Redcanuck

Everything is denied til it happens. There is something going on, even if it is only major sponsorship or buying a percentage of the club.

Nice goal by United and terrible defending by Chelsea , but totally against the run of play.

Romero, Young, Lindelof, Smalling, Shaw, Matic, Herrera, Pogba, Mata, Lukaku, Rashford.

That's true, but they haven't spent it wisely and more important there are hundreds of millions that have gone to the Glazers instead of back into the club.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/8441062/saudi-prince-mohammad-bin-salman-manchester-united-takeover/ This story seems to be making the rounds again, was first rumoured back in the fall, but the death of Khashoggi seemed to kill it for awhile. Don't really want the Saudis owning the club, I have also felt Nations should not be allowed to own clubs. If this goes through than United will be no different than PSG or City. Have to admit though it would be nice to see United spending the money they make on improving the product on the field, rather than filling the pockets of their owners.

Great keeper and a very nice man, remember him fondly from my youth. That save agaisnt Pele was unbelievable. Too bad somebody slipped him a micky in Mexico or we may have won a second World Cup.

Need a City win here, along with a United win earlier to sneak into 4th spot.

Worried a bit about rotation. United may rest a few players with games against PSG and Liverpool coming up. Lindelof hasn't made the travelling squad and if they decide to rest the likes of Rashford and Pogba, Fulham could sneak a draw here.

That was a big three points, Leicester is tough to beat at home and to honest they were the better team after the first 15 or 20 minutes.

He's too expensive and wants too much money. Plus his lack of pace is a problem. Think we have more urgent needs at the moment.

Probably, and it was more likely that it wasn't a penalty, but if there's any doubt what so ever, the NFL let's the decision on the field stand. It's very hard to overturn a decision that the ref has made.

Didnt look that clear to me, thought it was debatable, could have gone either way.

To overturn a decision on VAR, shouldn't you be 100 % sure the decision was wrong? I think the language they use in the NFL is clear and obvious . I dont think it was 100% sure it wasnt a penalty.

Always worried, never safe til the whistle blows.

10 minutes. WTF is that?