Could Mr. de Gea be the key?

[Gary Brink 0]

Mister de Gea

Just doesn´t fill me

With confidence, I have to say,

Unlike van der Sar

Their previous star

Who would always just get in the way,

So maybe, bombard

Him with a few hard

And accurate shots from the start,

On Saturday next

Could be in the text

If one slipped in, that would give heart,

On crosses, he too

Gets into a stew

So if Fox could be on his game,

We could have some fun

And make Sir A. run

Around in despair and in pain,

Clutching at straws

Maybe, but because

We´ll need all the help we can get,

He looks a weak link

And a possible chink

In their armour, and how we could net,

We´ve nothing to lose

It won´t make the news

If we get beaten in this spree,

But if we should win

You might hear a pin

Drop, and Mister de Gea could be key. OTBC

[Mister Chops 7]

I like the ideawe''ve nothing to fear,it''s a game in which we could shineBut we''ll still get Man U''d -that is, royally screwed -in the two hours of injury time.

[Canarino 0]

Mister Chops hahaha :-)

[paul moy 235]

Evra and Ferdinand are the key. Ferdinand was lucky not to be sent off for a professional foul on Frei last night and Evra does not backtrack to defend quick enough after attacking. De Gea has made more saves than any other keeper in the Prem apparently.  

[Gary Brink 0]

Not forgetting the pen

Given against our men

Which for some reason last game we missed,

It´s bound to come here

If it comes anywhere

The most obvious place on the list.

[Howson is now! 0]

[quote user="paul moy"]Evra and Ferdinand are the key. Ferdinand was lucky not to be sent off for a professional foul on Frei last night and Evra does not backtrack to defend quick enough after attacking. De Gea has made more saves than any other keeper in the Prem apparently.  [/quote]Well that explains what I didn''t understand around him being the top scoring goalkeeper on the Premier league fantasy football site. All you hear is how bad a ''keeper he is.

[Gary Brink 0]

[quote user="paul moy"]Evra and Ferdinand are the key. Ferdinand was lucky not to be sent off for a professional foul on Frei last night and Evra does not backtrack to defend quick enough after attacking. De Gea has made more saves than any other keeper in the Prem apparently.  [/quote]

But shaky he is

And gets in a tizz

Much more than perhaps he should,

And how many mill

Did he cost on the bill

If it turns out he´s not all that good.

[Morisons Prozac 0]

Gary are you  royalbarclayfan from Not-606?Not bad either way.

[Gary Brink 0]

Got it in one Crofts, thought I´d pay a visit.

[Morisons Prozac 0]

Welcome to the site, we''re not as bad as people say.

[Gingerpele 0]

We''re worse....

[Shack Attack 0]

[quote user="Who Let The Fox Out"][quote user="paul moy"]Evra and Ferdinand are the key. Ferdinand was lucky not to be sent off for a professional foul on Frei last night and Evra does not backtrack to defend quick enough after attacking. De Gea has made more saves than any other keeper in the Prem apparently.  [/quote]

Well that explains what I didn''t understand around him being the top scoring goalkeeper on the Premier league fantasy football site. All you hear is how bad a ''keeper he is.
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This notion that de Gea is a dodgy keeper seems to have led to opposition managers encouraging their teams to take early pot shots form distance against United to ''test him out''. This has led to him making the most saves of any Premier League keeper. He''s not dodgy by any means. Just a young keeper making a start in a new league and finding his feet.

 

As Mr Moy rightly points out Patrice Evra is the key to getting at United. But it''s difficult to find words that ryhme with Evra I suppose [;)]

[Herman 9,765]

[quote user="Shack Attack"]

[quote user="Who Let The Fox Out"][quote user="paul moy"]Evra and Ferdinand are the key. Ferdinand was lucky not to be sent off for a professional foul on Frei last night and Evra does not backtrack to defend quick enough after attacking. De Gea has made more saves than any other keeper in the Prem apparently.  [/quote]

Well that explains what I didn''t understand around him being the top scoring goalkeeper on the Premier league fantasy football site. All you hear is how bad a ''keeper he is.
[/quote]

 

This notion that de Gea is a dodgy keeper seems to have led to opposition managers encouraging their teams to take early pot shots form distance against United to ''test him out''. This has led to him making the most saves of any Premier League keeper. He''s not dodgy by any means. Just a young keeper making a start in a new league and finding his feet.

 

As Mr Moy rightly points out Patrice Evra is the key to getting at United. But it''s difficult to find words that ryhme with Evra I suppose [;)]

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(In a mockney accent)

We gotta be cleverer,

Than little Patrice Evra!

 

[Mister Chops 7]

[quote user="Shack Attack"]

As Mr Moy rightly points out Patrice Evra is the key to getting at United. But it''s difficult to find words that ryhme with Evra I suppose [;)]

[/quote]Nev''ra problem for me.