October could be the month that makes or breaks our season.

[mjohn06]

That's true, but the difference between us the last time we met City and now is the absence of Arteta. Are we saying that one player's departure has the manager reaching for the bus keys to park it almost 90 minutes?

We are much better than that. If Moyes does that again in the next few tough games he'll face an outcry...and rightly so. Stand up and have a go, or stand aside and leave it for someone else to lead us.

You forgot to mention Nasri Aguero Clichy

 

[toffee-bhoy]

i agree embarrassing is a word id use for yesterday other than very sporadic times when we had the ball and try to play it it was "small club " mentality and thats why it was embarrassing....

no we dont have to try match them pass for pass but we dont either have to go full circle and put in that type of performance

we are an experienced professional team who bottled it and the sad thing is i think they were coached to do it

Where you been for the last two years obviously not following the premier league?

We have sold 20 million worth of talent and not replaced aging members of the squad and up front we have the option of a teenager, a aging injury prone Man u reject or a midfielder.

City on the other hand have spent more in the last two years than we have in the last 100 years.

Embarrassing would have been if we had been snotted 6 nil.

I think we should put this defeat down to the right tatics but just not the personnel to carry it out,

 

[Kay20]

I would take wins for the two home games (and think we can do it). If we play an agressive squad against Fulham, think we could take a point there too.

Man U and Chelsea (away)? Forget it.