Hope tomorrow aseno dominates chelshit for 90mins plus 4mins of injury time and then end up losing 3-0.

Then come tuesday we shall look forward to @TAZ writing: "Although we lost, am very happy because we played better than chelsea and next season they won't beat us again since all their goals last night were flukish".

He will then add: "I don't know about other aseno fans , thats just me"

Finally he will conclude: " wapende wasipende haka ka-carling cup ni ketu msimu huu"

Do you still believe in your comments?

Berba-Top scores a brace to silence this team which is supposedly in top form.

@Nobby, clearly Slumberland never received the memo as they were caught under a barrage of United ammo. VDS could easily have rushed to the dressing room, during play, to get a heater, place it infront of the goal mouth, get a seat and warm himself out of the manchester winter. Such was the impotence of the opponents' attack.

@kangi...maybe true maybe not.

yesterday man-u played in the first half with losts of pace, accuracy that kept on spliting the sunderland defence at will. Had it not been for the Keeper and the post, the score could have looked like a tennis one.

Having said that, sunderland were poor, never even troubling the van der sar. at one point it was 10 goal attempts man-u to 1 goal attempt sunderland with man-u possession in the 70%.

Tactically, I dont see why Bruce was playing with two strikers upfront. Most of the time they had no supply. He needed more men in the midfield to disrupt man-u.

As things look now, we must start reconciling ourselves that barring some 'black swan' event, the title is going to old trafford.

@ Winston

True Man were the better team for the day.But how do you explain such a weak performance? Doesn't mean that Bruce had no DM to disrupt the impressive Anderson but credit to Man U for they had the right formation defensively and Michael Carrick looked underemployed for the better part.

At least SAF himself admitted that its a three horse race, reason being that they are yet to be beaten makes them favorites at least for now.

As for todays game the referee happens to be Mark Clattenburg he who allowed Nani to score against Tottenham after a clear handball and again disallowing Pedro Mendes goal in 2005 at old trafford against Spurs. He may disguise himself as a newcastle fan but he is a true Man fan who would love to see a draw to prop Man Utd.