Pretty much spot on, LGJM
As a City fan, I thought at 1-0 and 2-1 we we're a little lucky, but, it's not City's fault that Real were wasteful with their chances.

I'm more than a little concerned, however, with last season's best defence looking a little seive-like.
Vincent Kompany looks out of form. Hopefully he'll be back to his best v Arsenal.


One side point. Alexsander Kolorov must be the most wasteful footballer, EVER.
I can't remember him actually completing a pass.

PSG said to be lining up a Citehesque shirt sponsorship worth 100m Euros a year.

No doubt they are paying a perhaps 85m premium because Paris is such a unique and beautiful city.

I think Kompany is struggling with all of the changes in personnel around him.

Mancini's taking some big risks at the moment. A different defensive system every week, new players thrown in at the deep end, Silva being wrapped in cotton wool. It seems like he's decided to sacrifice early season form and results in search of an extra 10% improvement. If we finish the season strongly he'll be vindicated, but a couple of decent results would be good.

I never paid any attention to Moses before we got him, but on two short sub performances I've been very impressed. Great control, pace and an attacking mindset. I think his decisions have been very good, excellent retention rate.

Nothing staggering from him so far, but just looks like a huge prospect who could be fantastic.

Torres - I know he's suffered at Chelsea. I know his confidence must be lacking. But if he's our main focal point in attack, the least he should be doing is looking to make dangerous off the ball runs when we're breaking. Falco, against us would make three different, dangerous runs every time AM broke. He was a defenders nightmare because he'd be running into dangerous areas, causing defenders to have to scramble, then move into another dangerous area. Torres just seems to search for the places where he won't get the ball of cause defenders any problems.

Sturridge over Torres every week for me. I think it's a travesty that he's been held back by the pale shadow of a hope that Torres will come good.

A bit harsh on Shelvey that as Evans was reckless as well, it's a leveller though as Man Utd still have Nani on the pitch. Truely awful.

For the love of God, people say RL refs are inconsistent with decisions.
Mark Halsey has brought inconsistency to a new level.
DREADFUL

Utd fans respect the 96. LFC fans boo a victim of racial abuse. Normal service resumed.

Section of United fans ignored the tribute and sang over it. Both teams have some d[ii[/ickhead fans, who'd have thought it? But hey, let's just do the usual point scoring exercise...

United fans singing always the victim while being kept behind according to Collymore on twitter.

Regarding the game, I don't care if we were , we won, good enough for me.

Classy as ever.

Aye, should have made some t-shirts really. Much classier

I don't think it was harsh at all. Evans got there first, so by the time Shelvey jumps in, his feet are both in contact with the floor. Shelvey jumps into it, which always gets players sent off. He comes in high and makes contact with Evans.

Always a red card.