<jh007c3183@blueNOSPAMyonder.co.uk> wrote:

>
>"the dude" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
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>> On Sun, 24 Mar 2002 12:53:20 GMT, "Joe Horowitz"
>> <jh007c3183@blueNOSPAMyonder.co.uk> wrote:
>> >I think that seven other teams still competing in this tournament might
>> >beg to differ. ;-)
>
>> you know what I mean, you little tyke, you!
>
>Heh. Yeah, I do.
>I still feel Wenger is wrong to criticise Depor, but that doesn't stop me
>hoping that his team or Houllier's win the Premiership for a change. It
>just
>seems that these days, if you want to be a top manager, you have to
>complain
>all the time. At least Fergie (for once) seems to have bucked the trend for
>this week. From the BBC website:
>
><Ferguson had no complaints about the defeat, only United's second in their
>last 17 league games.
>"There are no excuses today," he said on MUTV. "We didn't play well enough
>on the day and it's a disappointing day.
>"We didn't really start well and they scored in that period.
>"I thought we were sloppy throughout the team and there was no great
>urgency
>about us.
>"After that they just sat in there and defended in the box and it was
>difficult for us.
>"We didn't show enough quality on the day. We just needed better quality in
>the final third of the field and we didn't have it.
>"In fairness we didn't deserve to win and we just looked flat.">
>
>Now, it's not often you hear that, is it!
>

He went on to say that Man U are shit, and they know they are, and further
that they are in fact Leicester in disguise.