I don't think its too many in the sense of diluting the quality of the competition, europe has more than enough good teams to fill the extra spots, and there will be still good teams that miss out. In that sense 24 teams is not too many, however i do think that it was just fine with 16 teams and the ...

Good questions 1) Corner 2) Is the ball in play at the time? Red card to the offender though 3) IDFK and a caution for Unsporting Behaviour 4) when a more serious offence has happened after the initial offence 5) Start of the 2nd half I believe the answer to 1 is a goal since the ball is in play as ...

Good questions 1) Corner 2) Is the ball in play at the time? Red card to the offender though 3) IDFK and a caution for Unsporting Behaviour 4) when a more serious offence has happened after the initial offence 5) Start of the 2nd half I believe the answer to 1 is a goal since the ball is in play as ...

Depending on who they get they might pick up a point. Otherwise not expecting much out of them

Yes its not a good look, but how do people expect the club to have the money to offer players a decent salary if people arn't going to the games to watch.

If Moyes thinks that he doesn't have enough world class players in the squad then why did he spend most of the pre season chasing Fellaini?

While he is a good player he doesn't bring anything to Man U they didn't already have.

Very sad indeed. While most of these kids will never play in the big leagues, they are the ones who will become the supporters in the future that fill the stands, that is unless setbacks like this don't put them off the game for good. My nephew plays JSL and loves it even though he knows he isn't ...

Sounds like a combustible situation

The problem behind these things happening is that there isn't enough referees to cover all the games. I've been to a few of my nephews games and the behaviour of some coaches, but more often parents watching can be shocking, especially towards referees who wouldn't be more than a year or two older ...