The World Club Championships are in Japan and United will be there from the 11th of December to the 21st.
Thats 10 long days in the busy festive period. Jet lag, tiredness and injuries
could also be a major factor and Im worried we could lose momentum in the league and fall way behind Chelsea.
We are already a game behind when we played Zenit so will this put us
even further behind? It could be a serious fixture pile-up like Rangers had last season.
A few questions for you guys:
1)Do you think it could disrupt our season?
2)How much do you care about winning this trophy? Is it worth us even being there?
3)Look at the teams below. Are these just Mickey Mouse teams that we could put out our reserves and still win?
Further info on the championships:
It will take place in the Japanese cities of Tokyo, Toyota and Yokohama.
The competition will feature Pachuca of Mexico (CONCACAF Champions' Cup winners),
LDU Quito of Ecuador (CONMEBOL Copa Libertadores winners),
Waitakere United of New Zealand (OFC O-League winners),
Manchester United of England (UEFA Champions League winners) as well as the winners of this year's AFC Champions League,
CAF Champions League and a club from Japan's J.League representing the host nation.
Pachuca and Waitakere United will be taking part in the competition for the second consecutive year.
Thats 10 long days in the busy festive period. Jet lag, tiredness and injuries
could also be a major factor and Im worried we could lose momentum in the league and fall way behind Chelsea.
We are already a game behind when we played Zenit so will this put us
even further behind? It could be a serious fixture pile-up like Rangers had last season.
A few questions for you guys:
1)Do you think it could disrupt our season?
2)How much do you care about winning this trophy? Is it worth us even being there?
3)Look at the teams below. Are these just Mickey Mouse teams that we could put out our reserves and still win?
Further info on the championships:
It will take place in the Japanese cities of Tokyo, Toyota and Yokohama.
The competition will feature Pachuca of Mexico (CONCACAF Champions' Cup winners),
LDU Quito of Ecuador (CONMEBOL Copa Libertadores winners),
Waitakere United of New Zealand (OFC O-League winners),
Manchester United of England (UEFA Champions League winners) as well as the winners of this year's AFC Champions League,
CAF Champions League and a club from Japan's J.League representing the host nation.
Pachuca and Waitakere United will be taking part in the competition for the second consecutive year.