Moaninho should stick a cod fish up his sorry portuguese lardass.
Only needed 18 points 
This is the first time weāve beaten Man Utd at home in successive seasons since 2000/01-01/02!
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[quote=āCalum, post:166, topic:1433ā]
Posted already by OptaCalum 
.#200andlate there @mysty 
[/quote]Iāll only let you have it if you can tell me when the previous one before that was, Buzz Killington 
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Before 2015/16 2016/17 and 2000/01 2001/02 ?
No idea! Do you know?
1973/74 and 1974/75
Of course 
Itās 97/98-98/99.
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still struggled and looked impotent against garbage like Boro
just no cutting edge, the deflected goal got us out of trouble
today, was heading for a 0-0ā¦
and that might have lead to defeat as we pushed for the win
a whole bunch of fresh, powerful players needed urgently
Well I donāt disagree with that.
of course I should add
āif we ever want to compete for titles and UCL againā
current squad just nowhere near the required level, thereās
a good 8 that need upgrading imo
then thereās the 30+ year olds, they need changing too
loads of work needed
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Great result. Immediately thought about Henryās goal vs United from about 10 years ago.
Still have this feeling we might edge fourth place, but even if we donāt, these kinds of results are important in the build up to the FA Cup final.
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Perfect time to play United at home but credit to us for actually getting the job done, normally weād bottle it.
Good result, some good performances, mainly Holding, the Ox and Welbeck, but also Ramsey in the second half, and Xhaka, not just for his goal, Cech with the crucial save against Rooney.
As good as this win was, it doesnāt matter if we canāt keep this going. Does this team have what it takes to go again against the Saints, then Stoke, then Everton and come away with 9 points? History suggests they donāt. Would like to see us change that and end the league season with some positivity.
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ICONIC
Gotta catch the 2nd half on replay as I fell asleep on the couch at half time after a day drinking at the AFL.
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The resemblance is unreal
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Totally agree with Philip Nevilleās analysis of the game here.
āArsenal beat United, but nobody really caresā. Flat as a pancake, start to finish.
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I bloody care!!! Perhaps itās my era but growing up it was all about Arsenal v Man United. More of my friends support United than Spurs, which, considering I went to secondary school just north of Enfield, is pretty amazing. To me, itās still the biggest rivalry. So fuck Phil āi want to be Garyā Neville!
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