Dion

Hazard was MOTM for me, he was on fire today. I also thought Cech should have saved at least one of those goals. They were not terrible mistakes but I really expected a world class GK like Cech not to take two goals like that in a single game. And really impressed with team's determination in the second half, except maybe for Torres, who looked like he didn't care even though he was well rested.

Welcome to the forum, mate! :blue scalf:

Can't KDB play as the DLP?

Nah, I can't seriously accept anyone still believes in Torres. Backstreet is just probably having some fun. No matter what they tell us, I refuse to believe there are still people who thinks Fernando is doing fine at the club.

I know it came in the heat of the moment and everything but that's just... Wow. I guess you should apologize.

Thanks god I couldn't find the game to watch in any channel, because it looks like this was one of our worst performances ever.

Casemiro wasn't even really playing for SPFC. Brasil NT, HAHAHAHAHAHAHA.

Tough competition this month. I can see any of them winning this.

I get errors when trying to explore the map, I won't even try to see where it is but I'm guessing Jockey Club

And Oscar actually hits the target. Today I thought he lacked a bit of power in some of his shots, otherwise he would have scored.

If money and university let me, SURE THING!

I'm going for 'the only candidate to be' this month. ps: a shame Muzchap didn't win in his best months, he deserved it.

I thought the same as I was reading.

Added mine. Awesome feature!

Fuck yeah!

Maybe The Only Place To Be was right. We should just give up EL. Wasting most of/all of our most important players and still embarassing ourselves struggling against weaker sides wasn't what I had in mind.

So close.

Just hoping it doesn't get any worse than this.

My mood was a bit better than him, but odd enough he managed to score the equalizer.

Torres is as bad as my mood today.

Ba is earning my respect more and more.

You can't just look for "key" decisions. A wrong yellow card given to a defender wouldn't be considered a key decision by that article's criteria but still could lead to a goal because that specific defender would be now afraid to make a wrong tackle and be sent off etc. You have to look to the whole spectrum. And in doing that, you see Man Utd is favoured more than others. I actually had another (better) article in mind to bring in here, I just couldn't find it. I'm not saying they bribe refs or there is some conspiracy, but refs seem to be biased towards them more often than not. How much those decisions affect the game seem to me as more random than how consistent refs are in favouring Man Utd.

http://www.sabotagetimes.com/reportage/referees-are-manchester-united-biased-heres-the-evidence-from-qualified-refs/

It's just weird because I think that's a bit unusual, haha.

Knee injuries are some of the most serious injuries a player can have. They're very likely to be career-ending. Most players never get to top form again and some become absolute shit, like our fellow Torres here. Michael Owen, Joe Cole even our brazilian legend Ronaldo never got back to their top form. Ronaldo could still manage to become an awesome striker by changing his style which previously relied on pace heavily. But even him was never as good as before. His goal/game ratio dropped from about 1:1 to 1:2. He had become about half the player he was, and he only managed that because he had clinical finishing, very good positioning and was a marvelous dribbler. Torres is none of those.