Moving onto QPR’s game against United, must admit first half
nearly had me sleeping. Both teams struggled to string a few passes together,
but credit to the R’s as they pressured United very well indeed and forcing
them to make mistakes.
Di Maria looked lost for the majority of the first half
but played better towards the end, when he actually ran at the Hoops defenders.
Falcao did well and looked lively, still has to prove himself as a goal scorer
in my opinion to keep him in the side. Fair enough he’s a hard worker but don’t
think United paid the fees that they have just for that so the goals need to
start flowing otherwise he will be shown the door.
A different United turned
out in the second half performance wise, started to pass comfortably, with Di Maria
playing better providing great passes and an unlucky day for Falcao not to get
on the score sheet with the amount of chances he had and not forgetting Robert Greens
performance a day before his 35th birthday. Great build up for the
goal with good passing and Fellaini’s brilliant finish matched it. QPR showed
grit during the whole game and had various opportunities to score the equaliser
but the young James Wilson put the game to rest by scoring in the last minutes
of the game with a calm composed finish.
Great game to have watched was the Burnley and Palace fixture.
Danny Ings continuing to score and added to his tally for the season with his
7th goal. Burnley began the game very well and had the best first half they
could ever dream of.
Yaya Sanago started or Palace, on loan from arsenal. Gayle
was the man of the match for me with a great performance netting his 10th goal of
the campaign and scoring his 3rd brace since he joined the premier league side
back in 2013. He should be grateful for Pardew giving him starts which he didn’t
get when Neil Warnock was in charge.
The result gave Pardew his 3rd consecutive
win coming back from 2-0 down. And have to mention the terrible weather
condition they match was played in, windy, cold, snowy and rain but a great 3-2
finish to the game.
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