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2015/16 Football Season

What about the FA Cup, then?

I never thought I'd hear myself saying this, but I'm quite keen for Man U to win - because if they do, Saints will be straight through to the Europa Group Stages.

Come on, Ma.....
Come on Mmmmmm.....
Come on Mmmmaa...

No it's no good; I can't do it
 

LOL
 
Be nice to see Crystal Palace play in Europe seeing as Man U are already there
 
I used to be involved in CP in 1997/98 when the infamous Mark Goldberg bought the club. I was part of his management team at MG Investments. Turbulent days, I confess I am glad to look back on as a distant memory.


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Was that when Steve Coppell had to run the whole club?

Have really good memories from our visits to Selhurst park.
 
Looks as if Mark Clattenberg is acting as 12th man for Man U. That's twice that he's blown early rather than letting Palace play the advantage. Nil nil at half time - what a surprise

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If I'm right Clattenburg has had run ins with Palace and Alan Pardew, when at Newcastle!

But he definitely is utd's twelfth man!
 
Man of the match Lingard no way

Ok he scored the winner and a good goal it was too but man of the match not
 
Job over the scum have won the cup fair play to them

Right well next up is the play offs next weekend im shouting for Barnsley next Sunday or is it Bank Hol Monday.
Next sat is Hull v Sheff Weds and i have to get behind Wednesday

Oh hang on its Halifax v Grimsby in the FA Trophy tomorrow and my support goes for Halifax being a yorky
 
nosher8355 said:
Was that when Steve Coppell had to run the whole club?

Have really good memories from our visits to Selhurst park.
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Yes it was and just prior to that we paid millions to bring in Our Tel (Terry V)....what a nightmare. Club cost us £22 million, we never owned the ground, just lots of liabilities. I've had an interesting working life.


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Manchester United are set to appoint Jose Mourinho as their new manager, BBC Sport understands.

It is believed a deal with the 53-year-old Portuguese was agreed in principle before United's FA Cup final win against Crystal Palace on Saturday.

With United failing to qualify for the Champions League under Louis van Gaal, the Old Trafford hierarchy is thought to have decided a change is required.

Mourinho has been out of work since he was sacked by Chelsea in December.
 
johnboy412000 said:
Manchester United are set to appoint Jose Mourinho as their new manager, BBC Sport understands.
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Thought it was disgraceful how that news was leaked out after their win, at the very least they could have let LVG have his moment of glory.
 
He had a couple of hours to celebrate!








Nothing officially from utd yet!
But the dreaded media couldn't wait and no respect at all for a manager to achieve one of football's highest trophies.
Disgusting In my opinion!

They can't wait to build mourhino up and take great pleasure in knocking him down like they did at chelski!
 
The premier league is probably the hardest top tier league in Europe to win

They can't all win it

Spain it's prob 2 to 3 clubs that stand a chance same with Getmany and France
Italy prob has 4 strong teams
Holland it's usually Ajax or PSV
Scotland had been a one way ticket for Celtic the last 5 seasons

In England Man U Man C Chelsea Arsenal and don't forget or rule out Liverpool (2nd a few seasons ago) it has been so refreshing to see Leicester and Spurs mixing it this season I think this is the hardest league in Europe to win

I feel a bit sorry for Van Gaal the big clubs want instant success and finishing 5th and winning the FA cup is no disgrace by any means
 
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