Fearthainn

Shows a supreme lack of ambition on his part if he chooses WBA over us....in which case we're better off without him. Big fish, small pond syndrome.

Yeah that's a harsh punishment.
 
(sorry)
 
3 million being rumoured, seems a bit excessive for a 1 year loan without an option to buy, as much as I'd love to have him here.

It'll be too late, far too late.

Can't believe I got excited for that.

So get the fuck off Twitter and get on with it :shaking fist:.

He's got to prepare the article for the official site explaining Fellaini's late departure and why we brought no one in to replace him, but that we'll have the money to spend in January :jump for joy: .

"You promised me CL qualification, and I gave you £8million, you ungrateful sod!"

Looks like he's moved in front of McCarthy in the pecking order. Whelan asking too much. Really hope this one comes off.

On the up side, we made the team that beat City last week look worse than Stevenage.
 
Still optimistic here....though pissed off that we haven't got more points. Two away draws I can live with, we should've taken three against West Brom and if we had everyone would be a bit happier.

he needs longer than a few months...there are some good signs..we are toothless up top though

The closer we get to the end of the transfer window the more worried I get. The "sell Felli on the last day, fail to bring in a replacement" scenario cannot be ruled out yet.

The closer we get to the end of the transfer window the more worried I get. The "sell Felli on the last day, fail to bring in a replacement" scenario cannot be ruled out yet.

Not worried about the performance, early days and we did control most of the match despite not creating many clear cut chances. We couldn't get into good positions up front really and the passing was a bit too slow for my liking. We also rarely tried to do things differently which was annoying. Hopefully Martinez is capable of adapting our team's short passing game when needed.
 
I was more disappointed about the atmosphere tbh, it was like a morgue after all the buzz around the place pre kick-off. It was like everyone was waiting for the first goal, but it was quite poor for a new manager's first competitive home match. I was hopeful we'd carry the atmosphere of Moyes' last game into this one.

The closer we get to the end of the transfer window the more worried I get. The "sell Felli on the last day, fail to bring in a replacement" scenario cannot be ruled out yet.

Can I just say that our home support is becoming increasingly annoying. It was like a funeral in that place today. No point in a great travelling support if we lose our voice at home.

Completely finished with this twat now. I was prepared to mostly blame Woodward for the shitty bids but this just goes to show that Moyes is a prick as well.
 
Fuck him. Fuck United. Fuck off.

I like this design.

so far as I saw it, he was disciplined enough to not just take out the player like he usually would, which wouldve given them a dangerous freekick and him a booking. Not to mention the fact it shouldnt have got to him in the 1st place!
 
People are picking up on any little thing to justify selling him. Apart from that one mistake in the game, he was dominant and has been for a long time. We should be saying no sale to both players, regardless of possible income. If he is not living up to expectation, sell in January for an inflated price or after the World Cup as suggested. Should definitely not be this window and everyone should be behind him.

Offer for Baines -> Check for cheap left backs on google -> Are they Belgian? Everton love Belgians -> Create new transfer rumour.
 
The Daily Mail way.

The best bit about this?
 
In a round about way, it's been made public that Moyes wants baines ahead of Evra. Evra, does not like this. Evra asks for move. Evra is unsettled. Baines doesn't join United. Everton poison Man U's dressing room.
 
Their dismal attempt at unsettling our players, has ironically just unsettled one of their own, long standing custodians.

I really don't agree, yes he could have stopped the first goal, but he can be the main man for Roberto.

61% possession, 87% pass completion as a team (vs 71% for Norwich) for 494 completed passes, 90% tackle success (vs 74% for Norwich) (too bad Fellaini refused to try and tackle Whittaker for their first goal), 7 shots on target and 8 off target as opposed to 2 on and 2 off target for Norwich. Howard didn't make a save all game. We really should have won this.
 
Barkley had a goal, 94% pass success (51 out of 54), 1 interception and 3 tackles.

We need at least 1 new central midfielder. Unacceptable from Ossie, lost the ball far too much.
 
Can't believe how lucky Norwich always seem to be against us. We owe them a 6-0 thrashing. Disappointed to only come out with a draw after coming from behind to lead but new manager and new style of play, away from home, suppose its not too bad.