Jamie

@jdizzle689908.bsky.social

Dad to 3, teacher to many. Manchester United supporter. Sports fan. FPL. Reader.

Bit of a nerdy FPL one. Had no players in the Chelsea game last night as has transferred out JP. No Chelsea players did anything including the highly owned Rogers and Palmer. 🐝 kept a clean sheet yes and Schade got a goal and an assist. I’m down like 130,000 OR! I know it’s bunched up but WTAF!

Desperately hope I’m not speaking too soon but struggling to see how MUFC miss out on UCL football now. Liverpool with key injuries + UCL/FA cup; Villa with Europa (I actually could see them focus on EL if a couple of results go against them); and Chelsea coached by Will from the Inbetweeners.

Can’t whinge at that result. We showed a lot of resilience to deal with a perseverant Bournemouth team and a bollockless officiating team and come away with a point.

Massive result and a positive performance as well. Was worried when Villa equalised especially after such a poor decision from VAR. The team was really resilient to come back from that and go thru the gears to get the win. A win and the first good performance in a few games. Get in big Michael!

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Any other United fans bricking it for today? Massive game especially with Chelsea losing yesterday. A win and I’ll feel genuinely confident of UCL football. A defeat and it looks very dicey. A real test of Carricks credentials today to see if we can get a big result after a setback.

We looked better and played decent. How we didn’t win is beyond me. Such a fucking frustrating season. Sitting in my living room quietly seething. Our man weaknesses are lapses in concentration at the back and the fact that we’re allergic to 2-goal leads. Never go for the jugular when ahead.

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Thoughts on watching United drop points to (arguably) the worst team in PL history: I was mostly struck by how proud I am of my kids (Olivia 10, Harry 8, my youngest,3, stayed home): they came to support their team and they did for every second, in spite of the dross they were watching.