Manchester United are not “underdogs” for their Champions League
quarter-final with holders Bayern Munich, according to player-coach Ryan Giggs.
The 40-year-old also insists United can win the competition as they
prepare for Tuesday's first leg at Old Trafford.
“Of course it is possible,” the
midfielder said. “You need to play well, to get that little bit of luck.”
I’ve often wondered what Ryan Giggs
secret to his long playing career was and now reading these comments the only
answer I can come up with is drugs, copious amounts of drugs, because the word
underdog was surely invented to be applied to a team in United’s situation and anyone who suggests otherwise has to be high on something.
The only chance United have over
the two games against Bayern is that the starting XI Guardiola picks all, in a
cartoonish style twist, have their brains switched with a pack of dogs and they
all randomly charge about the pitch barking, chewing the football and licking
themselves.
Even then I’d still be hesitant to
back United, mind you it would take that to happen for me to watch because I’ll
be watching Barca-Atletico at this stage of the competition I like to see a
close competitive game not a walkover/exhibition.
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