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Man Utd's loss % in the Premier League this term With Morgan Schneiderlin: 7.7% Without Morgan Schneiderlin: 66.6%

Inter changed theirs last year. A bit.

It's Arsenal. They do this sort of thing all the time. I wouldn't read much into it. They're no more or less of a threat than you thought they were yesterday.

Watch Blind: https://streamable.com/rwzb

Could end up with Guardiola, Mourinho, Simeone and Klopp in the league next season.

Isn't Europa League progress also used as part of the co-efficient though?

Arsenal and Liverpool chasing Maddison.

The trouble with City is that they don't have the legs in the middle or a coherent pressing strategy. With Silva behind the striker and Toure in midfield they basically have one midfielder to do all the running. I know he scored tonight, but honestly if I were Pellegrini I would start dropping...

Navas :lol:

If he wants the easy choice then he'll go to PSG, surely?

Every time we've thought that the numbers just grow even more.

At what point do we concede that, transfers aside, Rodgers probably wasn't such a bad manager after all?

Would take Manchester derbies to another level.

Can't see him wanting to manage Roma.

Watching a Championship game with his new do.

Or England.

inb4 Guardiola announces he'll take over next season :shutup:

I think people just like the story. It wasn't so long ago that he was working 12 hour shifts in a carbon fibre factory.