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Some big casualties last night. United lose, City lose, Liverpool lose (Go Ange!) and Brighton get crushed.
I don't consider United a big casualty. Just standard operating procedure.
Chelsea finally managed a win though
Some big casualties last night. United lose, City lose, Liverpool lose (Go Ange!) and Brighton get crushed.
Another win, this time with 10 menLet's go big Ange!!!
Wonder if their fans are still bitching and moaning about an Aussie managing them.Another win, this time with 10 men
Haha yeah quite the opposite now. Media are all wanking over him and rightfully soWonder if their fans are still bitching and moaning about an Aussie managing them.
Another win, this time with 10 men
A true legend of the game. Vale Sir Bobby.Rest in peace Sir Bobby Charlton…….
Manchester United isnt Manchester United without him.
Thanks for keeping us up to speed on the amateur leagues mate.I know we don't talk much on here about the Championship comp, but I'll bring you all up to speed with a few things.
Relegated Leicester are flying way out in front as you would expect with 39 points - 13 wins, 1 loss and a goal difference of 21.
Ipswich are 5 points back in second place on 34 points, a great effort so far when you consider they were promoted from League One last season.
The other relegated sides Leeds (25) and Southampton (24) are 3rd and 4th respectively with my Baggies in 5th on 23 points, ahead of Cardiff and Hull on goal difference.
At the bottom Rotherham, QPR and Sheffield Wednesday are all struggling and even at this early stage look like being relegated to League One.
First loss for Big Ange this morning.
Two reds doesn't help.
Now Casemiro gone for two months. This injury toll is beyond ridiculous. It’s absolutely crippled our season, among other issues.
They also lost Maddison and another player to injury around the halfway point.Wasn't expecting that
Chelsea are pretty bad - must have been bit of a stitch up
Liverpool will be saying it's payback for their game against Spurs
It sucks cause you can't really afford to drop any games in a title race against City. A City that is starting to play at their best again after looking out of sorts.
That's Ange's first home loss in something like 50+ games, incredible. The Ange 'out by Xmas' doubters will love that result though. They must hate a 'no name' Aussie manager doing well over there.
Early days, there is so much upside to come for Ange and Spurs over the next 12 months onwards - it's really just the beginning and they were going to drop a game at some point.
Some signings to bolster their lack of good depth and a striker to replace Richarlson and they are looking very good.
Also the team are still learning and developing Ange ball. I wonder if being down 2 men changed the structure / philosphy at all? I havn't watched the game yet.
They also lost Maddison and another player to injury around the halfway point.
Conceded two goals at the death, they did pretty well really given the circumstances.
Some would argue not hard enough!So there you go, JMO was obviously pushing Mozza too hard under his ruthless high intensity regime![]()
First loss for Big Ange this morning.
Two reds doesn't help.
Big Ange's luck turning