bluemanchester
Well-Known Member
Ask Gary Neville. He's the expert on the united way.Is this the new United way?
Ask Gary Neville. He's the expert on the united way.Is this the new United way?
Do you mean the 6-1 or the Maine Road massacre?Stay to the end? Like the 5-1 when the fire alarm went off? Hahahaa
Typo. The twatting at the shit pit.Do you mean the 6-1 or the Maine Road massacre?
Or the semi - final in 2011 at Wembley.Stay to the end? Like the 6-1 when the fire alarm went off? Hahahaa
Was at all 3, the 5-1 the 6-1 and the 2011 semi, a joy to beholdOr the semi - final in 2011 at Wembley.
Tbf, "you have to stay to the end" is a common theme on BM.
Jelly and ice cream, anyone?
"No value in the market."Strangly no mention of the £1 billion + spent on "players"
Decent owners the Glazers. Plenty has been spent on transfers and wages. Probably inline with what anyone that owned their club would have spent. The fans real beef with them is that they're not contenders at the moment.Strangly no mention of the £1 billion + spent on "players"
You are right.Decent owners the Glazers. Plenty has been spent on transfers and wages. Probably inline with what anyone that owned their club would have spent. The fans real beef with them is that they're not contenders at the moment.
It's like they are just making things up as they go along. Like there is no long term strategy, no forward planning. It's as if they wake up to the tabloids saying us or the Chavs are about to sign someone for £50 million so they have to go out and spend £75 million on some yesteryear household name just to remain in the headlines. Regardless of whether the particular player is right for them, regardless of whether he's fit enough to go through a pretty gruelling Premier league season or not.Their problem has been lack of a sporting director, not lack of cash.
Going into the new season City need a left back.It's like they are just making things up as they go along. Like there is no long term strategy, no forward planning. It's as if they wake up to the tabloids saying us or the Chavs are about to sign someone for £50 million so they have to go out and spend £75 million on some yesteryear household name just to remain in the headlines. Regardless of whether the particular player is right for them, regardless of whether he's fit enough to go through a pretty gruelling Premier league season or not.
This is a club lacking direction, a club lacking a cohesive plan for the next decade or so. A club so petrified of being left behind they panic-buy any 35+ player who once had an illustrious past for absolute megabucks and cross their fingers and hope it all works.
If it wasn’t for, the official’s, VAR, Sky and the Premier League executives, they’d have been relegated by now.You are right.
They should take up their beef of not being contenders through the appropriate channels, namely Masters Gill and VAR not their owners
I think I get your jist mate.If it wasn’t for, the official’s, VAR, Sky and the Premier League executives, they’d have been relelated by now.