Wolves vs Manchester United - DRAW!!!!!!!

pinchylarue · 02-04-11, 11:56 PM

no won't happen, save your money man, if you want a draw tomorrow take the draw between sunderland/stoke

The Special One · 02-05-11, 12:03 AM

I disagree with Stoke DRAW, I think they win at home 2-1... these close mid-table games don't end in draws as much as people think so...

minet123 · 02-05-11, 12:15 AM

might have to seriously consider both draws now

The Special One · 02-05-11, 12:17 AM

Originally posted by minet123

might have to seriously consider both draws now

please do, MNU could easily end 1-1... good money for that.

Hall2Collie · 02-05-11, 12:21 AM

Man utd has been shaky away from home all year

I'd just be a little worried that Wolves have little to no firepower upfront

The Special One · 02-05-11, 12:27 AM

Originally posted by Hall2Collie

Man utd has been shaky away from home all year I'd just be a little worried that Wolves have little to no firepower upfront

they will attack absolutely every ball in every single possession... I actually think that they will score first with some pathetic goal and will defend desperately - but knowing MNU, they will definitely score back...

syamster · 02-05-11, 12:29 AM

Manchester United can win, if they want, but the point difference between manchester and the second team in the table gives them some relaxation, thats what confusing

The Special One · 02-05-11, 12:34 AM

Originally posted by syamster

Manchester United can win, if they want, but the point difference between manchester and the second team in the table gives them some relaxation, thats what confusing

exactly, they obviously could win if they try hard - but I think that they will concede first in this game, and then they will want to win... however, it will be too late - they will score back for sure though...

RedDevil11 · 02-05-11, 12:41 AM

Good luck. I do think it will be a tough match, but United will likely nick this (although a battering could also be in the works). Wolves may be desperate, but that didn't help them in their last 2 home games against Liverpool and Stoke in the FA. They're bottom of the table for a reason. Ok, they beat Chelsea when they were in poor form and Citeh have been inconsistent for the most part, but yes, the Wolves are capable of results at home. I just think United are actually getting better as they usually do the 2nd half of the season and now that Rooney seems to have found his scoring touch again, it will be difficult for the Wolves to contain the offensive potency of Rooney, Berbatov and Nani while trying to break down United's stingy defense. United really can't afford to drop points to the Wolves with a bunch of tough fixtures ahead of them and even if this match is close, United typically find ways of grinding out results which has to play on the psyches of other clubs, particularly the smaller ones.

btw...won't this hurt your wager on 'Wolves to Relegate'?

Poster X · 02-05-11, 12:42 AM

rooney is back in form. nani will cheat and dive as usual.

The Special One · 02-05-11, 12:43 AM

Originally posted by RedDevil11

Good luck. I do think it will be a tough match, but United will likely nick this (although a battering could also be in the works). Wolves may be desperate, but that didn't help them in their last 2 home games against Liverpool and Stoke in the FA. They're bottom of the table for a reason. Ok, they beat Chelsea when they were in poor form and Citeh have been inconsistent for the most part, but yes, the Wolves are capable of results at home. I just think United are actually getting better as they usually do the 2nd half of the season and now that Rooney seems to have found his scoring touch again, it will be difficult for the Wolves to contain the offensive potency of Rooney, Berbatov and Nani while trying to break down United's stingy defense. United really can't afford to drop points to the Wolves with a bunch of tough fixtures ahead of them and even if this match is close, United typically find ways of grinding out results which has to play on the psyches of other clubs, particularly the smaller ones. btw...won't this hurt your wager on 'Wolves to Relegate'?

- against Liverpool, it was a different story... first, Liverpool was desperate and second, Wolves won at Anfield - this was revenge...

- about the wager, NOT AT ALL... they will get 1 point from this game and that will not help them much - they are still going down...

The Special One · 02-05-11, 12:45 AM

Originally posted by Poster X

rooney is back in form. nani will cheat and dive as usual.

plenty of players in Wolves to do the same - he will get OUT-CHEATED (if thats a word...)

RedDevil11 · 02-05-11, 12:57 AM

Originally posted by The Special One

- against Liverpool, it was a different story... first, Liverpool was desperate and second, Wolves won at Anfield - this was revenge... - about the wager, NOT AT ALL... they will get 1 point from this game and that will not help them much - they are still going down...

Ok, but don't you remember starting this thread? Wolves vs Liverpool - How can this not DRAW?

The Special One · 02-05-11, 01:03 AM

Originally posted by RedDevil11

Ok, but don't you remember starting this thread? Wolves vs Liverpool - How can this not DRAW?

yes, obviously I do - but I always knew that Liverpool will come for revenge... I just thought that wont work out...

griffdog · 02-05-11, 01:29 AM

No.

I wouldn't bet on United, but I wouldn't bet on Wolves to draw either.

Not sure what gives anyone the impression that United could relax here. That five-point lead that they have isn't exactly a mile, considering City's up next and the end of Feb./early March could see them face both Chelsea (if Chelsea get knocked out of the FA Cup) and Liverpool away...so the last thing they're going to do is take this one lightly, not when the three points is a lot more easily taken here than it will be at, say Stamford Bridge or Anfield.

United's away results this season are a little less than desirable, but I think they're tired of all of the away scares.

The Special One · 02-05-11, 01:41 AM

Originally posted by griffdog

No. I wouldn't bet on United, but I wouldn't bet on Wolves to draw either. Not sure what gives anyone the impression that United could relax here. That five-point lead that they have isn't exactly a mile, considering City's up next and the end of Feb./early March could see them face both Chelsea (if Chelsea get knocked out of the FA Cup) and Liverpool away...so the last thing they're going to do is take this one lightly, not when the three points is a lot more easily taken here than it will be at, say Stamford Bridge or Anfield. United's away results this season are a little less than desirable, but I think they're tired of all of the away scares.

yes, I agree with you - good points...

I think United will come there to win (obviously) but I believe that they will go a goal down and will need to climb back... anyways, who said that they will end comfortably at the final parts of the season - in fact, I see them only winning EPL by 2 points over Arsenal, they should keep it close... if they DRAW tomorrow, then Arsenal will most likely be 3 points behind, which is reasonable because Arsenal will not win all of their remaining games as well... we will see tomorrow

H0bii · 02-05-11, 02:08 AM

1-2 wins man utd..

manu4life · 02-05-11, 02:10 AM

Originally posted by H0bii

1-2 wins man utd..

agreed!

eSTOXX · 02-05-11, 02:50 AM

Wolves sure will score and I think more than 1 goal.

zpapalash · 02-05-11, 02:56 AM

Agree, Draw is a very good play. Wolvs can lead all the time (2-0) except last 10 minutes there MU will equalise.. 2-2 FT BOL!

tankman777 · 02-05-11, 03:49 AM

wolves have had more than their share of results against the big sides
not in this one

harry · 02-05-11, 04:02 AM

Don't waste your money on a draw here... United will win this. Wolves will play well like Blackpool did but get nothing out of the game. Dangerous time to bet against United with Rooney gettin off his ass in the last game to earn a small proportion of his insane wages!

hedgejob · 02-05-11, 04:08 AM

Dude can you please stop making multiple daily threads and cluttering the board. You have your own thread don't you?

zlate22 · 02-05-11, 05:31 AM

easy win for united today berbatov scores for sure

fixxer · 02-05-11, 05:36 AM

Easy win for MUTD !

GazGaz · 02-05-11, 06:05 AM

4-2 to United

thekid667 · 02-05-11, 09:06 AM

Im taking the under

waco66 · 02-05-11, 09:24 AM

i believe this will end 1-0 united. draw is very possible

pinchylarue · 02-05-11, 09:28 AM

Originally posted by pinchylarue

no won't happen, save your money man, if you want a draw tomorrow take the draw between sunderland/stoke

RubberKettle · 02-05-11, 09:35 AM

United will batter these bottom dwellers. 3 out of last 4 away games are wins.

pinchylarue · 02-05-11, 09:44 AM

damn stoke was GIVEN the win eh... sunderland played better deserved to be a draw

Soon2BRich · 02-05-11, 10:38 AM

man united are in full swing now, everyone knows that man united are slow starters and really get going around this time of the year. Sure they had a poor away record in the first half of the season but they'll batter wolves today. Man united r scoring lots of goals n wolves have one of the worst defensive records in the league. they only beat chelsea becausee chelsea were poor at the time.

RedDevil11 · 02-05-11, 10:42 AM

With Arsenal laying a beatdown on Newcastle, even less likely United will lose this game knowing its title challengers 'have' won. The only good thing about playing the late game.

The Special One · 02-05-11, 10:46 AM

Originally posted by RedDevil11

With Arsenal laying a beatdown on Newcastle, even less likely United will lose this game knowing its title challengers 'have' won. The only good thing about playing the late game.

thats true, could cause a bit of a problem...