article_snippet: And a ‘we’ll score more goals than you’ attitude in going toe-to-toe with any opponent, be it Barcelona or Blackburn Rovers.
article_snippet: ‘’s history was built on attacking football, which does not always mean that the team kept clean sheets or did not concede chances,’ says Paul Scholes.
article_snippet: To beat opposing teams you have to attack, and to attack you have to take risks.
article_snippet: Too few of the players in the team are prepared to take risks.
article_snippet: But fans expect more from the £150million spent last summer and the names on the team sheet.
article_snippet: they find it hard to take when Wayne Rooney is dropped into midfield, Fellaini goes up front, and Sam Allardyce of all people gets to label they team
article_snippet: In recent weeks, they have taken to urging their team to ‘attack, attack, attack’ and booed when the ball is passed back to David de Gea.