@McReggae

This has a lot to do with SAF in the way he buys established players the likes of Berbatov, Veron, Rooney et al.The only real deal he has done in the transfer market was CR7 where he made a tidy bargain. The price money and the owners financial decisions have not helped the situation.
His behavior is akin to a mboch buying 2kg of meat when u r running low on budget when a kaquarter would have been sufficient, so he cannot be exonerated.

Mr. Bean on the other hand has always made profits in the transfer market and the best deal so far was that of Anelka who was bought for half a milli and sold for ...........wacha tu.

Reading this thread one can be mistaken for thinking Arsenal are where they are by luck.It doesnt take an average team to qualify for the CL, ask Spurs when they made it.Everyone had written off Gunners since last season but aliye juu .......

Meanwhile, Chelshit are now fifth on the log......Real pressure is on Ancelloti now.

My worry is that the matches are coming thick and fast. With Birmingham's game against Everton last sunday being postponed, expect a very fresh Birmingham side.However,like a true Man U fan, this is no excuse. Excuses tumeachia watu wa asenali.

The club has two historical cases of rescued bankruptcies.Until the glazers family took up the club with their high leverages and not being helped by SAF buying habits akin to a mboch mentioned earlier.I think until the debt is cleared by 2017 which I believe will have to be extended SAF will continue buying the 2kgs of meat for his employers and ask for more to please his masters and fans of course.

As of watching football I started watching when matches were brought much later as highlights when Emilio Butragueno and Hugo Sanchez among others were plying their trade and have their pictures pasted on a book when we used to stick them with unga ya ngano and have several collections of the crafts.Not to mention that I equally played soccer past my high school level.
Rooney hata akiwa Everton tumemwona hata kabla kipara imee.

Berbatop fires United to the lead.....