My Fellow Empire Soldiers

[Jangle]

There were two winners today. It will be very satisfying to watch Sir X choke pon his Fool's Gold when Loserfool buck Dortmund or any of the Spanish sides and get an ass-whooping. The Empire also came out as a winner today....another nail in van Gaal's coffin, and this game gave our new coach Murinho a chance to see the player's against their most hated opponents.

Louis Van Gaal is a bigger failure than David Moyes. That's because he came to the club with a bigger resume. He has wasted 250 million on mediocre players. Today's game was the first and only game that the Manchester United's players played with heart and passion and at pace. Unfortunately, it was a little bit too little and a lot too late. Embarrassingly, they lost against another mediocre side. Thankfully, we crashed out of the Champions League instead of being further embarrassed by Juventus or PSG, not to even mention being spared from Barcelona. The entire team needs to be replaced with the exception of De Gea, Smalling, Blind (because every team needs a utility player), Martial, Varela and Rashford.

Finishing sixth is exactly where this Loserfool team is good for.

[Paul Marin]

There were two winners today. It will be very satisfying to watch Sir X choke pon his Fool's Gold when Loserfool buck Dortmund or any of the Spanish sides and get an ass-whooping. The Empire also came out as a winner today....another nail in van Gaal's coffin, and this game gave our new coach Murinho a chance to see the player's against their most hated opponents.

Louis Van Gaal is a bigger failure than David Moyes. That's because he came to the club with a bigger resume. He has wasted 250 million on mediocre players. Today's game was the first and only game that the Manchester United's players played with heart and passion and at pace. Unfortunately, it was a little bit too little and a lot too late. Embarrassingly, they lost against another mediocre side. Thankfully, we crashed out of the Champions League instead of being further embarrassed by Juventus or PSG, not to even mention being spared from Barcelona. The entire team needs to be replaced with the exception of De Gea, Smalling, Blind (because every team needs a utility player), Martial, Varela and Rashford.

Finishing sixth is exactly where this Loserfool team is good for.

Jangle, if you hate your manager so much, how come you never run go Spurs, or some other team? Leicester perhaps? Didn't you get the memo? That's what REAL SUPPORTERS do when the manager is not to their liking.

[Jangle]

Yuh change your curtains when the seasons change or when you want to pretty up your house....you don't change your home.

[Paul Marin]

Yuh change your curtains when the seasons change or when you want to pretty up your house....you don't change your home.

LOL!!! That is true, but not if you are a snake slithering from under one rock to the next. He he he...di bredda head full a porridge me ah tell yu. Woooooooooiiiiiiiiiiieeeeeeeeeee.

Anyway - I think you saying that these were two mediocre teams is not far from the truth, but the difference in the speed of play and sense of purpose was clearly with my side. I find that your team is missing the kind of leadership you had under Slurgie. Scholes, Keane, Ronaldo, etc. all put up a "beatch fight" whenever the team was down. That fire is dead and gone. My honest opinion is that Mourinho will not be a good selection for your team either. He will play boring football that your fans won't appreciate. But hey...I am glad to see you scrambling to be relevant and even gladder to be the ones that could have ended your campaign. My only regret is that now you have time to focus on the league which makes our job much tougher.

It doesn't take a rocket scientist to see that my side's big problem is that we don't have any finishers. Despite Coutinho's deft goal, Henderson, Coutinho, Milner all had their chances. Herr Klopp gonna have to fix that for next season.

[Peter R]

Rooney? past his sell by date too?

[Sir X]

Suh Jangle yuh nuh subscribe to the theory that a supporters job is to support the manager,frigg the club interest.

[Paul Marin]

Suh Jangle yuh nuh subscribe to the theory that a supporters job is to support the manager,frigg the club interest.

This question xposes your stupidity and hypocrisy once again. Supporters can be against a manager but they don't leave the club trying to justify it with stupidity (your hallmark) and lies. With respect to new managers - they accept and support them in good faith but can be justified in their protest. In LVG's case, he was given support, money, and time but by Christmas, Manu** was clearly not going in the right direction. For sensible supporters like Jangle, he found constructive ways to justify his position against the manager. Unlike you, Jangle didn't:

a) leave the club and go to a rival (boycotting the club is forgivable - going to a rival is not)
b) do so after 3 games into the new manager's tenure (indicating a disingenuous allegiance to the club)

You on the other hand, NEVER supported BR and gave him no chance, as evidenced in your LEAVING THE CLUB. You then tried to come back (but were never accepted) when he nearly won the league. That makes you a hypocrite. Jangle is not a hypocrite. He has made his position clear, but he is not tearing down his club by going to a rival...unlike you...and has given LVG a fair chance.

You are lower than a snake, which is why you will never be considered a REAL LFC fan. You only "sing when we are winning". KMA and tek the nex' bus to Newcastle. Rafa di deh a wait pon yu.

[Lazie]

There were two winners today. It will be very satisfying to watch Sir X choke pon his Fool's Gold when Loserfool buck Dortmund or any of the Spanish sides and get an ass-whooping. The Empire also came out as a winner today....another nail in van Gaal's coffin, and this game gave our new coach Murinho a chance to see the player's against their most hated opponents.

Louis Van Gaal is a bigger failure than David Moyes. That's because he came to the club with a bigger resume. He has wasted 250 million on mediocre players. Today's game was the first and only game that the Manchester United's players played with heart and passion and at pace. Unfortunately, it was a little bit too little and a lot too late. Embarrassingly, they lost against another mediocre side. Thankfully, we crashed out of the Champions League instead of being further embarrassed by Juventus or PSG, not to even mention being spared from Barcelona. The entire team needs to be replaced with the exception of De Gea, Smalling, Blind (because every team needs a utility player), Martial, Varela and Rashford.

Finishing sixth is exactly where this Loserfool team is good for.

...can LVG be blamed for yesterday? Mata, Rojo, Fellani all missed chances that should have been put away.

[HL]

......fall from grace....................................? ....... .......

[Karl]

Rooney? past his sell by date too?

No!
He is slower and more prone to injuries...however his technical skills and experience are indispensable - (He plays much smarter than ever. Smartest as player than he has ever been = Great tactical level.) There are two things needed to exploit his assets to maximum level.

- He needs a better quality supporting cast i.e. good supporting cast.
If anyone needs reminding this is a TEAM game.

- An astute manager - Manager who can *rest him - leave him out of the line-up - when playing against the less than very top quality clubs' teams.

*See: The relationship with having good = top quality supporting cast? - ...and to manage his aches and maintain peak physical fitness/physical well being, top quality physical therapists, physical trainers and masseurs.

[Assasin]

Manu need 3 good players. A center half, I don't know why LVG haven't bought one as he has bought so many left backs and sold Evans.

One good central mid. The German best days are passed, Carrick too. Then he has so many backup and converted midfield forwards.

Get a good forward who can score goals and make good runs and then put Martial, Rashford, Linguard and I say depay with a lot of hesitation. Keep Young and Valencia as they are veritile to assist.

[Jangle]

...can LVG be blamed for yesterday? Mata, Rojo, Fellani all missed chances that should have been put away.

The answer to your question is yes. Because that's his team that he built. Note where I did give the team some credit - "Today's game was the first and only game that the Manchester United's players played with heart and passion and at pace." The team played at their optimum yesterday, but unfortunately, their optimum is mediocre at best.

[Assasin]

too little to late. LVG chance look slim now.

I say leggo Giggsy and let Fergie assist him for a little bit. Jose is LVG 2. You see how quick he sold LukaKa? Him an Ronaldo didn't see eye to eye. Don't think he likes enterprising strikers too much and you will only see more Manu products come back to haunt them as he will sell of the youngsters and academy players stop coming through as they make one mistake they will be banished.

Can't say mi never warn you.

[Peter R]

I thought both teams squandered golden opportunities to take a stranglehold of the match; one of the features of that match was missed opportunities. Had your team scored one of the clear chances it had it the first half, things could have been different.

Whether LvG was to blame as Jangle says, is a matter of opinion. The fact is, players squandered golden opportunities. They need to acknowledge that. I saw Scholes and Paul Ince on the half-time and post match review (BT Sports) and one of the things they both commented on was the apparent lack of desire among the players.

Goal scoring has been one of your problems, and you did get rid of some players who, all being equal, could have provided more goal scoring power.

[Paul Marin]

I thought both teams squandered golden opportunities to take a stranglehold of the match; one of the features of that match was missed opportunities. Had your team scored one of the clear chances it had it the first half, things could have been different.

Whether LvG was to blame as Jangle says, is a matter of opinion. The fact is, players squandered golden opportunities. They need to acknowledge that. I saw Scholes and Paul Ince on the half-time and post match review (BT Sports) and one of the things they both commented on was the apparent lack of desire among the players.

Goal scoring has been one of your problems, and you did get rid of some players who, all being equal, could have provided more goal scoring power.

Totally agree on the squandered chances. Lingaard should have done a bit better on his header too - it was too direct. Anway - as I have said "ad nauseum" - the players have to step up. To blame the manager for missing a chance is simply ridiculous - Henderson's easy tuck away comes to mind - as does Rojo's (not so easy, but it was there for the taking) chance. I can't speak for Manu**, but LFC's problems since Suarez left has clearly been in scoring AND in the WOEFUL return exhibited by our midfielders. Coutinho, Henderson, Milner and Lallana are useless as goal scorers. It remains our biggest problem, more than the defense (which was good yesterday despite some shaky moments - Sakho - my MOTM) or goal keeping. My hope is that we bring in a 20 goal a game striker, and a goal scoring midfielder this summer. Both are badly lacking.