They made much harder work of it than they should have done, with Gareth Barry’s goal 13 minutes from time forcing United to endure a slightly anxious finale after they had appeared to be coasting at 2-0, but a third successive Premier League away win was eventually chalked off courtesy of the first-half goals that Romelu Lukaku and Jesse Lingard scored. 
Whether their win keeps the title race alive is open to debate – and maybe not a very long one given the way that Manchester City are playing at the moment – but Mourinho certainly has no plans to raise a white flag at Old Trafford anytime soon. “We don’t want to go on holidays, we want to play until the last match,” the United manager said. All that can be said for now is that United have no margin for error, which is why it was so important that they managed to weather Albion’s late storm. Jay Rodriguez had a chance to snatch an equaliser in those closing minutes, and Mourinho would no doubt have been much more animated had that header from Chris Brunt’s superb cross landed inside David de Gea’s near post. Mourinho preferred to give credit to Albion for the way the game finished Anthony Brown Jerseyrather than raising any questions about his own players, with the United manager highlighting the home team’s set-piece threat that led to Barry turning the ball over the line after Brunt’s corner had ricocheted off Marcos Rojo. Remarkably, it was Barry’s first goal as a substitute in the Premier League since 1999. The introduction of the 36-year-old at the interval was a key factor in a much-improved second-half performance from Albion, with Alan Pardew later admitting that he was guilty of picking the wrong team. Brunt’s arrival from the bench also made a difference and Albion will take some encouragement from the way they finished a match that delivered their first goal since Pardew took over as manager. “That was psychologically important,” Pardew said. The harsh reality, though, is that Albion remain second from bottom – they will be propping up the table if Swansea win at Everton on Monday – and their club-record run of matches without a win in all competitions has now been stretched to 17. Next is a trip to Stoke, who are two points and two places above them, and Albion desperately need to come away with something from that fixture. It was one of their former players who inflicted the early damage here. Lukaku, who spent the 2012-13 season on loan at Albion, towered above Kieran Gibbs – a mismatch if ever there was one – to nod Marcus Rashford’s inswinging cross beyond Ben Foster and emphatically into the top corner. http://www.broncosofficialfootball.com/Paxton_Lynch_Jersey_BroncosIt was a fine header, although Lukaku chose not to celebrate scoring for the second game running. “I think there are two reasons for that,” Mourinho said. “He was a happy kid here and it was here that he exploded http://www.authenticcoyotestore.com/mike-smith-jersey_c-437.html in the Premier League. And probably the second thing is, he looks at me and I don’t celebrate, too.” Mourinho put his own subdued reaction down to “experience” and the fact that he has “changed” before promising that he would be charging down Craig Conroy Authentic Jersey the touchline again if his team score a last‑minute winner. In truth, a much bigger concern for him at the Hawthorns was the sight of Antonio Valencia, Nick Markakis Jersey who is such a reliable performer http://www.officialcavaliershop.com/authentic-33-shaquille-oneal-jersey.html at right-back, pulling up with a hamstring problem. “It’s what I call a December injury – the accumulation of fatigue,” said Mourinho, who has no idea how long http://www.cavaliersproshop.com/Brad_Daugherty_JerseyValencia will spend on the sidelines.http://218.94.26.15:90/showtopic-3281865.aspxhttp://fanclub.bglradio.net/forum/topic/11029
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