense on the back foot. Within a minute, a simple pass back to Pogba instead of turning and dwelling on the ball allowed that sublime pass to Rashford. It’s lovely that those little things that never translate to favorable stats are picked up. He may be a bellend off the pitch but I love having him in the squad. A true team player. I don’t hate Lingard i just don’t think he’s good enough to be starting. |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 11, 2019 19:56:55 GMT
Got that on my phone. Find it very hit and miss. Still better than paying a sub though. Saturday 3 o'clocks are the worse I find midweek games work perfect on it, but I was watching today and took me a while to find a decent link for the second half I've got sky and BT this season but before I had the same problems. Switched over to an app called Navixsport which was perfect. |
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Post by Ole's Red Whiteknight03 Army on Aug 11, 2019 20:01:01 GMT
Macari on MUTV: ‘Maguire did ok. I’m sure he can do a lot better. Hopefully he can get a few goals as the season progresses.’ Thank god I stopped paying for that level of ‘insight.’ Seriously? He was faultless. I know its only one game so we can't exactly get ahead of ourselves but you couldn't ask for a better performance from him. End of the day he's not there to score goals, He's there to stop them going in, which he did. Stopped watching MUTV long time ago for reasons like this. We can so exactly get ahead of ourselves. Beckenbauer was only this good in his dreams. Nice to see him getting his head on a few set pieces. Missed an actual threat from corners. |
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Post by bushy1987 on Aug 11, 2019 20:02:49 GMT
I thought he did very well for both goals. Nothing flashy, but kept the ball moving instead of slowing down the attack. I thought it was obvious that a Rashford overhit the pass in the move leading to the second, and Lingard did well, albeit with a simple pass, to keep Chelsea defense on the back foot. Within a minute, a simple pass back to Pogba instead of turning and dwelling on the ball allowed that sublime pass to Rashford. It’s lovely that those little things that never translate to favorable stats are picked up. He may be a bellend off the pitch but I love having him in the squad. A true team player. I don’t hate Lingard i just don’t think he’s good enough to be starting. Hopefully gomes gets to show what he's capable off because he could easily push for Jesse place |
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Post by redcase on Aug 11, 2019 20:03:44 GMT
I don’t think that pass from Rashford was wayward to be honest. If he plays that at Lingard feet he’s getting tackled. Thought lingard could have done a bit better to run onto that, it was obvious where he was sticking it. Pre-assists aren't a thing, outside of stat twats sat In their basements who would get rid of the whole 'running around on grass' part of the sport if they had the chance. First time in my life I've heard of pre assists. Ludicrous nonsense. |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 11, 2019 20:04:46 GMT
I thought he did very well for both goals. Nothing flashy, but kept the ball moving instead of slowing down the attack. I thought it was obvious that a Rashford overhit the pass in the move leading to the second, and Lingard did well, albeit with a simple pass, to keep Chelsea defense on the back foot. Within a minute, a simple pass back to Pogba instead of turning and dwelling on the ball allowed that sublime pass to Rashford. It’s lovely that those little things that never translate to favorable stats are picked up. He may be a bellend off the pitch but I love having him in the squad. A true team player. I don’t hate Lingard i just don’t think he’s good enough to be starting. He’ll start some games. Sit out others. Valuable squad player that gets too much crap imo. |
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Post by Ole's Red Whiteknight03 Army on Aug 11, 2019 20:06:05 GMT
www.football365.com/news/manchester-united-4-0-chelsea-16-conclusions-marcus-rashford-anthony-martial15) A word, too, for Lingard, whose role in the second and third goals will likely be underplayed. Without his pre-assists United would have still been nervously defending a one-goal lead after an hour instead of revelling in a three-goal cushion. His resurrection of Rashford’s wayward pass and selfless lay-off to Pereira created the space for the Brazilian to cross to Martial. His eagerness to constantly keep the ball moving and not retain it himself for longer than a few seconds gave Pogba the time to look up and find Rashford’s run. The perennial youngster – United’s oldest outfielder – was again their unsung hero. I didn't think Lingard was bad tbh. Had a few very good moments, always works hard. Problem is the very good moments are few and far between. I think he's a bit of a stat padder type. Will do next to nothing for an entire game then score a cracker or beat a couple of men and grab an assist.
That looks ok and you can get away with it when you're winning 4-0 but when you're losing or struggling to break down the opposition you need more from him. I still think his workrate is his biggest asset and that's not really something I want from a starting #10 at United.
His immature chav-ness on social media undermines the positive things he does on the pitch. He’s not going to drive the squad, but he doesn’t deserve the stick he gets. Like most, he was anonymous/poor in the first half and popped up with some important contributions after the restart. Wouldn’t call him an unsung hero though. |
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Post by cantonaisgod on Aug 11, 2019 20:07:06 GMT
Great result good performance Maguire looks good AWB serious talent. Now I dont shit myself too much when we try and play out from the back.
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Post by Ole's Red Whiteknight03 Army on Aug 11, 2019 20:08:25 GMT
Pay £7 a month for my babbling brooks. Best money I spend each month! PM me the details if you wouldn’t mind. Mine aren’t as babbling as I’d like anymore. |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 11, 2019 20:09:35 GMT
Pre-assists aren't a thing, outside of stat twats sat In their basements who would get rid of the whole 'running around on grass' part of the sport if they had the chance. First time in my life I've heard of pre assists. Ludicrous nonsense. It is a daft term, but the point is that he was playing it quick, simple and efficient one-touch football. |
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Post by Ole's Red Whiteknight03 Army on Aug 11, 2019 20:10:49 GMT
I don’t think that pass from Rashford was wayward to be honest. If he plays that at Lingard feet he’s getting tackled. Thought lingard could have done a bit better to run onto that, it was obvious where he was sticking it. I thought he did very well for both goals. Nothing flashy, but kept the ball moving instead of slowing down the attack. I thought it was obvious that a Rashford overhit the pass in the move leading to the second, and Lingard did well, albeit with a simple pass, to keep Chelsea defense on the back foot. Within a minute, a simple pass back to Pogba instead of turning and dwelling on the ball allowed that sublime pass to Rashford. It’s lovely that those little things that never translate to favorable stats are picked up. He may be a bellend off the pitch but I love having him in the squad. A true team player. The quickness of the ball back to Pereira allowed the move to continue. |
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