United Thread - 2022/23

[Nellies left peg]

If I were the glazers I would be asking why certain top class managers have spunked over a billion on this shower of shit

 

[Deleted member 77198]

What you talking about we are “Man City!”

“We’re Man City… Manchester City… this is Manchester City Football Club we’re taking about here”

 

[SamTheGuru]

I wish United were playing again today.

 

[jimharri]

Apologies if that comes across as "size-ist"

 

[Vienna_70]

Well they drew the second half, so another corner turned.

Only because Frank wanted his Brentford players to conserve energy in the hot conditions.

 

[Platt Lane veteran]

I’ve turned Sky on and the first thing I heard was.."but this is manchester utd" so fucking what!! It means fuck all!

Those of us old enough to remember have always had this “but this is Manchester United” shite. They went 26 years without a title and they were still self-entitled. Generations of rags have grown up with the media pandering to their ego’s.

 

[DenisHasDoneIt]

Gary Neville, let’s not forget, is at heart a politician. He can take the Glazers’ pay, until it becomes expedient to perform a 180° change of course. Like the French politician of the 1848 revolution, who was said to have said: "There go my people. I must find out where they are going so I can lead them". They’re going on a zebra-panted Glazer protest, Gary. It’s going to be the football story of the month: you wouldn’t want to miss that.

Bring it on. Nine months from now this city is going to party like it’s 1974.

 

[Koniec]

I don’t see how Neville or rag fans can blame the Glazers when they’ve spent nearly £700m on players since 2017 (their last trophy).

Why aren't any of these dickheads smart enough to see that it’s signing the wrong players that’s made them shit, not a lack of owner investment?

That bell end shearer on MOTD had the audacity to say they need to spend heavily to improve. They’ve been doing that for years. It’s not what you spend but how you spend it. But it’s only City that but success I guess.

 

[Maly]

 

[Prater70]

There new defender another 56m pissed up the wall [emoji23]

Is that the Butcher of Amsterdam ?

 

[bluemoon32]

Gary Neville is a ****.
"Oi Gary, if you felt that strongly about the Glaziers, why did you accept a huge salary from the cunts for over 8 years" ?

 

[DTKOAG]

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

I don’t see how Neville or rag fans can blame the Glazers when they’ve spent nearly £700m on players since 2017 (their last trophy).

Why aren't any of these dickheads smart enough to see that it’s signing the wrong players that’s made them shit, not a lack of owner investment?

Surely the fact they’ve spent all that money and are as bad as they are supports the argument that the Glazers don’t know what they are doing.

 

[Vienna_70]

Red Cafe down?

Shame, I was hoping for a bit of schadenfreude :)

There’s no need to visit sad café; there’s more than enough Schadenfreude on here for us all to enjoy.

 

[give it to gordon]

I can except Neville is employed by sky as a football pundit.

What I dont except is sky giving him a platform to discuss the way the rags are run. He is basically encouraging the rags fans to demonstrate from the sky platform. That should be stop.

I think sky got abit nervous about what Neville was saying that's why he had to say rags shouldnt be going round to people's houses etc.

I think Neville should step down as a pundit and start his own consortium to buy the rags, as he clearly knows better than the Glazer's

 

[Norbert D]

Not only can City boast of titles won, the idea all our money comes from sheikh Mansour is bollox, in fact we are on course to become net spend supremos, in the last five years, which is the average contract for a top class player we are eleventh on the list, so far this window we are pretty much top.

Premier League transfer spending rankings 2022/23: Haaland, Nunez, Richarlison, Jesus and more. Which EPL club has spent the most?

The Premier League has paced the global football world when it comes to financial power, and nowhere is that muscle flexed more than in the transfer market.

www.sportingnews.com

 

[Betterdeedthan red]

If any disruption of the Liverpool game happens, will the premier league actually follow through with sanctions this time like fines and point deductions?

Image them been on minus 3 points.

 

[crazyg]

The problem with the Rags is Ronaldo, Rashford, Penandes and Maguire.

All absolutely shite, vastly over rated and paid a fortunate.

Fortunately for us they appear untouchable and I suspect the cause of a lot of the shite that goes on there.

They let lower profile but more consistent players leave and keep hold of this lot, unbelievable the clueless fans think these 4 are good.

Can't wait for next Monday, it will be carnage on and off the pitch.

Amongst their problems are.....
(and a fanatical devotion to the pope)

 

[Semper aggressus]

Surely the fact they’ve spent all that money and are as bad as they are supports the argument that the Glazers don’t know what they are doing.

I’d assumed the Glazers don’t choose the transfer targets though.

 

[halfcenturyup]

I don’t see how Neville or rag fans can blame the Glazers when they’ve spent nearly £700m on players since 2017 (their last trophy).

Why aren't any of these dickheads smart enough to see that it’s signing the wrong players that’s made them shit, not a lack of owner investment?

But who appointed the people making the stupid footballing decisions?