20Legend wrote:I'd just forfeit the match myself. We will get battered.
Despite scoring more we all know City will hold us out easily as we'll be negative and still get opened up enough for them to win. 
Which one?Kuled wrote:The goal against City
LiamB_14 wrote:This was the sort of match Dimitar Berbatov would play in with United winning three or four nil last year, not anymore unfortunately.
Really bland football without Dimitar Berbatov, United fans must be eager to seee him return.
Danny wrote:Gemma Thompson @gem7thompson
Possible last 16 opponents for United: FC Porto, AC Milan, Real Madrid, Shakhtar Donetsk, Valencia and Celtic.
Shakhtar and Real main ones to avoid, probably wouldn't fancy playing Porto too much either.
We'll probably struggle against all of them.Danny wrote:Gemma Thompson @gem7thompson
Possible last 16 opponents for United: FC Porto, AC Milan, Real Madrid, Shakhtar Donetsk, Valencia and Celtic.
Shakhtar and Real main ones to avoid, probably wouldn't fancy playing Porto too much either.
JamieB wrote:LiamB_14 wrote:This was the sort of match Dimitar Berbatov would play in with United winning three or four nil last year, not anymore unfortunately.
Really bland football without Dimitar Berbatov, United fans must be eager to seee him return.
There won't be a return Liam.
Was thinking the same apart from Celtic though. Think you'll have to do the job at home in order to progress comfortably.Andy wrote:We'll probably struggle against all of them.Danny wrote:Gemma Thompson @gem7thompson
Possible last 16 opponents for United: FC Porto, AC Milan, Real Madrid, Shakhtar Donetsk, Valencia and Celtic.
Shakhtar and Real main ones to avoid, probably wouldn't fancy playing Porto too much either.
Re: Manchester United FC Official Thread by Uncle John from Jamaica Thu Dec 06, 2012 9:19 am
JamieB wrote:It was like we didnt even give a shit tbh.
Cam wrote:You'll get Valencia and it'll be easy.
Uncle John from Jamaica wrote:JamieB wrote:It was like we didnt even give a shit tbh.
I doubt they did. Already topped the group, they will have just been pleased to collect the weeks pay check.
Despite the defeat, Ferguson was able to draw a number of positives from the performance of his young side, who created enough chances to get something from the match.
"It was a wonder goal that beat us," said the United manager. "We had a lot of good chances but with a goal like that we have no complaints, You can't do a lot about it.
"We had a young side out that did very well at times. I'm satisfied they put a decent performance in.
"It was a good experience for the youngsters. Nick Powell I though in the first half did quite well for us and Phil Jones had an excellent game. It's only his second game in about nine months so I'm very pleased with that part.
