vadimivich
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Good weekend for Spurs, United, City ... all 3 with comfortable, easy wins you like to see from contenders.
Does Everton have a single American player?OK, fine, but what does that have to do with Old Trafford?
I would suggest more bandwagon Liverpool fans than MUFC fans here based on evidence of posters, btw. And you just like teams with American players. Bandwagon in its own right.
OK, fine, but what does that have to do with Old Trafford?
I would suggest more bandwagon Liverpool fans than MUFC fans here based on evidence of posters, btw. And you just like teams with American players. Bandwagon in its own right.
Running errands? GZ on smashing a bad side at home! WOOP WOOP.
To be fair, it's the first time you guys have done something like that in about 5 years, so I get the excitement.
Does Everton have a single American player?
I await your response.
Good weekend for Spurs, United, City ... all 3 with comfortable, easy wins you like to see from contenders.
Not sure that Lukaku is going to score many more goals than Ibrahimovic did. The bigger problem at United last year wasn't the striker, it was the attackers behind the striker who didn't chip in with goals. It's the same group this year, so if you think United are going to add the 25-30 goals they will need to be near the top, you are predicting that group is going to add those. I just don't see it. I can see United getting 10-15 of those goals and being in the top 4 comfortably, but I don't see those 25-30 you will need to compete for the title.
And from what we saw last season - having the best GK in the league turns 1-2 losses into 1-1 draws los:
Just to add to that - here's last seasons goal totals:
Tottenham - 86
Chelsea - 85
Man. City - 80
Liverpool - 78
Arsenal - 77
United - 54
United has to find 25 more goals, minimum. And it's not like that was a one off problem ... 15/16 United scored 49 goals. In 14/15 it was 62. In 13/14 it was 64. The reality is that the attackers currently at the club don't score goals, and haven't scored them in the past either. It's the worst attack of the top 6, and by a pretty substantial margin. Replacing Ibrahimovic with Lukaku improves it a little bit maybe, but United needs a lot more than a little bit. They need a massive improvement, and I just don't see where it's magically going to come from.
It's a title contending team in every area but the attack. They just won't score enough goals to keep up. I'll give them, generously, 70 goals this season. That gets them 3rd/4th with a stingy defense, but no higher.
He's never scored double digit league goals in his career (8 is his highest). Mkhi has done it once outside of Ukraine (11 in 15-16 for Dortmund). There aren't a lot of prolific goal scorers anywhere in the team other than Lukaku. There's no Alli/Son or Hazard/Pedro or Mane/Salah/Firmino or Silva/KDB/Sane ... and there's where the lack of goals comes from.
Won the league 4 years ago. You guys finished 2nd last year tho, so about even. Congrats.
If posting about your favorite British soccer team on a college sports forum makes you a bigger fan, then you must be the god damn president of the United fan club...
It's been a bad few months for LFC. Would you expect an uptick in activity? Or now must we prove our un-bandwagon-ness by muddying the waters here with depressing posts and needless complaining?
I'm just salty that your misplaced, outdated arrogance regarding United now seems to have more validity after they (apparently, didn't watch) beat up the mighty West Ham.
You finished 7th 4 years ago ^^ (won the league in 2012-2013, it's now the 2017-2018 season).
United are going to be good this year, and I said Matic was a fantastic signing - he is the kind of guy that Mourinho has to have in his teams. Still don't think there's enough goals in the squad to win the league, and still think City are just a class above everyone else. Spurs/United should both easily qualify for CL though.
They did when you decided to join them. Don't pretend like Timmy being there wasn't the precipice for you allegiance, siff. Come on. Be honest.
Not really. Honestly. If that's the metric, Fulham would have been my choice. Following a side because if a keeper? You're better than that.They did when you decided to join them. Don't pretend like Timmy being there wasn't the precipice for you allegiance, siff. Come on. Be honest.
its going to be a long year
its going to be a long year
Also Jordan Pickford, average goalkeeper, has had a higher match rating than David de Gea every week he has started in the premier league except for three.
His stoppage time save yesterday was pretty average too.