Sky predictions

[Jaguar2013]

In Sky's prediction for our game on Sunday Fulham aren't mentioned once. No change there then.

[General]

Think they go with 3-1 to utd.

I appreciate they've had good results recently, but we haven't exactly been pushovers this season and are only 4? Points off utd.. and our last however many games have been much closer/competitive

[H4usuallysitting]

I'm trying to work out what time manure are awarded a penalty

[3 pigs]

Last minute of added time if it's level.

[alfie]

Last minute of added time if it's level.

Of course should Leno saves it or the kicker misses, it will be taken again because Leno moved an inch off his line.

[bog]

I'm trying to work out what time manure are awarded a penalty

Check now with VAR. 

[Woolly Mammoth]

One things for sure, it has been established that the establishment reeks of corruption.
A snake pit of brown envelopes, as Sky and all the other greedy Sponsors would confirm if they were honest.
Which  stretches way up to FIFA a walking corpse of deceit and favouritism that would make even Sep Joseph Blatter blush. 
Fulham must prepare that they may find themselves up against 13 opponents because of the obsession with the teachers pets to ensure that the rats behind the scenes not only give them an edge but influence enough so they get as many of the 50/50 calls they can get away with, and I haven't even mentioned the dreaded VAR, which is just another tool for the walking dead to use to ensure they achieve their targets of who must finish in the top six.
Pound notes, Euros, Dollars, call it what you wish, that is what is instrumental in their quest to ensure the big city clubs finish as high as possible.

What's the betting that we get enough Yellow Cards to sink a ship, certainly more than Manure will get.
Marco's pre match dressing room speech will be made all the easier knowing that the players will be already motivated enough to fight their corner.
What's the betting that the odious Gary Neville will be part of the commentary team, a conflict of interest if ever there was one.
Nevertheless, In the studio will be the usual suspects I would imagine creaming themselves about Manures revival under Michel Carrick without a thought about Mighty Fulham, which for me will be to Fulham's advantage.
No hope, no chance, no worries.
Let them think that, as our victory will taste even sweeter, sweet as a nut, as a nut.
Not One Step Back Fulham.

[BestOfBrede]

Yes they have:

There is no better attacker of a set-piece in world football than Harry Maguire. And in a Premier League season where dead-ball situations are being mined relentlessly for goals, Maguire is going to get his feed soon enough.

Back in the Manchester United starting XI, Maguire is playing with an authority that has shone brightly in the last two performances. That confidence can translate to when he ventures forward. Maguire's old-school dominance remains a potent betting weapon and the 7/1 with Sky Bet for him to score is worth jumping on.

SCORE PREDICTION: 2-1 | JONES KNOWS' BEST

[bog]

I saw Sky yesterday going on and on about how wonderful the reborn United were and how they now have a run of very straightforward fixtures.  Oh how I hope we get at them early on. COYW!       

[blingo]

the new 5cm Fulham = 8inches Munure offside rule will no doubt be in effect on Sunday.

[SP]

Unfortunately, the above comments are so true. Zambo's red card at OT must be the softest sending off in the history of the game.

[White Knight]

Yes they have:

There is no better attacker of a set-piece in world football than Harry Maguire. And in a Premier League season where dead-ball situations are being mined relentlessly for goals, Maguire is going to get his feed soon enough.

Back in the Manchester United starting XI, Maguire is playing with an authority that has shone brightly in the last two performances. That confidence can translate to when he ventures forward. Maguire's old-school dominance remains a potent betting weapon and the 7/1 with Sky Bet for him to score is worth jumping on.

SCORE PREDICTION: 2-1 | JONES KNOWS' BEST

Yes we have to watch out for their set pieces, they will be crucial.
We cannot afford to give away soft goals.

[Carborundum]

Yes they have:

There is no better attacker more lumbering defender of a set-piece counter-attack in world football than Harry Maguire. And in a Premier League season where dead-ball counterattacks are being mined relentlessly for goals, Maguire is going to get his feed comeuppance soon enough.

There, fixed it.  Hope he plays.