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Right, gonna report it then, because I've seen quite a few empty posts.

Is your post supposed to be empty? By quoting now I see some twitter links but the post itself is empty. What is it supposed to say?

Because during a moment of joy after having witnessed another spectacular display by Hazard, all you could do was think about how much we could sell him for instead of just enjoying the moment and the fact that he's here with us now. It's a small club mentality, an inferiority complex, no need to spread it during a joyful period. All these speculations out of thin air about his possible move to Real or PSG or w/e are just... I don't even know how to put it... disturbing.

How long is his contract anyway? At the moment I'd say the odds are pretty damn good. Even though I enjoy united's sufferings I don't take much (only a little) pleasure in seeing Mata in this situation. He might eventually adapt to this position but I don't think his ceiling is as high there as in the middle. And I think either RVP or Rooney will be out in the summer so he might eventually play where he needs to play.

Tbf it makes sense if United's strategy is to put in 81 crosses per game. Of course the strategy itself is unbelievably unambitious, but if they're going down that route, the wings are where you want him to be. Also Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher speculated that if United bought Mata, then it's a likely sign that either Rooney or Van Persie is going to leave in summer.

"Wilmots, for his part, will offer Januzaj a starting spot in his team at this summer's World Cup if he does decide to play for Belgium." http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2544163/Belgium-boss-Wilmots-seeks-win-Adnan-Januzaj-watching-Man-United-starlet-semi-final-clash.html Afaik Januzaj is a left winger. If he accepts the offer, where would that leave Hazard? In a central position?

Definitely...

I've been thinking... The situation of Man United puts into perspective just how good our team was back in 2007/08 when Mourinho left. I mean Jose was replaced by Avram bloody Grant, it was arguably a bigger downgrade than Fergie to Moysie, and on top of that, Grant didn't have a full pre-season to get to know the team. Our team back then didn't need a manager, they just needed a FIFA/UEFA badge (Grant didn't even have that) submitting the matchday squad and they did all the rest. Fergie really left a pile of shit for his successor

Correction: Fulham are last. E: Sorry, totally misread your post.

This is just too good. I love how they had hope until the last seconds, then up comes Bent. We should all raise a glass for Bent tonight

I'd say the 2005-06 team. It was basically the same as 04/05 but the new signings had been fully integrated and accustomed to whatever they needed to adapt to, plus it was the season a certain Michael was brought in. That team, for me, was more complete than the 04/05 one, but that team was amazing too. Cech Ferreira - Carvalho - Terry - Gallas Makelele Essien - Lampard Robben - Drogba - J.Cole And then you had the likes of Duff, Gudjohnsen, Crespo, Geremi, SWP and Cudicini ready to step up.

Someone behind that goal was lucky that the post got in the way.

The title of this thread should be "Guardiola better tactician than Mourinho?", because your current title questions Jose's ability when it should be the other way around.

Liverpool won't sell him for less than £50-60m, would you be willing to pay that? Would you be willing to make the club a laughing stock?

I'm waiting for him to get more shooting chances, I have a feeling his shot against City wasn't a fluke. It would add so much more to us if we had a long distance threat once again.

1:03, "Welcome to England".

Probably the first time he reminded me the Oscar of Brazil. Up and down, left and right all day long.

It would be a travesty if JT didn't retire with us. It was wrong enough seeing Beckham retiring at PSG hugging random people he barely knew in front of fans who barely cared, it would be even wronger if JT had to retire elsewhere. He needs a proper "these are my last minutes" moment at Stamford Bridge. Anybody who entertains the thought of letting JT go to "make room for wages" is in my estimation a fuckwit and has no sense of respect or loyalty.

It's funny because he played for Tottenham. He's seen the place inside out and still hates them, good lad. I bet he gets on with Willian just fine. Oh, and this...

I doubt Danny would ever want to come back. And I doubt he's ever going to want to play second fiddle to anyone again. He's established himself in Liverpool as one of the finest strikers in the league, I see no reason for him to leave this good situation and risk being obscured once again.

In his interviews with Jose he looks at him as if he's in love.

Jose is gonna win us the league in his press conferences and interviews. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1Faxw8eEHQ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10Q2LfOQdi8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1ziAnpT5uQ http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1bj8nk_reaction-mourinho-on-newcastle_sport

Glad to see Jose having a snap at the player of the month sham. "Only the people that give the awards don't enjoy [watching him play]." Jose