spot on mateWeThey is us.
Sounds like something Harry would have said, but then again, he wasn't involved in the first team last season so maybe he is just being humble and not taking credit...nah.
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How do you know he meant SPURS??
Man City AND Chelsea both won up there last season... I'd refer to them as THEY as well!!!
How do you know he meant SPURS??
Man City AND Chelsea both won up there last season... I'd refer to them as THEY as well!!!
The Tottenham bit at the end gave it away.
Ah.... i'll be over here then >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> standing corrected!
Yes, you stand in the corner facing the wall, and you have a good long think about what you said.:eriksenlol:
from the OS:
We travel to Old Trafford for a 5.30pm kick-off with seven points out of a possible nine from our Festive fixtures.
That included a 3-2 win at Southampton on our last away day and having scored another three goals in toppling Stoke on Sunday, Head Coach Tim is approaching what is always one of the highlights of the calendar in a positive frame of mind.
“We’ll have attacking threats on the field and we’ll go there and try to impose ourselves on Manchester United,” stated Tim.
“Obviously we’ll change somewhat, but we won’t go there in our shell.
“We won there last season, so we have that experience. I’ll watch that back - okay, it’s two different line-ups now - but we have to be positive.”
Our meeting coincides with United’s best spell of form of the season - they’ve won four on the trot in the Premier League - and we have identical records on 34 points.
“They are on a good run at the moment, credit to David Moyes and his staff, they are going like a train now, but we’re going to try and stand in their way,” added Tim.
We travel to Old Trafford for a 5.30pm kick-off with seven points out of a possible nine from our Festive fixtures.
That included a 3-2 win at Southampton on our last away day and having scored another three goals in toppling Stoke on Sunday, Head Coach Tim is approaching what is always one of the highlights of the calendar in a positive frame of mind.
“We’ll have attacking threats on the field and we’ll go there and try to impose ourselves on Manchester United,” stated Tim.
“Obviously we’ll change somewhat, but we won’t go there in our shell.
“We won there last season, so we have that experience. I’ll watch that back - okay, it’s two different line-ups now - but we have to be positive.”
Our meeting coincides with United’s best spell of form of the season - they’ve won four on the trot in the Premier League - and we have identical records on 34 points.
“They are on a good run at the moment, credit to David Moyes and his staff, they are going like a train now, but we’re going to try and stand in their way,” added Tim.
What's this "change" all about? Surely you stubbornly play exactly the same formation against everyone and expect it to work?!“Obviously we’ll change somewhat, but we won’t go there in our shell.
#baffled
I think he just means playing someone in place of Paulinho...4-4-2-4-eva!!
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Guise I think he is slowly winning me over
It's still too early to tell, and even if he does do the business it doesn't mean that Levy didn't sack AVB without a plan and it also doesn't mean that his appointment was not a huge and somewhat irrational risk to take.
I don't think there is any "winning over" to be done because we simply have no clue how capable he is because he has no experience. It's perfectly reasonable to have concerns about the abilities of such a person. Even if he does have a good half season, it doesn't mean he can sustain it long term, whether with us or other clubs. For that reason I still think Levy will give him the chop in the summer (unless he wins a trophy).
But, while he brings in wins I'm happy to support him despite my reservations.
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