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I genuinely believe even Pep would fail at United. That club is rotten from the core.

Shocked that VAR upheld that, but if I had to choose one player in the league who I'd like to be screwed like that, it's Bruno 'rat' Fernandes.

I don't know what the result of the trial is going to be, but I hope the ownership is prepared to back whoever replaces Pep. I won't say the squad needs 'a lot' of work, but we undoubtedly need more top-shelf quality.

Kovacic was playing behind Rico and Lewis, so it's expected he'd have a lot more passes.

Yeah, because saying that, I think he's had a poor start to the season is even remotely close to being 'Pep out'. No... or maybe only in your mind. Could you put the bottle down or press the ignore button? Both if you want to do me a favour!

Sorry. I meant 2.1.

Arsenal is now a pretty big favourite in my book(1.10). We're at 3.0.

Please tell me you're being sarcastic.

Yeah. Says me.

Bold strategy not having anyone on him.

What a crap day.

I thought a game like that, where they're pressing us so high up, would suit him well, but apparently not.

I thought for sure he was going to bury that chance. He was immediately impactful, though.

He's literally on record saying he wanted to go on loan, and the club said, 'No, you either stay or get sold.' God forbid he wanted to play consistently somewhere and come back to us ready to play.

No one is fucking scapegoating him. He was awful, and as much is being said. That's not scapegoating. Scapegoating would be saying," We left two points on the table because he played."

I can't understand why they refused to let him go on loan. It makes zero sense.

Rince. Repeat. Rince. Repeat.

Good thing we refused to let Palmer go on loan, eh? Brilliant decision.

He started the season exceptionally well, though. He had a bad game, but most of the comments in here feel wildly over the top.