Quote from: Kristiyana on February 27, 2025, 08:44:09 PM

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Quote from: shinratensei_ on February 27, 2025, 05:17:12 PM

Manchester Untied was so lucky last night. They played so damn bad, but scored three goals and all of these goals were coming from setpieces. Does Manchester United another Arsenal or what? Cheesy

So many people are also paying attention to the how Manchester United very very lucky to won that game. That's unbelievable, and this is why many are starting to consider them as next Arsenal

Manchester Untied is now Arsenal's brother.

It's very unfortunate that Manchester united are not competing for the title race or the top four, we are now seeing a Manchester united that is struggling to escape the relegation zone, however that Last night game will seem like a disappointing start giving the pedigree of Manchester united as against a club like Ipswich Town, coming from behind to win that game is still a plus for them, at least it was better than the Everton game they where struggling to maintain a draw, but this time around they where ten men down against Ipswich Town that started on a good footing, so we should at least applaud them for a good outing.

Though I never thought nor imagine that manchester united could win the match regardless to the red card that was given to them, though their performance in yesterdays match was kinda different from that of their previous match against everton. Actually I don't think if they deserve a hand of applause because ipswich is a smaller team of which they're supposed to win them with more goals.

In football no team is entirely small, that team you think are small can ruin your chances of winning a very important competition, so even when we rate them low, we still give them that preference that they are eleven men team that can stand tall against any opponent. take for instance this particular game, in the real sense of, Manchester united are supposed to loose that game considering the fact that they are Ten against Eleven, which was supposed to be an added advantage for Ipswich Town, yet those Ten men stood their ground and made sure they won against all odds, that's the beauty of football, nobody is entirely small in the field of play.