EPL 2013 game week 5 - Tweets round up

David Moyes

Manchester United suffered a shock 4-1 defeat at the hands of neighbours City. Here is what fans make of United’s abject capitulation.

#MoyesOut was the flavour of the day. Check out couple of tweets on the same.

Arsenal registered a comfortable 3-1 victory against Stoke City, with Mesut Ozil playing a key role in all three goals, while Serge Gnabry made an impressive debut. But some Arsenal fans didn’t know who Serge Gnabry is.

Controversy surrounded Chelsea before their weekend kick-off, as Jose Mourinho could not find a place for Juan Mata, even on the bench. Here are a few reactions.

Chelsea won the match 2-0 against Fulham, but the surprise in the match was John Obi Mikel scoring his first EPL goal for Chelsea.

And last but not the least, the managerial sack race has begun in the Premier League as Sunderland fired manager Paolo Di Canio after just 5 matches.

Half time…. pic.twitter.com/Cwc6UkV5RC

— MrBoywunder (@MrBoywunder) September 22, 2013

8 – Ashley Young made only eight successful passes in the first half against City. Peripheral.

— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) September 22, 2013

Ashley Young cannot dribble a Statue.

— Ask For A FollowBack (@The9jaPromoter) September 23, 2013

After picking up the crisis baton from Arsenal, Chelsea pass it on swiftly to Man Utd.

— Orbinho (@Orbinho) September 22, 2013

I can’t believe there’s Man United fans who want Moyes out already. What happened to all four one?

— Stupid Football (@StupidFootball) September 22, 2013

Can’t wait for this new blockbuster to come out… Moyes is going to win an Oscar #moyesout pic.twitter.com/CsRm17gaSJ

— The Red Tsar (@TheRedTsar) September 22, 2013

Mesut Ozil Watch: Passes completed – 50. Assists – 2. Pass accuracy – 88%. Take ons – 2. Crosses – 3. Key passes executed – 4. MOTM display.

— Squawka Football (@Squawka) September 22, 2013

Arsenal fans mocking me for not knowing Gnabry will be the same ones who always knew Ramsey would come good. #TheExperts #Afc

— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) September 22, 2013

I just can’t understand what José Mourinho is doing with regards to the Juan Mata situation, ludicrous treatment of such a talented player.

— The Tactics Room (@TheTacticsRoom) September 21, 2013

2 theories on outcasting Mata – (a) Mourinho is flexing his muscles & telling squad no one untouchable (b) Major falling-out behind scenes.

— Wayne Veysey (@wayneveysey) September 21, 2013

Today, John Obi Mikel scored his first Chelsea goal. It took him 258 league appearances across 7 years.

— The Football Bar (@TheFootballBar) September 21, 2013

Di Canio signed 14 players, brought in an entire back-room staff, and now he’s gone. Football madness. Match that Downton!

— Gary Lineker (@GaryLineker) September 22, 2013

AVB, Roberto Di Matteo, Mick McCarthy and Paolo Di Canio – all four of them were sacked following league defeats against West Brom

— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) September 22, 2013