United Thread - 2022/23

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Ha ha, that prick Solekhi stating about dual ownership regarding PSG, "there's a way round the Qatari's can takeover the Rags by linking the acquisition to an Individual rather than the State". What an absolute fucking prick. I suppose they'll be buying a 6b club for just 3b, best deal ever. No mention of duplicity owning the Rags and the French Rags, no questioning of the motive.

Now, as I'm typing this, SSN presenter says "Manchester City facing unprecedented charges, we'll find out what Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher think".

Ffs, I'd take the opinion of Tinky Winky, La La, Po and Dipsy before those two cunts.
Come on mate it's tinky winky, Dipsy, La La & Po in that order :)
 
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Palace to be fined 80k.

The rags awarded £5M in compensation.

Is my best guess.
 
There was a time on here where people would not/could not write L****s, now they are someone's second team. Sad days!!
I have teams that I keep an eye on their results (from places I've lived or currently live), but to have a SECOND team in the SAME F*CKING LEAGUE???

Just NO!!!
 
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This has been well documented in books and documentaries. In 1958, there was no money in football. Players were capped at £20 per week.

Furthermore at the time of the crash, nothing resembling a compensation culture existed in Britain. After two world wars, the British public wanted to see resilience from victims, and not perhaps entitlements (no matter how deserved the survivor’s claims were). United’s treatment of the survivors of Munich was not unique and it is unfair to apply modern day standards to the past.

This was echoed across many football clubs in the past. West Ham's treatment of Bobby Moore when he left the club and was diagnosed with cancer, or the FA's treatment of the 1966 world cup winning squad. Many of them ended up taking on normal jobs after leaving football. Only Jack Charlton and Alan Ball managed at the top level. Gordon Banks and Roger Hunt worked on the pools panel; Ray Wilson became an undertaker; George Cohen, struggling with cancer, didn't watch a football match for years. Even their manager, Sir Alf Ramsey, sacked at the age of just 53 - at least as much because of internal FA politics as because of the results on the pitch - never found a new role, despite being the only England manager to successfully win a World Cup.
Add how we treated Paul Lake while he was injured to that list.
 
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