DISQUS

Not poor, wasteful. Especially anderson and nani. I think they had about 50 shots each. A bit of patience might have allowed us to break them down a bit earlier. Well done by welbeck when he came on.

I just want to put this out there. I'm in love with rafael da silva. I love everything about the lad, from his playing style to his hair style (the head pubes look is awesome).

Bunch of spastics posting on this video. Cheers to whomever posted the fred54 highlights.

[quote comment="22664"]Congra Walcott **** man! Please anyone who can post better video? Thanks.England Happy new era ( on Ethiopian new year)[/quote]

******* right, happy new year. me and somme other habesha are gonna have a party tomorow.

[quote comment="18124"]"he played well for being defened heavily by essien" what kind of excuse is that if hes so good he should have been able to handle one person real good players get double teamed every time they touch the ball[/quote]

He dribbled past Essien several times and played very well in the first half. He didn't do as much in the second half because United barely had any possession outside of their own half. He had a solid game.

[quote comment="14445"]who's assist/pass was it or the goal?[/quote]

the future legend anderson oliveira from united.

earlier in the season i thought anderson was easily more valuable than nani. but nani is starting to show his star potential, and anderson is startin to show his age in some of the recent games. he needs to be calmer with his passes (you can't go for the over the top ball every time you get the sight of goal) and more composed, epecially that volley attempt. scholes hasn't looked special all season, but he bossed the midfield today. great job by rooney great assists good movement in the box carragher and skertl could do nothing against him. i hate to say it, but giggsy looks past it; right after he came off, nani completely changed the look of the game. giggs is a united legend, but he needs to retire for his own sake. torres looked nice and cozy in rio's back pocket for the second game in a row. SAF, please give brown his money, the man is a great defender and has greatly improved his ability to come forward and support the attack. ronaldo, even though he had a somewhat quiet performance, killed the game off. all that's left now is the chelsea game at stamford bridge and arsenal at OT. let's keep the trophy where it belongs.

[quote comment="14167"]
*** u
liverpoool would beat dem anydaii
manutd are ****
da onlii ppl dat suppourt dem r sikh ppl
no offence but sum1 has s2 tell u da truth
by da waii ronldo is gay
him n hiz giraffe kneck
n wt u tryna saii wit liverfool
its liverpool
lukz lyk ur da fool ere!ay
i hope 4 ur own sake dat it woz a spellin mistake[/quote]

no worries folks, i speak fluent *******. arsenal4eva was trying to say that arsenal and its supporters are hoping and praying that united lose on sunday, but deep down they know arsenal will again bottle it and end up in 4th

yes you do.

great game but ffs, nani, pass rooney the ball when he's wide open

[quote comment="13557"]Now that arsenal dropped two points, I hope all you Arsenal fans will shut the **** up and stop being such idiots.[/quote]

i highly doubt it because arsenal supporters lack common sense/logic. if losing by a goal in the FA cup signifies that [quote comment="13509"]
This is the beginning of man-'s end for this season.[/quote], then i wonder: what does losing 4-0 in the cup signify for arsenal?

united lost, it's simple as that. true, united had much more possession; yes, they had many, many oppurtunities to put the game away; also, i'm sure any reasonable person would say that there should have been a penalty for ronaldo and that kuszczak should not have been sent off. however, all of these are moot points because they will not change the result. united were much more inventive against pompey than against lyon but lacked any type of finishing touch.

to the arsenal supporters, are you really going to mock united...really? why wasn't arsenal playing in the cup today. oh, that's right; united knocked them out by beating them 4-0 and making a downright mockery of them. so please refrain from talking sh*t when we handed you your *** just a few weeks ago.

united have plenty of excuses at their disposal but really shouldn't use any of them. hopefully this loss will affect the team positively.

i hope we get the gooners in the CL. if we play them, i won't be able to wait to see how easily that boy anderson plays fibreglass of the pitch once again.

je plays on the left,
he plays on the righttttt,
that boy nani
makes gooners look sh*te

now that fabregas has lost his magical form of earlier in the season and adebayor's confidence is shot because of that missed header against ac milan, arsenal will only continue to tumble.

he plays on the left,
he plays on the riiiighhhttt,
that boy nani
make gooners look sh*te.

how's that for an original song.

fulham were outplayed from the start; nani and park dominated the wings, scholes controlled the middle, and the back four held up well. fulham simply don't have the class to compete with united. putting rooney and ronaldo on with twenty minutes left and a two goal lead wasn't the nicest thing fergie's done. i think that fergie should try anderson at forward when united play derby so he can score a few goals because i'm getting tired of people criticizing him simply because he has yet to score.

good result for valencia. does the commentator have a siezure everytime barca gets a scoring oppurtunity?

i must say ramos is a fantastic manager. he adjusted his formations to fit the situation perfectly. chelski was almost never the better team and spurs seemed to want it more.

i'm starting to like this spurs team; first they embarass the gooners in the cup 5-1, then they beat the rent boys. well done

great to see rooney back in the scoring and finding his old finishing touch; his second goal was very well struck. old smudger almost nicked himself a goal; it would have been nice to see him score. i feel bad for eduardo, but i can't say i'm unhappy about united closing the gap at the top of the table.

the ankle break looks like it's the same type as alan smith's from a few years back. hope he gets better

i'm not sure why there's been so much complaining about the result. a 1-1 draw away from OT in the champions league against lyon, who have won the french league for 6 straight years, is a fine result. giggs is in his mid thirties, give him a break; regardless of age every player has bad games and with age they occur more often. much like fletcher, scholes, and o'shea, he's earned his spot in the squad because of his years of admirable service to united. w/out giggs and scholes, united could never have completed a treble. so stop whining and appreciate their effort. nani is a great playe,r and in my opinion, he should play more; but his time will come.

[quote comment="11926"]Keep on gloating about beating our reserve team. Just like spurs. Guess what ?we had the only english player on the pitch that was developed by the club. You poached all yours as usual. Cheating rooney hate that ****, overrated 30 million pounds worth of ****.[/quote]

wow, i never thought i'd hear an arsenal fan complaining about another team playing foreigners. wes brown was brought up in the manchester youth program; who was arsenal's english player on the pitch? walcott didn't play.

i'm sure it's already been said but i'll say it again both teams fielded weakened sides: no ronaldo, giggs, scholes, tevez, or hargo for united and arsenal were missing adebayor, flamini(who both subbed in), clichy, and sagna. i'd say united were missing more 1st choice players than arsenal

i don't see how rafa is at fault for resting his 1st team against BARNSLEY. his players let him down by wasting so many opportunities. but if liverpool do fire him, i hope he goes back to valencia an replaces their rubbish coach koeman

now that ought to get nani more games. i love giggsy but nani is very good and should start more often or, at the very least, be the first-choice midfild sub. also, lehmann should have wrapped up his role as the arsenal and german #1 after that game.

i don't know why the crowd felt the need to boo its own team every few minutes. if people want to boo, boo the other team. and people wonder how england could have lost to croatia at wembley

[quote comment="11336"]ronron i will destroy ur mom in bed![/quote]
great comment fa. it shows your depth of thought well.

[quote comment="11363"]I hate Egypt and North Africans in general for their arrogance. the Egyptian goalie is so good. He denied Drogba point blanck on 3-4 occassions.[/quote]

idrom that's also why i dislike egypt. but i'd say the they won was better tactics and poor defending by ivory coast. also, the egyptian goalie didn't make any great saves; all of drogba's shots were right at the keeper as was the free-kick. but i must admit zidan looks like he will be a very good player.

[quote comment="11319"]This is absolutely shocking commentator. He should never be allowed to commentate in an international tournament again[/quote]

he is really bad; i've actually started watching the highlights on mute because of moments of pure commentary genius like this one, "Those of you with a keen eye might just notice a familiar face...he's a big, strong defender and he goes by the name of kolo toure." compared to this guy my commentary would be considered world-class. and i'm sure my voice isn't nearly as annoying.

good luck to cameroon; i would hate to see egypt win two cups in a row.