Yay we did it
Posted: 11 Nov 2024, 00:00Finally and in style too. So nice to watch Match of the Day and be the team being positively analysed and not found wanting 
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Posted: 11 Nov 2024, 08:00They have learnt that the object of the game is to get the ball between the two white posts at the end of the pitch
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Posted: 11 Nov 2024, 10:04Oh Cruiser we have absolutely no problem doing that. Scored loads of goals
Its preventing the opposition doing it that has been our downfall
Its preventing the opposition doing it that has been our downfall
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Posted: 11 Nov 2024, 13:44Really good away win Shell!
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Posted: 11 Nov 2024, 20:34Thanks Jo.
Those 8 mins of extra time nearly finished me off. I had to rely on the BBC app and full time seemed to take longer to arrive than the actual match.
Got your lot next after the international break. But first game with your new manager so could go either way.
Sad no role for Van Nistelrooy he seems to have done marvels
Those 8 mins of extra time nearly finished me off. I had to rely on the BBC app and full time seemed to take longer to arrive than the actual match.
Got your lot next after the international break. But first game with your new manager so could go either way.
Sad no role for Van Nistelrooy he seems to have done marvels
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Posted: 13 Nov 2024, 09:04Not being able to watch is horrible, and I hate listening on the radio.
Not sure how it’ll go at your place. Sounds like Amorim is planning on using a different system (not that we’ve really had one) and I’m not confident that this lot can follow instructions. I well remember Ralf Rangnick’s first game and for the first half we pressed which was something we hadn’t seen for a long time but it never happened in the second half or in any other game after that.
Our Ipswich tickets came the other day, we were pleased to see that the away section is safe standing. Not that we’d sit anyway but it’s nice to have a rail to lean on. We moved to a safe standing section at home this season and love it.
Gutted that Ruud’s gone. He’s got the results and really lifted the mood. We usually race out as soon as the final whistle goes but stayed until he’d left the pitch on Sunday.
Just an aside, me and Joe met Ole Gunnar Solskjaer on Saturday night. What a man, he was so warm and friendly.
Not sure how it’ll go at your place. Sounds like Amorim is planning on using a different system (not that we’ve really had one) and I’m not confident that this lot can follow instructions. I well remember Ralf Rangnick’s first game and for the first half we pressed which was something we hadn’t seen for a long time but it never happened in the second half or in any other game after that.
Our Ipswich tickets came the other day, we were pleased to see that the away section is safe standing. Not that we’d sit anyway but it’s nice to have a rail to lean on. We moved to a safe standing section at home this season and love it.
Gutted that Ruud’s gone. He’s got the results and really lifted the mood. We usually race out as soon as the final whistle goes but stayed until he’d left the pitch on Sunday.
Just an aside, me and Joe met Ole Gunnar Solskjaer on Saturday night. What a man, he was so warm and friendly.
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Posted: 13 Nov 2024, 21:02HI Jo
Portman Road has had a lot of changes to bring it up to Premier standard, and more to go.
My podcast was saying the other day that Amorim seems to like playing a system that might not suit immediately.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer always seems such a lovely man and of course our Kieran is his protege along with Murinho, who never seems a lovely man, but Kieran can sometimes do the Murinho pout
Absolutely everyone agrees one day he will be managing Man Utd, we are just grateful for the here and now
Portman Road has had a lot of changes to bring it up to Premier standard, and more to go.
My podcast was saying the other day that Amorim seems to like playing a system that might not suit immediately.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer always seems such a lovely man and of course our Kieran is his protege along with Murinho, who never seems a lovely man, but Kieran can sometimes do the Murinho pout
Absolutely everyone agrees one day he will be managing Man Utd, we are just grateful for the here and now