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Dec 4 2013 10:10pm

Quote (waw @ 4 Dec 2013 22:57)

12 POINTS BEHIND!!!!!!!!!!!

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Dec 5 2013 01:13am

damn this is slowly becoming a joke. 4 draws and 4 losses would have been perfectly acceptable come end of season.
but we arent even at christmas yet. the fear of going back to the dressing room with a loss and face the wrath of saf is gone.
qualifying for cl suddenly seems like a tough ask tho a couple of wins could change that

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Dec 5 2013 04:36am

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Oh man, this is becoming truly pathetic -_-

Now wayne out on a suspension.

thats good to be honest, moyes will be forced to use rvp instead of lying about him being injuried

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Dec 5 2013 01:11pm

Dunno what's happened to Fellaini, he looked properly good last season for Everton, now he barely resembles a professional footballer.

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Dec 5 2013 01:27pm

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Dunno what's happened to Fellaini, he looked properly good last season for Everton, now he barely resembles a professional footballer.

Don't worry bruv he will be more important along the way. He's a fighter

beginning at Everton he was pretty bad too. same goes for his time at Standard

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Dec 5 2013 02:10pm

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Dunno what's happened to Fellaini, he looked properly good last season for Everton, now he barely resembles a professional footballer.

he's getting better, made only 2 fouls and no cards in the last game, slowly getting there. wish him a good season as i like the guy

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Dec 5 2013 02:16pm

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Don't worry bruv he will be more important along the way. He's a fighter

beginning at Everton he was pretty bad too. same goes for his time at Standard

Facht - he's started only 4 games since his transfer and United have won none of them.

Davey is losing it - http://www.101greatgoals.com/blog/david-moyes-drowned-his-sorrows-after-everton-defeat-called-former-fans-a-fing-disgrace/

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Dec 5 2013 03:24pm

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Everton was a right fit for him, he was playing as AM while being typical DM with just a bit of technical skills

It did work with ball-hoofing team like Everton did in the last year, but it won't with United

Even Scotty Parker would walk into current United lineup and improve them drastically, it's a shame to see a team like United struggling so much just because they lack the steel in the midfield, but also lacking someone who would pick a right player to the squad

The best pick would be play Rooney there, but then he'd get mad and throw his toys once again

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Dec 5 2013 04:21pm

This is not the Manchester United way.
If the only way to get Fellaini going is to play him as no 10, I'd rather play with 10 men.

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Dec 6 2013 09:56am

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Dortmund admit uncertainty over future of Manchester United and Arsenal target Ilkay Gundogan

BVB chief Hans-Joachim Watzke claims that the club are unsure over the player's intentions with United and the Gunners watching closely

Manchester United and Arsenal have been put on red alert by the news that Borussia Dortmund are uncertain about the future of midfielder Ilkay Gundogan.

The German international has established himself as one of the most cultured midfielders in Europe, and United and the Gunners have tracked him for some time.

BVB appear to have left the door open for the Premier League giants to make their move after CEO Hans-Joachim Watzke revealed that the club do not know if Gundogan will sign a new contract.

The Bundesliga side appear resigned to losing star striker Robert Lewandowski, and Watzke said that he did not know if the 23-year-old midfielder would also be heading for the exit door.

"It is our absolute desire that besides Robert Lewandowski no other regular player leaves the club," Watzke said.

"Only in the case of Ilkay Gundogan, we do not yet know how it will turn out. We would love to extend [a contract] with him."

Gundogan is thought to be valued at around £25m by Dortmund, and Real Madrid are also reportedly interested in him.

But is he even any good though?

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