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SpeedFreak · 1 Oct 2006 at 22:35

I actually thought Carrick played really well today. In fact, so did fletcher lol. Rooney was not good, but all in all i'm happy. Obviously we get no points for hitting the post, however, it is reflective of our dominance in the match so yes, appropriate to point out. I'd take 38 1-0 wins so as far as i'm concerned, 2-0 is fine.

Badboy2k3 · 1 Oct 2006 at 22:51

BTW wtf is going on with Rooneys ginger beard :eek:

BrenOS · 1 Oct 2006 at 22:57

Badboy2k3 said:
BTW wtf is going on with Rooneys ginger beard

Not shaving till he scores.

Ronaldo looked class again, I love him as a player, so hungry. Only saw MOTD but Carrick made a few lovely passes and played well with Scholes. Dead pleased for Ole too

G|mp · 1 Oct 2006 at 23:06

Badboy2k3 said:
BTW wtf is going on with Rooneys ginger beard

Its a tribute to Glazer.

Voltage · 1 Oct 2006 at 23:07

My dad sat next to me at the game said he wouldnt of paid 18.60 pence for Carrick never mind £18.6mil

Carrick though was marginally better than he has been recently, especially in the second half. Fletcher also played as a right winger properly today, i think they have had serious words with the lad, he was sticking to the touch line like glue today right from the off.....was good to see him actually giving Utd width.

I cant reiterate how bad Newcastle were though, the back four needs completely replacing and Parker/Butt both had bad games.

wez130 · 1 Oct 2006 at 23:54

G|mp said:
Its a tribute to Glazer.

lol

HangTime · 2 Oct 2006 at 00:09

To be fair I thought Hleb did actually have a good game (from the highlights). His passing was better than usual.

Decent goal by RvP - certainly not the best left foot volley I've seen in recent years though.

Loads of sitters missed yesterday, or 'doing a Jenas' as it is known in some parts

NokkonWud · 2 Oct 2006 at 01:55

Carlos_S said:
Roeder was still the right appointment, we do still have an injury list as follows- Given, Owen, Dyer, Bernard, Solano and Bramble, Babayaro suspended

Did you not see our injury list last season?
Also, as a side note, I wish Evra and Silvestre were permanently suspended.

Voltage · 2 Oct 2006 at 08:32

Evra had a good game yesterday. He is much improved.

NokkonWud · 2 Oct 2006 at 09:05

Confusion said:
Evra had a good game yesterday. He is much improved.

He's still incredibly weak defensively, which isn't good enough for a defender.

rayb74 · 2 Oct 2006 at 09:12

Chong Warrior said:
You're talking total **swinging bag between legs**

First off Liverpool didn't beat Spurs easily at all, if you say they did then you didn't see the game and you're a teletext fan, you've seen the 3-0 scoreline and thought walkover ask anyone who saw the game and most ill agree we were unlucky and could easily have come with points.

Also the team featured 4 different players and a different formation for 45 minutes...

so what's your point?

That was a fairly comfortable win for us. First half was tricky but that was about it.
Andy Gray said after the game that it was a "lucky" win for Liverpool........No wonder he is a grade A ******* :mad:

Chong Warrior · 2 Oct 2006 at 12:13

rayb74 said:
That was a fairly comfortable win for us. First half was tricky but that was about it.
Andy Gray said after the game that it was a "lucky" win for Liverpool........No wonder he is a grade A *******

Did you see the game?

We could easily have been 2-0 up before you scored and had Jenas scored that easy chance 30 seconds before your first I'm certain we'd have got at least a point. It's just football, Spurs were on one of those rotten runs were nothing will go for you, I mean 10 hours without scoring?? :eek:

The Riise thunderbolt is just typical of what happens when your luck is down.

I wouldn't call Liverpool's win lucky, but then I certainly wouldn't call it an easy win or even comfortable either.

CliffyG · 2 Oct 2006 at 12:28

Not seen anyone mention Jagielka's goal, was an absolute peach. Nicely controlled on the chest and then a 30 odd yard volley into the bottom corner. Was the game winner too for their first 3 points. Personaly i thought it was on a par with RvP's.

Chong Warrior · 2 Oct 2006 at 12:39

CliffyG said:
Not seen anyone mention Jagielka's goal, was an absolute peach. Nicely controlled on the chest and then a 30 odd yard volley into the bottom corner. Was the game winner too for their first 3 points. Personaly i thought it was on a par with RvP's.

Not sure of the name but was it for Sheff UTD?

Absolute stunner! :eek:

If Henry or Rooney had scored that it would have made the main headline on the national news

Agree it was on a par with RvP's... probably better

CliffyG · 2 Oct 2006 at 12:46

Chong Warrior said:
Not sure of the name but was it for Sheff UTD?

Absolute stunner! If Henry or Rooney had scored that it would have made the main headline on the national news

Agree it was on a par with RvP's... probably better

Aye he is a centre back for Sheffield United. Was a belter and deserves far more recognition than it got.

Not sure who's is best to be honest, both technically very good.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktFur43w9bw

Voltage · 2 Oct 2006 at 12:52

both will be up there for goal of the season. Seen some absolute pearls this season already.

Chong Warrior · 2 Oct 2006 at 12:52

CliffyG said:
Not sure who's is best to be honest...

Ah that's easy.... the non-Arsenal goal

fozzybear · 2 Oct 2006 at 13:09

BrenOS said:
Not shaving till he scores.

He'll be joining ZZ Top in a few months then!

Gilly · 2 Oct 2006 at 13:13

Nah, rubbish. Jagielka's wasn't nearly as good as Van Persie's, and Agger's was better too

cheets64 · 2 Oct 2006 at 21:48

rofl Watford 2-0

now 3-2 down with 2 mins to go.

3-3 :eek:

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