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Kante is the best premier League
The Official 2019/2020 Football/Soccer Thread
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Northside7
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Wait until the 72th minute to make changes smdh
Straight from the Wenger playbook
tomori and rudiger have the makings to be a great partnership for the future
Northside7
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Chambers. Thank you.
Northside7
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AUBAMEYANG!!!!!
Northside7
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Absolutely world class.
toheeb27
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Come on Mount, u need to score that.
toheeb27
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Yea, Proud of the team. One of the best games we have played this season. 2 Set Piece goals killed us.
Tomori might be our best CB.
Blue_London
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No kante no party
Northside7
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All praises go to the players for this win. Well done.
toheeb27
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@Northside7 Great win by your boys.
Well a week from tomorrow (Monday 30 Sept), Man United v Arsenal!!!!
Hopefully that will give us an indicator....
Ole Gunnar Solsjkaer glanced behind him as Marcus Rashford pulled up with a groin injury in the second half.
Romelu Lukaku’s gone. Anthony Martial’s injured and Mason Greenwood’s ill.
So he threw on Jesse Lingard at centre-forward.
The same Jesse Lingard who’s scored 17 league goals for Manchester United since 2011.
But it shines a light over the mistakes that have riddled United’s poor transfer business in recent years. Lukaku had no real future under Solsjkaer, that was clear.
But the fact he wasn’t replaced is negligent at best.
The club’s failure to do so has left their manager struggling to pick up the pieces.
With Rashford now facing a race against time to be available for the visit of Unai Emery’s side, Solsjkaer will be pinning his hopes on having Martial available.
If not then, Greenwood - providing he shakes of his illness - will be hastily thrust into the limelight.
Sojskjaer’s faith in the 17-year-old is unshakable. All the indicators so far suggest the United manager’s belief in his teenager is warranted.
Nonetheless, starting Greenwood against the Gunners wouldn’t have been Solsjkaer’s preferred route.
But that’s the reality for the United boss right now. Another failure against West Ham merely added to the growing feeling that Solsjkaer is on a hiding to nothing.
Why it's been allowed to come to this, though, is a question Solskjaer shouldn’t have answer.
That’s a failure the board must take responsibility for.
Ultimately, though, there’s one man who will inevitably be punished for the way United’s squad has been allowed to deteriorate.
Solskjaer doesn't have to be told who that man is.
Romelu Lukaku’s gone. Anthony Martial’s injured and Mason Greenwood’s ill.
So he threw on Jesse Lingard at centre-forward.
The same Jesse Lingard who’s scored 17 league goals for Manchester United since 2011.
But it shines a light over the mistakes that have riddled United’s poor transfer business in recent years. Lukaku had no real future under Solsjkaer, that was clear.
But the fact he wasn’t replaced is negligent at best.
The club’s failure to do so has left their manager struggling to pick up the pieces.
With Rashford now facing a race against time to be available for the visit of Unai Emery’s side, Solsjkaer will be pinning his hopes on having Martial available.
If not then, Greenwood - providing he shakes of his illness - will be hastily thrust into the limelight.
Sojskjaer’s faith in the 17-year-old is unshakable. All the indicators so far suggest the United manager’s belief in his teenager is warranted.
Nonetheless, starting Greenwood against the Gunners wouldn’t have been Solsjkaer’s preferred route.
But that’s the reality for the United boss right now. Another failure against West Ham merely added to the growing feeling that Solsjkaer is on a hiding to nothing.
Why it's been allowed to come to this, though, is a question Solskjaer shouldn’t have answer.
That’s a failure the board must take responsibility for.
Ultimately, though, there’s one man who will inevitably be punished for the way United’s squad has been allowed to deteriorate.
Solskjaer doesn't have to be told who that man is.
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