He's fucking buzzing coz forest went up!Boosting his subscriptions with every faux angry rant
So childish ;-)This is how it feels to be City
This is how it feels to be small
We sign Erling and you sign no one at all
Brentford?
That’s exactly what I said.I like the commentary at 1-4, “And united’s humiliation is complete”. Oh no it isn’t.
None of the above stopped Leicester city winning the league a few seasons back....by ten clear points.with no manager at all throughout pre season training. Claudio turned up in time to over -see the pre season games at Mansfield town and Rotherham utd ..before winning his first ever title in 30 years of management!Players will return for pre-season training as early as next week and pre-season friendlies are starting mid July, so even though the transfer window is open until the start of September, unless you at least have all your ducks lined up by the time training begins and even before the serious games start, you are going to be at a serious disadvantage.
The rags also have the disadvantage of a brand new manager ...
The IMDb table is upside down, think that was something like what we used to sign back in the day ;)Re Pogba’s Documentary …
“Prior to the release of the documentary, which has left viewers and football fans perplexed, the lowest-rated programme on IMDb was the Turkish musical series 'Iste Bu Benim Masalim', which scored just 1.2 out of ten. That has now been surpassed by viewers giving a comprehensive thumbs down to Pogba's promotional venture, which scores just one out of ten.”
Oh dear …..
Something very striking about United's transfer policy, for years now, by contrast with us. If there's any truth to the Eriksen rumour.
Txixi (and Pep) are not by and large interested in signing players, however “marquee” they are, who are not going to have a potentially long shelf life with us. So far we have Álvarez, 22, Haaland, 21, in the bag. Possibly Cucurella, 23, and Phillips — o.k., 26. All and any of them could have years at the top with us, if things work out to mutual satisfaction.
But over and over, we have seen United sign players who cannot possibly be expected to perform at top level for more than about three years, tops, as a short-term fix. They may deliver for one season, maybe two. For years now, United's thinking has been short-term, even verging on panic. Long may that continue.
We are really a far, far better-run club.
Even Chelsea are kind of heading in that direction. The Lukaku thing was never going to work out. At best, he might have been the answer to their woes up front for a season.
Liverpool are more of a worry to me, because they seem to now be thinking strategically. Their recruitment for the last three seasons has been undeniably good, they're thinking about being in the argument for years to come.
Are the PL doing the investigation?Yeah, I don’t think we should chat about the case much as it’s ongoing, but the length of time to bring charges seems unnecessarily long.
Really? I'd say the one thing they aren't short of at OT is tools.Ronaldo not happy with the rags movement in the transfer market and has reportedly stated that ten bob doesn't have the tools for the job.
They'll get a few on free transfers more like, one of which will be an over the hill ex superstar on stupid wagesThey’ll buy a few players in the last few weeks of the window saves the glazers money on wages
Yes, this is a quote from one of their supporters/customers
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I know our Government is a joke but what the Glazers are doing to a national institution surely deserves some kind of action? It has been clear from day one that their intention is to take out of the club, one of the great institutions of the country and a huge tourist attraction. At what point do they get involved?
A pipe dream for such a joke of a Government but it's a fantasy of mine.’
At least they got one word right, though it took till the 3rd from end word