Quote from: DubemIfedigbo001 on Today at 09:25:49 PM

I don't know for you, but I'm particularly happy for V. Nistelrooy after the match. In the beginning, it was as though Tottenham would rip them off their skin with the pressure, but towards halftime, everything changed. It seemed the Leicester boys summoned strength from nowhere and pressed Tottenham to the wall.

I didn't watch the second half, but checking live scores, I was particularly happy with V. Nistelrooy win. It seems his career as a coach has been going downhill since he joined Leicester. At least a good record isn't a bad thing

Seriously this wasn’t a game I was expecting anything of a surprise from both Leicester city and Tottenham were on a four games losing streak so I definitely thought both are on a same level this few games just that Tottenham had more points in earlier games and that’s why they are higher than Leicester. Base on the match you can clearly see how frustrating it is for Tottenham fans seeing their club dominating games and not taking chances. Tottenham controlled the game from the start to finish but as usual didn’t covert those possessions into goals. One other thing they usually do is the switch off they use to switch off, imagine starting second half in such horrible way and that was what happened and Leicester scored twice in space of five minutes. For now they don’t need change of players, managers and workers again but rather change of ownership it is time to move on.

Quote from: uchegod-21 on Today at 09:41:32 PM

Manchester United has actually improved their playing style. I really enjoyed their match today, especially in the second half because they have alot of composure and playing organic kind of football. This is unlike them when they were not coordinated and didn't have any playing focus.

My problem now is that they are unable to leave the 12th and 13th position.
When they win, 12th position;
When they lose, 13th position;
When they draw, 13th position;
This is not a good result for the hardworking coach.

They don’t have no option other than to stick to this positions for now because even if they win their next game, which shows how far they have been left behind. Sadly Manchester United shouldn’t even be looking at the top again but should concentrate on how they can build on the previous games and gradually get some consistency. This is what Manchester United majorly lacks now and they should fight this out than even think of league position