All gloom aside, i think it has been quite a successful
season:
There could be more but thinking back, even though
mathematically, the title race is not over yet, and i think its
Chelsea's to lose now, this season-long roller-coaster ride can
only make Utf stronger and hungrier next season.
well, I am 50/50 on what you said.
While there are times where injuries/form dip, but this is
ManUnited, one the big EPL clubs that should have ready subs to
jump in and keep the bandwagon running @ top speed. Questions asked
-> How can MU be out of defenders/midfielders? Is SAF pushing
the boundary of the team's /players' adaptability abit far?
Also,EPL is no longer a jogging thingy where MU can make a run
only after Christmas, Mourinho has turned it into a sprint.
While MU may not end the season empty, it is still a major
disappointment that they fail to retain their title, fail to go
beyond the UCL semis or even progress further in the FA cup.
End of day, there are many lessons learnt this season where
seemingly, MU had had a roller-coaster ride ->
a) how to effectively move away from an one man team? Berba,
sell or keep?
b) what happens when Rooney's form dipped? Blackburn's Big Sam
painfully point out that after Rooney's goals, Own goals is the
next highest in MU's Goal?
c) what happens with Giggs/Scholes/Neville? They are on their
last leg. Playing them together is potential sucide as seen in
Chelsea game.
d) what happens with both Owens? or even Wes Brown? they are at
the moment, potential time-bombs with their injury records.
e) Anderson? is he going to make it? Or sell before his value
depreciates further? Carrick?
f) EdwinVanDeSar, he hits 40, replacements?
