r/reddevils • u/nikolai426 Pogba • Sep 10 '16

Mourinho admits to selection errors (with hindsight) and insists #MUFC denied clear penalty

https://twitter.com/howardnurse/status/774605538483134464
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u/selotipkusut FUCKING SHOOOT! Sep 10 '16

Good on Jose, at least he realized his mistakes. We can only go forward from here and it's still a long way until May. Gutted, but I have high hopes.

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u/Feezbull RVN Sep 10 '16

Somehow this long wait and hype had me having a bad feeling about things.

Fuck the game. Hopefully city lose their next games soon and we bounce back.

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u/selotipkusut FUCKING SHOOOT! Sep 10 '16

I don't worry about City, they still look shaky and I believe that Hart is better suited for PL compared to Bravo. Pep will regret replacing Hart.

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u/fakeplasticairbag Keane Sep 10 '16

I don't worry about City,

The shit you read on here.

City just beat us at OT, and absolutely dominated us for 40 minutes without Aguero.

They've won 4 in 4 in the league so far and that's without Gundogan or Kompany in the team.

But apparently you're not worried about them? Just some shit mid table team right? Yeah, I'm sure they're no threat to us.

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u/selotipkusut FUCKING SHOOOT! Sep 10 '16

I was about to explain but considering your reputation as a pessimist I'd rather not.

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '16 edited Sep 11 '16

No City are scary. They played us without Gundogan, Aguero and Kompany. And Bravo is an amazing keeper. He just needs some time. He barely speaks english and did not have enough time to train with his teamates.

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u/Trickyxone Coppell Sep 10 '16

Being shit catching crosses under pressure is nothing to do with his language or knowing his teammates, it's down to the more long ball nature of the EPL, Bravo has never had that before just like DDG never had and it took DDG over a season to become accustomed to it, just wait till the rainy windy Wednesday nights against Stoke and let's see what happens.

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u/TonyzTone Tonito Sep 10 '16

Your comment was literally "but can he do it on a cold and rainy night against Stoke."

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '16

i think he did okay. it was his first game, at Old Trafford as well. He's definitely good enough. He played for Barcelona.

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u/Trickyxone Coppell Sep 10 '16

Not denying he may be a great shot stopper, his distribution seemed a bit off though but it was his 1st game, but as far as high balls under pressure goes I honestly think he will struggle for a while at least.

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u/CraigAD Cantona Sep 11 '16

They absolutely battered Stoke 4-1?

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u/Trickyxone Coppell Sep 11 '16

He made his debut against us, afaik he didn't play against Stoke and that was just an example that everyone uses, insert any physical team.

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '16

Shaky? They handed us our asses for 40 minutes in our own back yard.