Manchester United have played all "Top 6" teams and Leicester as well. Their record? 4 Wins, 2 Draws.
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Posted Dec 7, 2019, 7:49 PM UTC
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but they absolutely couldn't do it on a cold rainy night in stoke
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Tbf, all of them bar this game were at home. But still, it's a great return for us
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exactly, but still, funny to see how they've done excellent against the top clubs, but shite against the midtable clubs.
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Almost all away for the 2nd half of the season, would be cool if they kept it up though!
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Why is Arsenal in here?
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I'm most annoyed about the Arsenal draw, Liverpool was irritating but somewhat expected, Arsenal we basically only gave them that Auba chance and he took it
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The new wolves
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Thought City would be their hardest challenge simply because it’s the only away game in there. They did well, but I’m curious as to how they’ll perform having the other 5 away in the second half of the season.
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Manchester United has a lot of potential, I wouldn't give up on Ole yet
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And the result is not impressive! a point is a point no matter against whom.
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We could really use Pogba back to open teams up
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what injury did he have btw?
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I think it's his ankle? I'm not 100% I just know he was injured we brought him back too soon because we needed him and after playing 2 games Inca week he picked up a longer term injury and I think was on crutches etc until recently?
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dontwattobeatuniteditis
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This seasons Robinhood