Yeah it's like they big themselves up to play the big teams but never do it against the teams around them..pity that as they are a big club.

Sunderland a small side ????? as in
3 ft 2 inches

ermmmmmmmm
over the last 4 seasons we can and have beat most of the
BIG teams

problem is we are crap against everyone else

Man City on Wed

id be very happy with yet another draw

No one said Sunderland were a small side, they said what you just repeated.

With the way Man City are playing at the moment, I think any result is possible.

Good start !!!

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Another 3 points for a defenceless man united, not too bad considering we used ashley young at left back haha, can't play left wing let alone left back

So annoyed at myself, changed my fantasy footy team around, dropped Tadic out of midfield and put in Danny Ings up front, and also dropped Ron Vlaar from defense and put in Alan Hutton!

But forgot to click 'Confrim Changes'

Missed out on a potential extra 13 points lol.

Which now means that Tadic better have the game of his life later on Come on you Saints!!!

Well, it has been a rather interesting round of fixtures.

United are starting to perform and their defence is looking better, same with liverpool.

Mignolet can in no way take the blame for the goal that they conceded, Skrtel should have headed the ball out of play, not into the feet of Ulloa lol. But then we showed great courage and grit to get back into the match, albeit through some suspect defending.
Gerrard is clearly not going to play every game now, he will probably appreciate that and showed some movement and touches in a more advanced role up front.
When Sturridge comes back, I would consider pairing up Lambert and Studge for a bit, rather than shoehorning Balotelli back into the mixer. But if we keep performing like we are, it could be a very strange top 4 come the end of the season...

I think this could be the season that arsenal miss out on the top 4, as much as it pains me to say it, United are on a roll now, winning 4 games in a row, meaning momentum into the christmas fixtures.
Arsenal were outplayed in almost every department last night, they should not have won that game, but they did. Against more clinical opponent, they would not have stood a chance.

Hull gravely needed the point they achieved last night, but I have to say I am very surprised at Everton, with the array of attacking talent they have, what is going on?? Answers on a post card please.
Lukaku's goal was very nice last night though

Very interesting point brought up in MOTD last night, Chelsea have not started 7 of the starting 11 players in every game this season.
But the fact they go all out for 60/70 mins, means that they can take their foot off in the last 20/30 mins, meaning they are more rested for other games.
Chelsea's defence is a great one though, I can't say I have seen a better one in a long while, maybe since Arsenal/England back 5?

Spurs should have taken something from the game though, missing some key chances. I just hope that Harry Kane doesn't get too hyped up by the media, he could have a good chance of being someone if he keeps playing with the bravery and heart he is doing now.

Sunderland vs City, I said to my mate that this is the worst possible time for them to play Sunderland, as they seem to be a bogey team for City recently and if they lost/drew this game then that was the title over.

But after the early setback (how can Seb Larsson take credit for the assist btw?!?) City were the best I have ever seemed them, and Aguero, wow. Are there any more words to desrcibe this wonder kid, just hope he doesn't do a Micheal Owen and start to fade from now on. Plus, has anyone actually seen the size of the Aguero's thighs?? They are massive, hence why he almost tore the net out of the ground last night, I've never hit a shot that hard in my life, let alone get it on target

Plus, has anyone heard that William Hill have already paid out on Chelsea winning the title? Seems a little premature to me, I can't see them not losing a game this season and I think City will catch them up by mid February, maybe when a few injuries set in for Chelsea.
Would be interesting how the Chelsea defence copes with the loss of any of Cahill, Terry or Ivanovic, they seem to be the start of most attacks and also great at set plays.

How I see the table finishing (this might change )

1. City
2. Chelsea
3. Liverpool
4. United
5. Arsenal
6. Spurs
7. Southampton
8. Newcastle
9. Swansea
10. Everton
11. Stoke
12. Villa
13. West Ham
14. Burnley
15. Palace
16. Hull
17. West Brom
18. QPR
19. Sunderland
20. Leicester

Liverpool 3rd I doubt very much, I think Arsenal will finish higher than them.

1. Chelsea
2. Man City
3. Man Utd
4. Arsenal
5. Liverpool
6. Tottenham
7. Southampton
8. Everton
9. West Ham
10. Swansea
11. Stoke
12. Newcastle
13. Aston Villa
14. C.Palace
15. Sunderland
16. West Brom
17. QPR
18. Hull City
19. Burnley
20. Leicester

QPR will survive another relegation battle, Harry will work his magic again same with Sunderland. Too many decent players to settle for Championship League.

I don't think United will get third, you have been very lucky to take points off Chelsea, Palace, Arsenal & Stoke.

You are very lucky De Gea is in fine form, but I honestly think he will be going to RM sooner rather than later, Casillas is getting older now and De Gea will provide them a keeper for the next 10 years easily.

Without De Gea this season, you would be about 7/8 points worse off then you are now.

I hope you do find some form, it's not as fun just rolling ManU over every time

I don't think De Gea will be going till the Summer at the earliest then either be replaced by Sergi Roberto or Hugo LLoris. Would prefer Lloris tbh but agree De Gea has been in spectacular form this season with a make shift defence.

As soon as players (DEFENDERS) are bought in then we will see United at their best.

3rd is the Target I reckon they can and will achieve, been lucky in a few but grasped it when happened. Southampton will be their next victims.

Potentially, but even you have to admit that you have had it easy recently, with the exception of arsenal, you have scraped past some mediocre teams, with De Gea saving your blushes.

Should be a good fight for 3/4/5 in the prem, think ManU might just snatch it, but it will go down to the final few games.

I know paddy power paid 400 grand out after 11 games, madness

How long are united without Di maria for? They are going struggle big time without him as It showed the other night

Two weeks supposedly only - just a small tear.
Didn't really struggle that much, still won. De Gea and Ashley Young we have to thank for that. I don't personally like 4:1:3:2 - doesn't suit the type of players me have.

Yeah but got lucky at home to stoke. I'm sure you would of been expecting a comfortable win, you didn't create many chances and I think that will continue while Di Maria's is out injured.

As I live in Stoke and prefer Port Vale then any win over Stoke City is a plus . But United lose their impact and creativity without Di Maria. I don't think Januzaj is anywhere near his standard neither so Mata's getting some more time on the pitch. (Thank God)

Think United need to buy another creative midfielder maybe along the lines of Vidal but not him, I don't want him anymore - too injury prone. Zakarri Bakali, Memphis Depay, Julien Draxler sort of ilk they need. Players who will run at their opposition.

If Vidal is too injury prone I presume you want Falcao's loan to be terminated with immediate effect . Twice Been injured more than twice what Vidal has and there's no guarantee he'll fully recover or hit his top form again and a knee injury as big as his would worry me at his age with 40+million price tag.

I don't think Vidal would want to go still, Draxler is the only one I'd take of the above trio. The other two aren't in the same bracket, gamble on what would be fringe/rotation players. 3 transfer windows that needed to be better, shouldn't risk a 4th.

Agree Falcao is injury prone too - luckily his move is only a loan ATM - IF he cannot improve his fitness then yeah maybe best to cancel the loan asp.