Hargreaves: Arsenal didn't create any chances

Fair play to him and The Guardian for pointing this out.

See, they're not all that bad.

http://football.guardian.co.uk/News_...205362,00.html

Hargreaves 4 skipper.

seem to remember vds making a great save in the first half from gallas

Originally Posted by puressence

seem to remember vds making a great save in the first half from gallas

Yeah, from a set piece. I can't remember a single opportunity carved out from open play aside from two scrappy goals. They never got behind us in the way we did to them for the second or for Rooney's header wide or Giggs' miss in the first half.

And they were at home. The emphasis was on them to attack us. They're the ones with a point to prove, they're the ones trying to lay down a marker and they could barely hold on for a draw.

In the last fortnight they've faced two stern tests of their credentials, they've won neither and came perilously close to losing both.

Yet, cue the plaudits for them....

Originally Posted by puressence

seem to remember vds making a great save in the first half from gallas

I wouldn't call it a great save. Pretty standard if you ask me. He'd have been disapponted if it had gone in.

Originally Posted by wiganste

I wouldn't call it a great save. Pretty standard if you ask me. He'd have been disapponted if it had gone in.

straight at him

"So we did a good job controlling their so-called "beautiful football'." Excellent

He's pretty much spot on with the rest of his comments as well.

Originally Posted by puressence

seem to remember vds making a great save in the first half from gallas

This did actually get mentioned by Hargreaves - in this very article. And I'd hardly call it a "great save".

Originally Posted by wiganste

I wouldn't call it a great save. Pretty standard if you ask me. He'd have been disapponted if it had gone in.

Andy Gray said it was pure luck that he saves it. Don't tell BRL I mentioned this.

Originally Posted by antonin jablonsky

Andy Gray said it was pure luck that he saves it. Don't tell BRL I mentioned this.

It was a sharp save because it could've slipped under his legs.

United created more chances and played better football than the team that supposedly plays the best in the country.

Funny how this isn't being acknowledged in the press.

Originally Posted by The Return of JC

It was a sharp save because it could've slipped under his legs.

United created more chances and played better football than the team that supposedly plays the best in the country.

Funny how this isn't being acknowledged in the press.

Don't mention the press, it's the act of a scouser apparantly. Anyway, apparantly VDS wasn't well positioned and didn't get down low very wekll, it was just luck.

Originally Posted by antonin jablonsky

Andy Gray said it was pure luck that he saves it. Don't tell BRL I mentioned this.

It was a save that VDS should be expected to make.

Gray is a £#%&!ing @#%&! with his 'Stevie Geeeee' and 'The little genius Fabregas' type commentary.

Originally Posted by wiganste

It was a save that VDS should be expected to make.

Gray is a £#%&!ing @#%&! with his 'Stevie Geeeee' and 'The little genius Fabregas' type commentary.

He called "Steeeeeevieeeeee Geeeeeeeee", Stephen on Satdee.

Originally Posted by antonin jablonsky

He called "Steeeeeevieeeeee Geeeeeeeee", Stephen on Satdee.

was he commentating on setanta

Originally Posted by puressence

was he commentating on setanta

Who?

Originally Posted by antonin jablonsky

Who?

andy gray

Originally Posted by puressence

andy gray

No, he was on Sky.

I'd love to shit on a plate and then force feed it to Andy Gray along with some marmite on toast. Afterwards I would repeatedly punch him in his fat belly shouting jibber jabber.

Originally Posted by Whalefish

I'd love to shit on a plate and then force feed it to Andy Gray along with some marmite on toast. Afterwards I would repeatedly punch him in his fat belly shouting jibber jabber.

With a Stevie G mask on

Originally Posted by Serenity Now

With a Stevie G mask on

He's called Stephen now.