United Thread | 2025/26

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freshie said:
They are so fucked

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Neville thinks and has always tried to portray the rags as the people’s club. Same with him walking around ripping down flags. It’s all an illusion. Rags just like Neville are in it for the money. Pretending they are something that doesn’t exist in football with dna and all that shit is directly lying to their own fans to milk them via sky sports etc. thank soon none of them can see it.

Pathetic.
 
All this Alonso talk is confusing me.
In his previous roles/clubs in football
Where exactly did he pick up the  Rags DNA.
After a few recent F-ck ups against shite Rags teams its impossible to get over confident for this Saturday's game at the swamp.
Pep please don't show them any respect like in previous encounters and Foden and Haaland tear them a new arsehole  AGAIN.
The CITY is BLUE
And always as been.
 
TinFoilHat said:
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Howard Webb on it.
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So Mr Taylor who lives in north London is chosen as the most appropriate ref for the Manchester Derby
I wonder...being as it's an early kick off ..if he leaves London at 6am to ensure attendance on time ...or will stay over Fri night,at utd supporting family ..how convenient.

Edit: Maybe Taylor has an invite to utds end of season party ,sat night ?
 
dennishasdoneit said:
So Mr Taylor who lives in north London is chosen as the most appropriate ref for the Manchester Derby
I wonder...being as it's an early kick off ..if he leaves London at 6am to ensure attendance on time ...or will stay over Fri night,at utd supporting family ..how convenient.

Edit: Maybe Taylor has an invite to utds end of season party ,sat night ?
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I think Taylor is one of the better refs, when it comes to us.

And yes, I know it’s a very low bar.
 
Vienna_70 said:
I think Taylor is one of the better refs, when it comes to us.

And yes, I know it’s a very low bar.
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Tbf I can argue with that
It just fucks me off how the cosy arrangements are made between premier league and refs
Look after Taylor with his Manchester background...give him the Manchester Derby..
Oh look I've just brought a house in north London near Wembley
How convenient,oh Anthony you may as well do the final this summer etc.
Edit: I'm also in a bad mood drinking Stella,so the mention of his name triggers me...after that Chelsea match!!!!
 
r.soleofsalford said:
So Ruben Interim sacked. Now United talking to 2nd in the championship manager Carrick to be interim manager of a struggling United. Carrick must have rocks in his head to give up a battle for the championship title for a team that will probably be fighting to avoid a bottom 6 finish.

I think Carrick will turn them down.
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That WOULD be funny.
 
JASR said:
They make about £5.5m per home matchday. That might have increased this season.

They've "lost" the following number of matches this season:
Europe: Minimum 3 homes in Conference league, 4 homes in Europa league/champions league
FA Cup: 4 games till semi's, so likely average (ha!) of 2 home games
League cup: 4 games till final, so likely average of 2 home games

They would have probably budgeted to get somewhere in the cups, so lets be generous and give them 3 home games.
So £16.5m down.
They can't have budgeted for the european games, as they didnt qualify, but it still counts I suppose. I'll pick 5 homes, as they'd assume they got out of the group stage, even in the conference.
So another £27.5m down.

Total about £44m down on matchday money, from where they'd at least expect to be.
+ reduction of broadcast money for both the home & away games not happening
+ reduction of prize money for nonprogression/nonparticipation
+ reduction in any sponsorship contract failing to achieve KPI's
- reduction in performance bonuses for whatever they have in players contracts regarding cup progression!
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It all just means there will be less to repay some of the huge deficit back, so when interest is added on they'll probably owe more at the end of the season than they did at the start.
 
dennishasdoneit said:
So Mr Taylor who lives in north London is chosen as the most appropriate ref for the Manchester Derby
I wonder...being as it's an early kick off ..if he leaves London at 6am to ensure attendance on time ...or will stay over Fri night,at utd supporting family ..how convenient.

Edit: Maybe Taylor has an invite to utds end of season party ,sat night ?
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He’ll be travelling up with the Cockney Reds!
 
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