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True but as you know, football doesn't always work out that simple, does it? We have not won at Man United since 2012/13 but in the same time period, we have won twice at Man City. Plus, worse teams may have won at Old Trafford during the time that we have not but a one-off win can happen from time to time or out of nowhere. Pretty sure only City have consistently done well at OT in recent years.

The question is though, will they want to wait that long? Would think that they want to refresh their squad ASAP so that they can get back to challenging the best in Europe because as talented as CHO is, we don't know how his recovery progress will go and how quickly he will get back into shape.

We might have last won at Old Trafford in 2012/13 but you made it sound as if we have lost every game there since then when in actual fact, we have drawn 3 and lost 2 at Old Trafford in 2012/13 (both losses came under Conte). Even when we were arguably worse in 2015/16, we got a 0-0 draw up there.

Bayern still want CHO? The quotes hardly confirmed that.

Us, Arsenal and Man United could all be on 67 points at the end of the weekend...

All that shit and the top 4 spot is suddenly in our hands.

If we lose at Old Trafford, it will be the FIRST time ever we lose away at Man City, Man United, Liverpool, Spurs and Arsenal all in a single Premier League season!

I really don't get why people feel the need to go for the kill on Pulisic before he has even played for us. Maybe it's the accumulation of buying average players over the years. Maybe people have been spoiled by Sancho, Mbappe etc doing the bits in their teens and they expect everyone else to be the same or otherwise, they are rubbish but as you alluded to, Pulisic is still young and has shown promise in previous Dortmund seasons. Just because he isn't doing well now, just because he has lost his way a little bit, it doesn't mean it will remain that way and likewise, just because someone is doing well right now, it doesn't mean it will remain that way. Pulisic is only 20 and has plenty of room to grow.

Blame Heaton's silly wayward goal kick.

Don't think many will disagree with that, TBH.

This season can't end soon enough. It's been one disaster after another.

Manchester United 1-1 Chelsea PRE/POST-MATCH DISCUSSION, LIVE CHAT AND ANALYSIS 2018/19 Premier League Match 36 28th April, Sunday, 2019 Old Trafford 16:30 Kick Off (UK time)

Tweet or thread don't exist. I presume it's serious? Ian Abrahams first tweeted that CHO told him that he ruptured his Achilles but then deleted the tweet and tweeted that it's not confirmed.

SHIT!!

Burnley have 25 points in the league in 2019. Us? 24.

Also, it's a fucking joke how often we get riled up by Burnley in recent seasons. We know what they are all about - they're gonna be physical, they're gonna be dirty, waste time, be a threat from set pieces - and what did we do? Played into their hands by giving away cheap fouls, not defending properly and picking fights with them. That's what they want and we fell for it...FUCKING IDIOTS!

Opposition content to just sit back and not bothered to attack and what did Sarri do? Took off a striker for a striker and stuck with ONE striker upfront!

Three players fell over each other to allow Barnes to score. AC was dreadful all night, but the goal could have been easily prevented. FUCK ZONAL MARKING! We have conceded 14 goals from set pieces this season. FOURTEEN!

ONE Premier League double over Burnley in FIVE seasons!

USELESS!