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EVERTON vs MANCHESTER UNITED (1230)
The media have already started getting all excited over this, and specifically over David Moyes. Remember him? One point separates the two sides, and who’d have thought that just a few weeks/months ago? Should be a tight and decent game. Draw.

BOURNEMOUTH vs WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS (1500)
The Cherries are within spitting distance (take my word for it) of a Champions League finish while Wolves are within similar distance of an unwanted bottom three spot. Momentum, form and home advantage together point to just one possible outcome. Home win.

ARSENAL vs WEST HAM UNITED (1500)
Don’t know what to say. Paqueta’s joined the non-walking wounded. There’s a stronger sense of by how many than of who. You figure out the rest. Home win.

FULHAM vs CRSYTAL PALACE (1500)
Two consecutive wins have put Fulham back on course for now, although Palace can point to three wins in their last six so they’re unlikely to be pushovers. Tight but probably inevitable. Home win.

IPSWICH TOWN vs TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR (1500) 
Spurs’ last win at Portman Road saw Jurgen Klinsmann score twice in a 3-1 victory. The visitors must be yearning for another Klinsmann to boost their flagging campaign. Away win.

SOUTHAMPTON vs BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION (1500)
It must be excruciatingly painful being a Saints supporter these days. There’s really no way to talk up their prospects against any opposition, so let’s just say it as it is. Away win.

ASTON VILLA vs CHELSEA (1730)
Probably the game of the day. It’s been six games since Villa last won a league fixture and this one offers little in the way of hope to remedy that. The visitors have won two, drawn two and lost two in the same period. Hmm. Draw.


SUNDAY

NEWCASTLE UNITED vs NOTTINGHAM FOREST (1400)
Home advantage will tip the balance even against high-flying Forest. Just. Home win.

MANCHESTER CITY vs LIVERPOOL (1630) 
The game of the weekend. There’s little to add. Away win.


TUESDAY

BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION vs BOURNEMOUTH (1930)
The south coast is busy. Draw.

CRYSTAL PALACE vs ASTON VILLA (1930)
Hmm, there’s little on form to distinguish these two. Draw.

WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS vs FULHAM (1930)
Wolves’ main concern is what lies beneath, lest it be them. Fulham are in the happier position of having to focus on what’s above. Away win.

CHELSEA vs SOUTHAMPTON (2015)
Oh dear. Home win.


WEDNESDAY

BRENTFORD vs EVERTON (1930)
Home win.

MANCHESTER UNITED vs IPSWICH TOWN (1930)
Home win.

NOTTINGHAM FOREST vs ARSENAL (1930)
Tight one. Away win.

TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR vs MANCHESTER CITY (1930)
Away win.

LIVERPOOL vs NEWCASTLE UNITED (2015)
Home win.


THURSDAY

WEST HAM UNITED vs LEICESTER CITY (2000)
Home win.

Funny how Rashford looks like a footballer again now that he is away from Man Utd

Chelsea keeper howler, Villa 2-1 up - nice to see.

Massive clanger from Chelsea keeper.

Moyes asleep in second half…subs too late as ManU woke up…

Waited to 82 mins for obvious subs to close down game…too late…lost 2 points…

Dopey Dozy Dave…

2 

Sp*rs one up. They’re flying all of a sudden.

To add as McCoist said they chose to show the ref the angle which looked less like a foul. His shirt was clearly pulled not once but twice. Penalty. 

Plus it would have 100% been given at the other end and we all know it. 

Absolute stitch up IMO. The PL can’t afford Man U sinking any lower, just as much as Man U’s owners can’t. 

VAR has changed nothing. The dice still loaded in favour of Man Utd and Liverpool. It fucking stinks

Definite Pen…VAR soft on ManU…

Moyes asleep in second half…subs too late as ManU woke up…

Waited to 82 mins for obvious subs to close down game…too late…lost 2 points…

Dopey Dozy Dave…

ray winstone" wrote: ↑22 Feb 2025, 14:49 Typical Moyes, 2 up, 10 men behind the ball, concede 2 and then hang on for the point. Don’t miss the cսnt at all.

Typical Moyes, 2 up, 10 men behind the ball, concede 2 and then hang on for the point. Don’t miss the cսnt at all.

To add as McCoist said they chose to show the ref the angle which looked less like a foul. His shirt was clearly pulled not once but twice. Penalty. 

Plus it would have 100% been given at the other end and we all know it. 

Absolute stitch up IMO. The PL can’t afford Man U sinking any lower, just as much as Man U’s owners can’t. 

I think the Everton guy looked like he dived. Probably was a pen but if you look like your intention was to get the pen then refs sometimes don’t want to encourage that. 

the way he fell forward didn’t look legit tbh. 
 

Clear pen.

Moyes done over by VAR once again.

VAR doing their damnedest to give man u the point

Everton are in the process of being robbed here. In broad daylight. 

Waited until he blew a two-goal lead to make a change he wasn't forced into. I think they can play this way now because he hasn't run his starting XI into the ground yet 

threesixty wrote: ↑22 Feb 2025, 13:29

Mad Ferret" wrote: ↑22 Feb 2025, 13:00

El Scorchio" wrote: ↑22 Feb 2025, 12:58

 

It has to be Irvine. That is all I can think. Either that or their squad is significantly better than ours was at playing this way but again he’s the one that assembled our squad. If he’d have set us up like this then most of us would have been perfectly happy. 

He did have us playing like this. We finished 6th, 7th and won us a European trophy.

Our fans are just impatient and have short memories. Was the same with John Lyall.

 

Hahah conveniently left out the last few seasons where we barely won a game after Xmas and had record goals against us. No he didn’t have us playing like this at all which is why he didn’t get his contract renewed. 

most of us would have been fine if he kept up the attitude he had in his first 2 seasons back but unfortunately he didn’t.

more importantly his task for us was to move us to a permanent top 6/8 side looking at Europe every season. Not rescue us from relegation style runs etc. (that he got us into anyway!)

horses for courses. You can’t just do the job you want to do, you do the job your paid for as set by your boss. He ended up failing at that. As pretty much all football managers do at some point. That’s all  

Mad Ferret" wrote: ↑22 Feb 2025, 13:00

El Scorchio" wrote: ↑22 Feb 2025, 12:58

threesixty wrote: ↑22 Feb 2025, 12:55

 

Mad isn’t it. 
they don’t play anything like how he made us play. Is this Irvines doing?

also, Man Utd are absolutely gash. I don’t think Amorim is going to survive this. I don’t see anything in this team. Why is it’s so bad there?

 

It has to be Irvine. That is all I can think. Either that or their squad is significantly better than ours was at playing this way but again he’s the one that assembled our squad. If he’d have set us up like this then most of us would have been perfectly happy. 

He did have us playing like this. We finished 6th, 7th and won us a European trophy.

Our fans are just impatient and have short memories. Was the same with John Lyall.

 

Said before that Amorim should have stuck to his guns about joining in the summer
RVN could have stayed as caretaker
Both those managers having a miserable time & both could be sacked at season end

goose wrote: ↑22 Feb 2025, 13:18 Ruben Interim

happygilmore wrote: ↑22 Feb 2025, 13:09 Onana with another assist.
one of the worst PL keepers ever.
Amorin, with his constant negative comments looks like a man who wants out

 

U18’s draw 2-2 at Chelsea
94th min equaliser by the Scottish kid Josh Landers recently signed 
2nd goal in 3 games for him I think

Mamma Mia! How bad are Manchester United?

Ruben Interim cannot go on like this surely?

Onana with another assist.
one of the worst PL keepers ever.
Amorin, with his constant negative comments looks like a man who wants out

Moyes would clearly be better