[Mystic Mock]

Well done to Charlton and West Ham today, fantastic results for both teams.

[bbfan1991]

Ronaldo scored his 41st La Liga goal for Real Madrid this season and broken his previous record of 40 goals from last season.

Viva Ronaldo!

[Brother Leon]

Beast of a man.

Running down the wing
Hear United sing

[Boothy]

[Marc]

Spurs, it would be lovely for you to win today.

Thanks

[bbfan1991]

JFT96, no matter what team you support events like this are so tragic. RIP to the victims and thoughts with their families.

[Marc]

Originally Posted by Boothy

[bbfan1991]

Yes, come on Spurs!!

[MTVN]

Wonder how Chelsea will approach the game, they must have the game against Barca in the back of their minds today, the matches this weekend have all been scheduled badly

[Marc]

Thats right, support us.

[bbfan1991]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Wonder how Chelsea will approach the game, they must have the game against Barca in the back of their minds today, the matches this weekend have all been scheduled badly

Bloody FA are so useless.

In this case I fully understand Chelsea's anger and with Liverpool refusing to play today, which you could understand too due to Hillsborough tragedy.

[bbfan1991]

I wonder who JT and Lampard have selected, Marc?

[GiRTh]

Ashley Young is gonna get a bit of a reputation if he's not careful.

Originally Posted by GiRTh

Ashley Young is gonna get a bit of a reputation if he's not careful.

What do you mean, going to get? He's been a diver for years, but because he's English, the media just focus on the dirty foreigners ruining our game.

[Boothy]

Can't stand Ashley Young. Didn't like him at Villa, don't like him now. It's such a shame he's good, he doesn't deserve to be at all.

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by Jesus.H.Christ

What do you mean, going to get? He's been a diver for years, but because he's English, the media just focus on the dirty foreigners ruining our game.

lol true

The media spurts the load of bollocks lie that "these decisions even themselves out." They don't. I'd love a media organisation to fully research this myth. The game changing decisions that united get in their favour year after year really needs to be looked at.

[GiRTh]

There ae many statisitical studies that state the bigger clubs do indeed get more game changing decisions.

[Boothy]

Thing is, people focus on all the decisions Man United get, but not the ones they don't. I know it's only a rough guide but this is interesting http://www.debatabledecisions.com/the-decisions-so-far

[Locke.]

Chelsea to join us in the final hopefully, will make for a much better game

Originally Posted by Boothy

Thing is, people focus on all the decisions Man United get, but not the ones they don't. I know it's only a rough guide but this is interesting http://www.debatabledecisions.com/the-decisions-so-far

You can take it that United will deservedly be involved in the run-in for the championship most seasons, and it's the decisions they get in the last few games that decide the title. After the last result against Wigan, there would have been some nerves around, so what do they need? Someone touches young and they get a penalty.

Same against QPR, it's the game changers that they get year in, year out. The refs know it too. You watch they'll give united a goal, then give the opposition loads of meaningless free kicks around the half way line, as if to say "look, no bias".

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by Boothy

Thing is, people focus on all the decisions Man United get, but not the ones they don't. I know it's only a rough guide but this is interesting http://www.debatabledecisions.com/the-decisions-so-far

Very inbteresting. Staggering number of bad decisions in the Stoke v Spurs game late last year. How can a ref get it that wrong so many times in one game?

[Boothy]

Originally Posted by Jesus.H.Christ

You can take it that United will deservedly be involved in the run-in for the championship most seasons, and it's the decisions they get in the last few games that decide the title. After the last result against Wigan, there would have been some nerves around, so what do they need? Someone touches young and they get a penalty.

Same against QPR, it's the game changers that they get year in, year out. The refs know it too. You watch they'll give united a goal, then give the opposition loads of meaningless free kicks around the half way line, as if to say "look, no bias".

You say, that but according to that website, they've been done out of 3 points this season. Maybe the decisions they get do come at vital points in the season but what separates them from the rest is the fact they're still consistently good when decisions aren't necessarily going their way.

Ryan Taylor has just tweeted that Young is the biggest diver in the league and a disgrace.

[Locke.]

Awful from Villa, 2-0