I found with moyes if we were behind we did alright both manc games come to mind the 3-3 and the 4-4. But I dreaded if we had a narrow lead with a few minutes to go
Re the Derby : I interpret things as : if we had won 3-2 we gain 2 Fergie time points. But Liverpool then equalised so we get no points and they get 2.
As already pointed out, at 80 mins in that game it was 2-2, so both sides had a point each. Therefore at full-time and 3-3, no change in points gained.
I think Roberto has done tremendous at changing our mentality in the last 10 mins of games which those stats clearly prove.
Tbh I think even under moyes, we had our fair share of scoring late goals. What has impressed me with Roberto tho is the not sitting back last 5-10 to protect what we have. Once we get that deciding goal, we try to see the game out by keeping possession and still going forward. Love it tbh, and it makes the final stages of games a lot less stressful!!
Cool stat. I wonder if it's not down to our possession game, and the fact it probably tires the opposition out a bit, thus making the latter stages of the game fertile territory for us?
I think under the entirety of Moyes's tenure, we had more than our fair share of late shows. However, it just feels different under Bobby...like a positive thing, rather than trying to stop something negative, if that makes any sense
