Lynda wrote:I think United owe us a few dodgy decisions considering all that has happened over the years. I'm still smarting over that goal that went in to the back of Roy Carroll's net. Everyone at Old Trafford saw the goal except the bl**dy referee.
Yes - well at the end of the day we all have to accept that the big difference between football & most other sports is that the best team doesn't always win - and that's what makes it exciting. As a spectator in the stadium I can tell you that for 33 mins it was beyond credulity that Spurs would win. The goal at 34 mins wasn't luck, it was a moment's great play by Spurs and Adabayor, and it changed the balance of the game. I don't begrudge Spurs the win - it was a great game to attend, for Utd because we played well and should have won, and for Spurs because you played well (our dominance was our own brilliance rather than your failing) and did win. My day would have been considerably better had we won, but we are having that sort of season. I'm hoping for a "Chelsea" - you are 4th & we win the Champions League!