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hat is arguably the least inspiring England I have ever seen. There is not a single name in that list that makes me think I might actually want to watch this team. Not a one.
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damoceltic (Celtic) says...
Well one of them is already sewn up. Good chance to win the FA Cup but I think the Champions League is too much to ask for this Utd team. Having said that, anything is possible with RVP and Rooney upfront....
Posted 11:08am 18th February 2013
Synergy says...
@Harry> Yes we would get crushed by Barca again as we just don't match up well against them. However someone else might beat them and we match up well against most other teams.Inter and Chelsea have beaten them in years past so its possible they don't make the finals.
Seems we would have to do it the hard way in the FA cup as well. We get Chelsea next (assuming we win later today).
Basically if your in a competition and don't believe in your chances of winning it, your wasting your time. SAF believes he can win everything and its why his team believes the same. Its probably why they have that winning mentality.
Posted 10:27am 18th February 2013
dozzey (Arsenal) says...
In the end they will end up facing Barcelona - where nothing could possib-lie go wrong.
Posted 10:08am 18th February 2013
HarryBoulton says...
I don't see it happening myself, but you never know. Stranger things have happened. I'd settle for the league, but it would be nice to win the FA Cup. The CL is distantly. We could knock Madrid out, but would you fancy us against Barca in another final? I wouldn't. We got beaten in 2009, and hammered in 2011. We didn't get close.
Posted 9:52am 18th February 2013
knp_1001 (Manchester United) says...
If a manager of a top club told his players anything other than that he expected them to go all the way in all competitions he'd be Arsene Wenger.
Posted 9:45am 18th February 2013
elgreco31 says...
you gotta love these "stories". Manager tells team he wants them to try hard to win all the competitions in which they're competing. No! Really? Wow. Stop the press.
Posted 9:38am 18th February 2013
dactyl (Manchester City) says...
United are still in all three competitions so why not?
Posted 9:35am 18th February 2013