AlexLaw76

horrible thing to see, isn't it

great save from Bazunu to be fair..

This would be game over if Jones was in charge.....united would have effectively won

Jumped in, over the ball....red all day these days....

That is a red

Should have pulled it back to Walcott

Great ball by Alcaraz and a decent effort...

ahhh...great save from De Gea

Our final ball / final pass is just off, but a decent and cautious start so far. United will leave space here

Bazunu did a save!!!

clear yellow there

Quick, let me alter wiki....5 mins The point being, questioning the narrative that took away our liberties more than any other regime in modern times (and not so modern times), was deemed 'radical'. After recent revalations, it seems the trusted science was not being followed and so many just lapped it up (and the free money) and wanted harder lockdowns. For every 'Karen' on facebook, you had lunatics like James O'brien on the airwaves asking if those who are not fully jabbed should be excluded from the NHS, and if not being fully jabbed and leaving the house you were in effect, 'killing granny'. Anyway, United v Saints.......

Great Barrington Declaration. 16k medical scientists and 47K+ medical professionals.

Along with almost the entire population

Bazunu howler sweepstake? Min 17 for me

Those ruddy Germans again. https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/21681305/german-government-consider-rwanda-style-migrant-deal-refugees/ But senior German politician Joachim Stamp said Berlin should consider a similar plan. Deporting migrants to countries in North Africa might be the only way for Europe to cope with the migration crisis, he added.

There were/are 10's of 1000s of medical scientists and medical professionals who signed up to oppose the general response (lockdowns et al) to covid in the western world We followed A science (loosely it seems), not THE science - but you know this.

Not the Government, but trouble on the way? https://www.theguardian.com/business/2023/mar/10/european-markets-spooked-by-us-bank-shares-sell-off https://edition.cnn.com/2023/03/11/business/svb-collapse-roundup-takeaways/index.html#:~:text=Silicon Valley Bank's 48-hour,Thursday%2C March 9%2C 2023.

From the off, he asked people to have an open mind about the covid narrative - which is absolutely right (as recent revelations have shown us)

As you say, Matt Le Tiss would probably require a huge lifestyle change to be as good in today's game. Would he do that? with the money on offer today, probably. Would he be expected to defend against the ball a great deal more? Definitely

Aren't we supposed to be cheering-on this sort of weirdness?

we'll need Bazunu to make a couple of outstanding saves to even have a sniff. He rarely, if ever, makes good saves let alone stunners, so that is that

It will be saints Bournemouth and Leeds for the drop

and another

There wasn't a varied response, sadly. But this is about the BBC and the person I was responding to claims the BBC delivers (or should be) "proper journalism". Just pointing out that when real shit was happening, and we actually lost freedoms, their so-called proper journalism (not my words) was rather absent.