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| Manchester United vs Manchester City | Community Shield |
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Who Will Win?
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[58%]
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Total Votes: 48
JonjoShelvey-
- Formerly known as : Snoopy
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- Post n°61
Re: | Manchester United vs Manchester City | Community Shield |
by JonjoShelvey Thu Aug 04, 2011 8:35 pm
chiboygeorge-
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- Post n°62
Re: | Manchester United vs Manchester City | Community Shield |
by chiboygeorge Thu Aug 04, 2011 8:35 pm
But weren't you down 10 men early on? I mean I can understand just defending and trying to play like that when you have 10 player..Zzonked wrote:Snoopy wrote:Name a game, where they have played anti-football.ViVaRooney wrote:Snoopy wrote:Just because they play possession football and 4-5-1 doesn't mean they play anti football, it's called If you have the ball the other team can't win.ViVaRooney wrote:
their play is ALL anti football
dont even try to deny that, every big game they go 4-5-1 with negative attitude and boring possession football waiting for a mistake from the opponents to score.
when you have the players they do... it is anti football.
and also they use dirty tactics like i mentioned above, where they break up play to stop the flow of the game, dont dare let the game have any pace to it!
it may get you a win but thats anti football
0-0 v Arsenal at the Emirates.
We do do it occasionally, but I don't agree that the semi final was anti-football.
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- Post n°63
Re: | Manchester United vs Manchester City | Community Shield |
by Guest Thu Aug 04, 2011 8:35 pm
Zzonked wrote:Snoopy wrote:Name a game, where they have played anti-football.ViVaRooney wrote:Snoopy wrote:Just because they play possession football and 4-5-1 doesn't mean they play anti football, it's called If you have the ball the other team can't win.ViVaRooney wrote:
their play is ALL anti football
dont even try to deny that, every big game they go 4-5-1 with negative attitude and boring possession football waiting for a mistake from the opponents to score.
when you have the players they do... it is anti football.
and also they use dirty tactics like i mentioned above, where they break up play to stop the flow of the game, dont dare let the game have any pace to it!
it may get you a win but thats anti football
0-0 v Arsenal at the Emirates.
We do do it occasionally, but I don't agree that the semi final was anti-football.
2-0 chelsea (eventhough they lost.. they played SOOO anti football)
Fa Cup final (i mean come on! it was against Stoke too)
0-0 Man Utd (at their home)
0-0 tottenham opening day
i could probably get more but i think thats enough for now
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Re: | Manchester United vs Manchester City | Community Shield |
by Guest Thu Aug 04, 2011 8:36 pm
chiboygeorge wrote:But weren't you down 10 men early on? I mean I can understand just defending and trying to play like that when you have 10 player..Zzonked wrote:Snoopy wrote:Name a game, where they have played anti-football.ViVaRooney wrote:Snoopy wrote: Just because they play possession football and 4-5-1 doesn't mean they play anti football, it's called If you have the ball the other team can't win.
when you have the players they do... it is anti football.
and also they use dirty tactics like i mentioned above, where they break up play to stop the flow of the game, dont dare let the game have any pace to it!
it may get you a win but thats anti football
0-0 v Arsenal at the Emirates.
We do do it occasionally, but I don't agree that the semi final was anti-football.
no that was the one at man city's stadium, where arsenal won 3-0
Demba Ba-
- Formerly known as : cheesy
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- Post n°65
Re: | Manchester United vs Manchester City | Community Shield |
by Demba Ba Thu Aug 04, 2011 8:36 pm
I wouldn't have even said the away game against Arsenal was a big case of anti-football, but was more just defensive football.
I don't particularly like to watch it, but I can understand that some teams prefer to play this way.
I don't particularly like to watch it, but I can understand that some teams prefer to play this way.
Zzonked-
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Re: | Manchester United vs Manchester City | Community Shield |
by Zzonked Thu Aug 04, 2011 8:37 pm
ResurrectionRooney wrote:I wish we were treating this game a bit more seriously rather than like a joke
We as in the forum, or we as in Man United?
Zzonked-
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- Post n°67
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by Zzonked Thu Aug 04, 2011 8:37 pm
chiboygeorge wrote:But weren't you down 10 men early on? I mean I can understand just defending and trying to play like that when you have 10 player..Zzonked wrote:Snoopy wrote:Name a game, where they have played anti-football.ViVaRooney wrote:Snoopy wrote: Just because they play possession football and 4-5-1 doesn't mean they play anti football, it's called If you have the ball the other team can't win.
when you have the players they do... it is anti football.
and also they use dirty tactics like i mentioned above, where they break up play to stop the flow of the game, dont dare let the game have any pace to it!
it may get you a win but thats anti football
0-0 v Arsenal at the Emirates.
We do do it occasionally, but I don't agree that the semi final was anti-football.
Nah, we had 11 but we just sat behind the back for 90 minutes. When we had 10 men we lost 3-0, we actually attacked more in that game than we did in the other.
chiboygeorge-
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by chiboygeorge Thu Aug 04, 2011 8:38 pm
Oh alright, thanks.ViVaRooney wrote:chiboygeorge wrote:But weren't you down 10 men early on? I mean I can understand just defending and trying to play like that when you have 10 player..Zzonked wrote:Snoopy wrote:Name a game, where they have played anti-football.ViVaRooney wrote:
when you have the players they do... it is anti football.
and also they use dirty tactics like i mentioned above, where they break up play to stop the flow of the game, dont dare let the game have any pace to it!
it may get you a win but thats anti football
0-0 v Arsenal at the Emirates.
We do do it occasionally, but I don't agree that the semi final was anti-football.
no that was the one at man city's stadium, where arsenal won 3-0
El Jefe-
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- Post n°69
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by El Jefe Thu Aug 04, 2011 9:14 pm
2-1 United
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Re: | Manchester United vs Manchester City | Community Shield |
by Guest Thu Aug 04, 2011 9:29 pm
3 - 0 United.
Put city in there place.
Put city in there place.
Demba Ba-
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- Post n°71
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by Demba Ba Thu Aug 04, 2011 9:32 pm
I could see us giving the new signings,like Young and Jones who won't always start, a chance to start in this one.
Danny-
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- Post n°72
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by Danny Thu Aug 04, 2011 9:47 pm
Doubt Jones will start, if he does it would be at right back though.
Young and De Gea will.
Young and De Gea will.
Demba Ba-
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- Post n°73
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by Demba Ba Thu Aug 04, 2011 9:49 pm
Danny wrote:Doubt Jones will start, if he does it would be at right back though.
Young and De Gea will.
I definitely think Young will start the game, but even if he doesn't start, I think Jones will get a chance to play at some point in the game. This is a good place for players to make their first competitive appeareance, if you can class the Shield as a competitive game.
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by Guest Thu Aug 04, 2011 9:59 pm
lvrpl4life-
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- Post n°75
Re: | Manchester United vs Manchester City | Community Shield |
by lvrpl4life Thu Aug 04, 2011 10:14 pm
wellz wrote:every fucking thread now the first 3 or 4 posts are "lock" " lock" this whole board is the same people talking to eachother by first name and it dies by 11 pm. so fucking weak.. oh btw manchester united 2-0
Couldn't agree more.
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Re: | Manchester United vs Manchester City | Community Shield |
by Jordi Thu Aug 04, 2011 10:15 pm
United will win.
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by Guest Thu Aug 04, 2011 10:16 pm
date of match?
Kuled-
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by Kuled Thu Aug 04, 2011 10:16 pm
Jordi wrote:United will win.
Zzonked-
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by Zzonked Thu Aug 04, 2011 10:18 pm
Eternal Witcher wrote:date of match?
7th August. This Sunday.
Demba Ba-
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by Demba Ba Thu Aug 04, 2011 10:22 pm
I don't see City just sitting back and going all out defence in this one. It's not the biggest trophy in football or anything, so I wouldn't be surprised to see them taking a few risks.
A lot of it will depend on their setup. Tevez and Aguero probably won't play, meaning City can't call on their best attacking options. With this being the case, they may go for one up top and a 4-5-1. They could, alternatively be more attacking and go for a 4-3-3.
A lot of it will depend on their setup. Tevez and Aguero probably won't play, meaning City can't call on their best attacking options. With this being the case, they may go for one up top and a 4-5-1. They could, alternatively be more attacking and go for a 4-3-3.
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by Guest Thu Aug 04, 2011 10:24 pm
I hope I'll be able to watch this. My dad cancelled sky so he can renegotiate terms 
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by Guest Thu Aug 04, 2011 10:26 pm
Zzonked wrote:Eternal Witcher wrote:date of match?
7th August. This Sunday.
Cheers. I'll do my best to follow it then. A nice taster between the two of the three title contenders (stating the obvious)
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by Zzonked Thu Aug 04, 2011 10:28 pm
I've seen nothing saying Aguero wont play, sorry Jela but I'll believe it when I see it.
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by Guest Thu Aug 04, 2011 10:31 pm
Is there actually a possibility of a Tevez-Aguero partnership for City?
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by Zzonked Thu Aug 04, 2011 10:33 pm
Eternal Witcher wrote:Is there actually a possibility of a Tevez-Aguero partnership for City?
Yeah, Tevez is coming back on Monday. If a team comes along, we'll sell him, but it seems there aren't many candidates who can afford him. I think Corinthians in January is a possibility.
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by Guest Fri Aug 05, 2011 5:44 am
Liverpool fc 4 ever wrote:
makes no sense
because we are ahead of them in every department (except wages total). i would get the joke if they were ahead of us in football to make something like that but atm that pic is stupid
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by Guest Fri Aug 05, 2011 5:46 am
Eternal Witcher wrote:Is there actually a possibility of a Tevez-Aguero partnership for City?
no cause mancini cant dare play 2 strikers next to each other
he will probably push one of them wide if they do both start
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by Walcott Fri Aug 05, 2011 5:47 am
Man Utd 2-0 Man City
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by fluffy_kittens Fri Aug 05, 2011 7:08 am
United 3 - City 2
Rooney, Hernandez, Nani
David Silva, Balotelli
Rooney, Hernandez, Nani
David Silva, Balotelli
Danny-
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by Danny Fri Aug 05, 2011 7:12 am
Hernandez won't play.fluffy_kittens wrote:United 3 - City 2
Rooney, Hernandez, Nani
David Silva, Balotelli
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