Man United Vs Forest match thread

Anyone trying to defend that decision is a.moron. it shouldnt have been penalised for touching his arm, it should have been penalised because he used his arm to get an unfair advantage. A professional referee who cannot understand this difference has no business being a referee. Not even for subuteo.
If it hits your thigh, can you catch it and run 30 yards before kicking it goalwards. I think a guy called Webb, not Howard, tried it in Rugby a few years back. Made a name for himself.
 
How much better were Utd than Forest. Considering the money spent, being at home and biased ref not a lot. Would Anderson going to Utd make them unassailable? Don’t know. Would Anderson go to City with no Pep and 115 hanging over them? Would he be better waiting another 12 months before upping sticks?
 
How much better were Utd than Forest. Considering the money spent, being at home and biased ref not a lot. Would Anderson going to Utd make them unassailable? Don’t know. Would Anderson go to City with no Pep and 115 hanging over them? Would he be better waiting another 12 months before upping sticks?

Make that wait 2 years before upping sticks

This year then europe again
 
The handball goal apart, it was quite an entertaining game and Forest's equaliser had been coming. We might have gone on to win. Even in defeat we had two great assists by Anderson, Morato's first goal for Forest, and a superb finish by MGW.

I can't be too depressed about that.
Defensively we looked rattled at times, hence their goals. But we also looked just as threatening going forward as they did throughout the match. Man U are a good side with some very good players and we easily went toe to toe with them. IF (and I don't think we will) can keep our key players, we currently look more than capable of another charge into Europe.