The Fools were dispatched by City quite easily. Wonder what City will do to the toothless Arsenal?

Everytime I watch other teams play I realize just how deep the rot in Man Utd is, injuries to some key players like Herrera and Carrick aside. The ball movement of City, Chelsea and even Liverpool in the middle of the pack despite the loss was impressive. There's purpose and fluidity!!! So Cleverley and Fletcher can be saved for matches against MK Dons...

City were impressive, Jovetic is showing he was worth the 22M pounds they splashed. If all their players remain injury free then they'll be hard to beat, especially at the Etihad. But as we saw last night, injuries will be the name of the game and one can never have too much depth - Brendan almost lost 3 defenders in a freak spate of 15 min!

Actually its Man Utd not Arsenal.

Koscielny was on the bench against Everton....he might start tomorrow against Besiktas at the Emirates! Walcott should be back soon once he regains full fitness. The only major concern at the moment should be Giroud which is not really a bad thing because Wenger might be forced to bring in another striker before Tuesday next week. Gnabry will most probably go out on loan this season.

And United takes an early lead on the injury list...Anderson must be the luckiest S*b. Contracted to man the man u injury room for such a hefty weekly fee!

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And United takes an early lead on the injury list...Anderson must be the luckiest S*b. Contracted to man the man u injury room for such a hefty weekly fee![/quote]

He'll be off to Sporting very soon...good riddance to bad shit...What a waste of money