Another Mou classic quote

Originally Posted by guerreiro

Really good games would help, can’t remember the last game where I was really arsed and the game actually delivered.

Serve up shit, get indifference back (plus all your millions you mard arse pillock).

We could have been absolutely sensational yesterday (no really) and the atmosphere would probably still have been a bit flat. Nobody is up for that level of opposition, it was a routine game and we won comfortably without really hitting top gear, a few nasty tackles aside. After the Spurs disappointment that match's capacity to lift the fans was limited.

Easy to say when I don't go of course. But the atmosphere could always use some improvement.

Bit £#%&!ing rich to kill our momentum with one of the worst performances of his tenure and then expect a cauldron of noise for a home game against £#%&!ing Huddersfield.

The fans were no more half arsed than most of his players, who get paid rather than pay to participate.

Originally Posted by Billy Redface

Bit £#%&!ing rich to kill our momentum with one of the worst performances of his tenure and then expect a cauldron of noise for a home game against £#%&!ing Huddersfield.

The fans were no more half arsed than most of his players, who get paid rather than pay to participate.

Exactly, it was a nothing performance in a nothing game, needed a response after Wednesday and didn't get it. Lucky they didn't get booed off, other than Sanchez chance don't remember their keeper making a save a pitiful return against a team that didn't have a shot on or off target.

So Mou thinks the atmosphere should be bouncing for Huddersfield at home? What a £#%&!ing turd of a comment.

Originally Posted by 20 times

So Mou thinks the atmosphere should be bouncing for Huddersfield at home? What a f***ing turd of a comment.

A very odd time to criticise the fans, when an apology to them just three days earlier wouldn't have gone amiss.

Originally Posted by Billy Redface

A very odd time to criticise the fans, when an apology to them just three days earlier wouldn't have gone amiss.

It’s 2018. It’s £#%&!ing Huddersfield. Why would it be rocking?

If we were playing Liverpool then fair enough but some relegation shit@#%&!s we beat comfortably ffs

Originally Posted by 20 times

It’s 2018. It’s f***ing Huddersfield. Why would it be rocking?

If we were playing Liverpool then fair enough but some relegation shitc***s we beat comfortably ffs

Wembley was rocking when spurs scored after 11 seconds.

TBH think Jose's words taken out of context, talks about size of stadium and how it mitigates against that close-packed feeling you get at other grounds?


Perhaps he's hinting to the owners about a new stadium?


Jose's knows "we only sing when we're winning" because that's what we are use to... you bring back the glory days Jose and then listen to Old Trafford roar!

Originally Posted by 20 times

It’s 2018. It’s £#%&!ing Huddersfield. Why would it be rocking?

If we were playing Liverpool then fair enough but some relegation shit@#%&!s we beat comfortably ffs

That's some desperate excuse making. If we were exciting/going somewhere, the atmosphere would be better.

Originally Posted by Lazlo Panaflex

That's some desperate excuse making. If we were exciting/going somewhere, the atmosphere would be better.

It probably would. It would still be shit though.

Anyway maybe Mou should concentrate on not serving up shit like Wednesday and the atmosphere might improve

Originally Posted by 20 times

Presumably Mou has had a word with the club to get them to cut prices in order to get more young lads in and improve the atmosphere?

No. Thought not.

Maybe he doesn't think there is much point?

Originally Posted by red in cumbria

Maybe he doesn't think there is much point?

Then he should stop whinging about the atmosphere then.

Originally Posted by Ethers

Bit cringe, as usual.

most of your posts are tbf

Originally Posted by 20 times

Superb

Originally Posted by £#%&! KFC

most of your posts are tbf

Oh look, another #@&%! who disappeared for days after the Spurs game

Tell me again how our defence is the best in the league Kevin.

Originally Posted by Ethers

Oh look, another #@&%! who disappeared for days after the Spurs game

Tell me again how our defence is the best in the league Kevin.

If we are judging best defence by who has conceded the fewest goals then Kevin is right. United have the best defence in the league. No Bailly for half the season aswell wow.

Originally Posted by Part 36 Offer

Another Piss poor thread from a 40 year old saddo with the mind of a teenager. I mean, come on now...

Thought he turned 55 last week

Originally Posted by saffers

If we are judging best defence by who has conceded the fewest goals then Kevin is right. United have the best defence in the league. No Bailly for half the season aswell wow.

We probably do have the best defence in the league. The standard of defenders and defences just isn't that good atm. When you consider what the likes of £75m virgil van Dyke was up to yesterday.

Alderwield.....erm.....can't think of many CBs I'd want from any of the other top five clubs.

Certainly nothing like the standard of Rio, Vidic, Terry, Carragher, Carvalho, Campbell, sessions.

Statistically, it's fine. The concern is more about how we defend as a team (from Lukaku failing to hold the ball up to Pogba leaning huge gaps...) against teams that are actually any good.

Originally Posted by Billy Redface

We probably do have the best defence in the league. The standard of defenders and defences just isn't that good atm. When you consider what the likes of £75m virgil van Dyke was up to yesterday.

Alderwield.....erm.....can't think of many CBs I'd want from any of the other top five clubs.

Certainly nothing like the standard of Rio, Vidic, Terry, Carragher, Carvalho, Campbell, sessions.

Statistically, it's fine. The concern is more about how we defend as a team (from Lukaku failing to hold the ball up to Pogba leaning huge gaps...) against teams that are actually any good.

I don't think we have the best defenders tbh. Especially those at City and Spurs are better than what we have imo.

I'd expect United and Chelsea to be the best defensive sides as we have the most defence-focused managers out of the top six clubs. Both teams will base their tactics on not leaving gaps at the back and making few errors in possession.

It'll keep us pretty solid against most sides in the league, but perhaps the real standard of our defenders is exposed in the big games, especially away from home. For a team with the best defensive record, you don't back us to keep a clean sheet in a big game.

Originally Posted by saffers

If we are judging best defence by who has conceded the fewest goals then Kevin is right. United have the best defence in the league. No Bailly for half the season aswell wow.

Would be a very simplistic way of looking at it though, wouldn’t you agree?

The kind of analysis I’d expect from Kevin given his limited brain function, but not from yourself tbh

Originally Posted by S/Side.Red

I don't think we have the best defenders tbh. Especially those at City and Spurs are better than what we have imo.

I'd expect United and Chelsea to be the best defensive sides as we have the most defence-focused managers out of the top six clubs. Both teams will base their tactics on not leaving gaps at the back and making few errors in possession.

It'll keep us pretty solid against most sides in the league, but perhaps the real standard of our defenders is exposed in the big games, especially away from home. For a team with the best defensive record, you don't back us to keep a clean sheet in a big game.

Would also point out that City have only conceded one goal more than us, but look at how many more goals their defenders have created.

Viewing a defence simply in terms of goals conceded is outdated thinking.