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MOURINHO WELCOMES HARRY-LESS TOTTENHAM

     
      Manchester United have one with Tottenham Hotspur. José Mourinho looking to leapfrog Pep Guardiola as City play away after the Red half of Mancunia. Rockin’ Englishman strangling thé club doctor. f.Ed Woodward breathes a huge sigh of relief. 
    Huddersfield Town handed an L to Fergie’s kids last time out. According to José, it was rightly deserved: Man United were embarrassing and shocking defensively. Laurent Delpoitre’s finish a testament to that. Vic Lindelof still somewhere in Mou’s 🚀, ready to be blasted back to Sweden. He’s said his men would bounce back, and no better time to turn the corner than on a sunny afternoon in Old Trafford. They’ll have to get past an imperious Hugo Lloris, whose saves recently have been utterly brilliant. Just ask Phil Coutinho and Karim Benzema. Lukaku, your move to make. The Belgian passive the last time United met worthy opposition.
      Spurs? They’re still buzzing alright (or are they)? #BilicIn the hashtag which waved round Twitter Wednesday night after a miraculous comeback from 2-0 down at Wembley. Well, Harry wasn’t in the match squad (he still isn’t). He won’t be back this weekend to face David De Gea as he’s been ruled out with a hamstring injury. Indications point to Son-Heung Min replacing the groggy Englishman. Chris Eriksen and Dele Alii looking to land another blow to the hosts.
       You shouldn't miss this game. Romelu to awaken? Poch sobbing as he sips his cognac, his love’s been taken away from him.

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