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I hope you're right! - good to see you back!

I've seen John O'Shea countless times for Ireland.

Another masterclass from the bottler Poch. Can’t wait until he takes us over. The Argentine David Moyes.

Well obviously. I said big club.

Let's see him do it against Juventus and then we'll talk I only say that because we've been here before. You can't play like that against Young Boys and then be a passenger against Brighton or whoever. Was a great goal though to be fair

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It's a blatant fucking red card. Not sure what the outrage is about. He literally scratches him.

We did the job, which is all you can really say. Young Boys play some good football, caused us a lot of problems with their pace in particular and created chances, but weren't clinical. We were poor defensively, particularly at set pieces. We weren't particularly fluent in attack either but effective enough. Still, it was important to get off to a flying start considering the group we're in. 3 points and a good goal difference.

Fancy being this spoilt and butt hurt.

3 away wins on the trot. 3 away goals Clean sheet And that's Dalot

He’s been atrocious.

What was that last few minutes. City down Ronnie off Pogba banger.

That Watford save at the end of that match any half decant keeper should save that. But no because its De Gea its get drummed up as some short of world class heroics. Don't forget the goal Watford scored was straight at him. as TIFA said the guy is fucking fraud. Wont win PL with him in goal. Now someone will bring up 2013. Well we won that PL despite him not because of him. Most United fans are delusional when it comes to De Gea.

James Milner has been the best player in Europe in 18/19. Forum came back online just for this btw.

Dalot expected to make an appearance

Must win. Need to take all 6 points against haggler’s boys.

Haha, I love your confidence. Hopefully you are right. I'm really looking forward to their game at Stamford Bridge. If we are not going to do anything this year, then I'm entirely supporting Chelsea for the title. I'd watch Chelsea win a 1000 titles before Liverpool or City win another. If they lose that and then again to City at home, then I'll be convinced they aren't special. The thing that works to their advantage is that almost every pundit on television is a Liverpool supporter, and so they are subjected to little or no scrutiny after a draw or a defeat. I think that's a very important advantage to have in this day and age. I always complain about the ABU bias, but you have to admit that the constant attention from the media does play a big part in squad morale. Liverpool get fuck all criticism other than from fans of the opposition.

There are too many signs that suggest they'll win something big this year. One being their new found confidence in defending against smaller clubs. I find similarities in their approach to how City did things last season. During Pep's first season it was evident that they'd struggle and not win the league outright, but at the start of last season pretty much everyone knew it by GW6 or GW7 that City will walk the league. Of course, we had to wait till the derby in December, but my point is that I'm seeing the same signs with Pool this season. They have fixed a lot of gaps and the confidence seems sky high. If they maintain the same level of commitment, then they really don't have to worry about results against the big clubs away from home. They just have to beat the mid table and bottom clubs to eventually win the title. I'm pretty sure they'll comfortably beat the big clubs at Anfield too, can't really see any club other than Chelsea picking up points there this season. City would get battered by Liverpool if they cross paths again in the knockout stages. Klopp's gameplan is Pep's kryptonite. It's a mental block for City to go to Anfield and not come home without a defeat. Juve, Real, Atletico and Bayern are comfortably better, but I'm not sure if PSG's midfield would be able to handle Pool if they meet them again the knockouts. Unless they lose one of their front 3 to a major injury, it's hard not to see them winning anything again.

I don't care but I fully believe that to be reason for his new talent.

That's Good for you Butters!!

Maybe thats our tactic? You dont know this. Its next level training ground stuff. You're not hip with football anymore. This isnt the 70's, we dont aim to reach our own players. Young Boys must have all their scout in Africa.

There's something that really worries me about this. The fact that we're playing in artificial turf. They're unbeaten at home in official matches for a long, long time, they're super used to playing in their stadium, and our players haven't played in one in years. And it changes everything. It's such a massive difference it's not even possible to explain. I don't think we'll win.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/45470560 Unbiased, Unquestionable BBC laying out Opta FACTS. Not even taking into account his Ray Charles like distribution. He's a fucking fraud.

Stopped reading at success.