international break united players watch / how many defenders will we lose this time?

Everyone thinks their cows are more injury prone.

Originally Posted by S/Side.Red

Anderson in Dubai popping Dom Perignon and eating chocolate:

What a £#%&!ing £#%&!er:shakehead:

Originally Posted by Whalefish

Why immediately blame the fitness people? Perhaps he's just an injury prone £#%&!er?

Madrid got Varane, Utd got Phil £#%&!ing Jones. Value.

i wasn't talking about just this one incident.






no figures for this but doesn't it seem like our crocks are always breaking down when they start a comeback?

Originally Posted by rebelcountyred

just another player on a long list of players that he has had a run in with, darron gibson being the latest, made himself unavailable for this game because he was completely overlooked at european championship, trap is a @#%&!.

I know, I saw that about Gibson but Trap was spot on with what he said about him; that he needs to work harder. The United coaches said the same and so did Moyes.

He has now knuckled down. He is actually playing well and more importantly, consistently for the first time in his career. Trap was obviously right.

The little @#%&!s should have more respect for big Trap, he might be a bit of an old loon but the mad bastard knows his stuff

Caught a bit of Rio's tour diary thing the other day, Rio and a fitness coach were giving United's head chef some stick about not doing his job. The chef looked genuinely pissed off, turned to the coach and said "well your job is to get the players fit, and you don't do that do you?"

Cue silence from the fitness coach and Rio, and then a change of scene.

He's done knee ligaments and is out for two months. Brilliant.

when is smalling back? if rio, evans and vidic are fit then jones is 4th choice anyway.

as for trap, he needs to go now tbh, he's working with complete shit, is costing a fortune and is not interested in new ideas or young players. The relationship is gone.

He was out for two months from the end of July so it'll be a while yet. Christmas probably with our staff.

stevebartram1: Confirmed: Phil Jones has had surgery on a knee meniscus tear sustained in training that will require 6-8 weeks of rehabilitation. #MUFC

He tore a knee muscle during 'light training' while most of the squad was off on international duty? What the £#%&!ing hell did the clowns at Carrington have him doing ffs.

Originally Posted by rebelcountyred

just another player on a long list of players that he has had a run in with, darron gibson being the latest, made himself unavailable for this game because he was completely overlooked at european championship, trap is a @#%&!.

What's the £#%&!ing point in that? Hardly going to make him any more likely to be picked in the future. Unless he plans on just waiting until Trap £#%&!s off before he plays international football again Whatever happened to pride:shakehead:

Originally Posted by S/Side.Red

Anderson in Dubai popping Dom Perignon and eating chocolate:

What a £#%&!ing arse.

I hope he gets a £#%&!ing brain haemorrhage that leaves him a drooling wheelchair bound vegetable.

Originally Posted by Pop

What a £#%&!ing arse.

I hope he gets a £#%&!ing brain haemorrhage that leaves him a drooling wheelchair bound vegetable.

How could we tell the difference??

Originally Posted by borsuk

The thing about this... the team that won the league had the least injuries, but the teams that had the most came second, third, fourth and fifth.

That's just bonkers.

NI are the new Wales, as far as the rankings are concerned

Originally Posted by andyroo

The thing about this... the team that won the league had the least injuries, but the teams that had the most came second, third, fourth and fifth.

That's just bonkers.

That just shows what a poor season Chelsea had (league-wise) considering their lack of injuries and that City can't be that lucky again. In fact City probably have more injuries already this season than they did for all last year

We, no doubt, will still have the most so it shouldn't affect us points wise.

Kagawa is out of Japan's qualifier tonight.

Originally Posted by andyroo

Kagawa is out of Japan's qualifier tonight.

broken leg?

I've not noticed this thread before, how's all our players doing? No injuries I hope?

robbie brady looks like starting for n ireland against oman in their friendly tonight

Yet the manager has promoted youth and there will be no more eye-catching starter than the 20-year-old Manchester United reserve Robbie Brady, a player who, by the sound of things, is not slow in coming forward, whether literally on the wing or in more metaphorical fashion.

"Robbie knows his quality ... he is a little bit #@&%!y at times," Trapattoni said. Kevin Doyle, who will captain his country for the second time, noted that Brady had been "right in the middle of things" in training. "He's settled in straight away, no shyness," Doyle said.

Brady, who will make his debut, is yet to play for United, although he did feature for them on their pre-season tour while he played the full season on loan at Hull City last time out. He can play on either flank and Trapattoni will start him on the right and, with the clamour for change in the air, Brady will hope to seize the opportunity in what is, the manager suggested, an audition for next month's qualifier against Germany in Dublin.

"Robbie Brady is one of the best junior players in the country," Trapattoni said, with a nod towards his seven goals at under-21 level. "He has a particular technique, he is creative ... another one like Andy Reid but he's quicker. We also have another young player in James McCarthy, who we continue to trust. McCarthy is a little bit shy ... Robbie Brady no."

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2...i-ireland-oman

Originally Posted by borsuk

robbie brady looks like starting for[SIZE="5"] n ireland against oman in their friendly tonight





http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2...i-ireland-oman