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[Adamjr91]

Arsenal and Livepool are right in this.

[BEDROOM BULLY]

yes, united have been great recently, specifically vs olympiakos, lol!!!!!!

United have won the PL multiple times in the last 6-7 years.. won the CL/been in a few finals

hence "fairly recent history" in comparison to City not winning anything in 20+ years and trying to attract players

Did you only just start watching football this season?

[BEDROOM BULLY]

Arsenal and Livepool are right in this.

Depends on who Arsenal have left.. We all know they will lose to any top team.. but if they don't have City/Chelsea to play they could do it..

Liverpool have home games against the big boys.. so they could be in with a legit chance.. Rodgers is a genius

[squealpiggy]

United already have Top players at the club and a good recent history unlike City..

But they're a mid-table team who won't be in the Champions' League next year. History doesn't count for much, even if it's recent.

Hopefully they get rid of Moyes.. i can't defend him any longer and bring in a big European manager.. Maybe Klopp who can attract some of Dortmunds best players

You think Moyes is the problem? I think the problem are the Glazers.

If it was ever in doubt before, it certainly isn't anymore. Arsenal are what's popping right now.

Yes, beating Tottenham by one goal is certainly a huge indicator of "popping". City beat Spuz by six goals to nil at home, Chelsea managed to beat them 4-0 and liverpool have yet to play them at home but crushed them 0-5 at White Hart Lane, but I guess 1-0 is cool too.

[bayarea69]

United have won the PL multiple times in the last 6-7 years.. won the CL/been in a few finals

hence "fairly recent history" in comparison to City not winning anything in 20+ years and trying to attract players

Did you only just start watching football this season?

so how great did they look vs olympiakos? im confused. are they winning the premier league this year? or the champions league?

[Adamjr91]

But they're a mid-table team who won't be in the Champions' League next year. History doesn't count for much, even if it's recent.



You think Moyes is the problem? I think the problem are the Glazers.



Yes, beating Tottenham by one goal is certainly a huge indicator of "popping". City beat Spuz by six goals to nil at home, Chelsea managed to beat them 4-0 and liverpool have yet to play them at home but crushed them 0-5 at White Hart Lane, but I guess 1-0 is cool too.

City, Chelsea, Liverpool and Arsenal all picked up three points against Tottenham though, right?

[BEDROOM BULLY]

But they're a mid-table team who won't be in the Champions' League next year. History doesn't count for much, even if it's recent.



You think Moyes is the problem? I think the problem are the Glazers.



Yes, beating Tottenham by one goal is certainly a huge indicator of "popping". City beat Spuz by six goals to nil at home, Chelsea managed to beat them 4-0 and liverpool have yet to play them at home but crushed them 0-5 at White Hart Lane, but I guess 1-0 is cool too.

So how did City attract good players who got them into the CL then?

United have money.. Most players will take 50 grand extra a week over 1 season out of the CL.. They are known as a huge club around the world.. which city certainly weren't at the time..

The only possible problem maybe Moyes.. i am not sure players will be lining up to play for him.. But at the end of the day it comes down to money

I don't like the Glazers but they have given money when needed and given Moyes over 70m already.. I would like to give moyes time buut he has lost the dressing room completely..

That includes the likes of Rooney, RVP who are to important to lose = Moyes must go

[Hull Slayer]

Yes, beating Tottenham by one goal is certainly a huge indicator of "popping". City beat Spuz by six goals to nil at home, Chelsea managed to beat them 4-0 and liverpool have yet to play them at home but crushed them 0-5 at White Hart Lane, but I guess 1-0 is cool too.

Micah Richards ***8207;@MicahRichards 18m
Think koscielny has been centre back of the season this year!

Guess he doesn't rate Kompany than.

Arsenal are what's hot right now. Your own players know it.

[Adamjr91]

Moyes lost the dressing room a while ago. Something drastic at Utd needs to happen in the summer for anything to change.

[squealpiggy]

So how did City attract good players who got them into the CL then?

A few wiley buys and some very good fortune. It was difficult to attract top talent.

United have money.. Most players will take 50 grand extra a week over 1 season out of the CL.. They are known as a huge club around the world.. which city certainly weren't at the time..

City attracted some top players finishing fifth and looking like being on the up-and-up. Not when they finished eighth, apart from Robinho.

I don't like the Glazers but they have given money when needed and given Moyes over 70m already.. I would like to give moyes time buut he has lost the dressing room completely..

That includes the likes of Rooney, RVP who are to important to lose = Moyes must go

Moyes really needs three seasons to settle in, like Fergie had.