If we can beat City 2-0 at the Etihad, we could have won all 11 of our games so far.

The only game that matters is the next one.

My view is that we could quite feasibly have won all the 6 games that we drew, but we were beaten fair and square by Chelski and the bin-dippers.

the state of United right now, teams will be looking a them and thinking 'we can do them'. They're at a low ebb, devoid of any sort of tempo and fight - the sort of team we can dominate. I'm quite looking forward to that game, hopefully they don't have a resurgence before then.

My view is that we could quite feasibly have won all the 6 games that we drew, but we were beaten fair and square by Chelski and the bin-dippers.

Thats funny because I just woke up from a dream where we won 5-0, I cant remember who against though.. just remember it was away and the stadium was empty after the 4th goal which was an eze free kick

One of the problems we have not had to deal with yet is playing multiple games in a week. Some of the next 7 games cover the Xmas period and realistically it is going to hard for the likes of Jimmy Mac to play 2 games in a week so are going to be forced to make changes. On plus side Viera does like to use his subs and we have people like Schlup ( who was an important player for us over last few season's) Milivojevic and Olise to come in which is a massive step up from last year, when we really struggled when the games came thick and past.
We don't have an out and out left back cover, should Mitchell get suspended or injured, but otherwise we have some decent cover now for most positions.
To have only lost 2 games from our opening 11 games is a real achievement based on who we have played ( Chelsea, Liverpool, Man C, Arsenal and WHU away ) However, the game on paper we would have expected to win ( Newcastle at home ) we were only able to draw. I do though expect us to get a good hall of points from these games.