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    Tino Livramento

    There might be another right back that fits the bill but he won’t meet the home grown quota, its worth paying extra for that.
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    Tino Livramento

    Together with the Algerian they would revolutionise our full back positions and ease our home grown quota. Who else can do that?
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    Rayan Cherki

    Is that the wrong beer in the wrong glass or two beers on the go?…:)
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    Rayan Cherki

    That last paragraph reminds me of that film Blue Moon Rising. I think it was near the beginning of it when one of the city fan protagonists talks about blue being the colour of good things like the sky whether red is the colour of bad things like blood and the devil, like the colours of good and...
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    Why is there not a statue of Yaya?

    It won’t be empty then…:)
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    Why is there not a statue of Yaya?

    He ain’t getting one.
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    PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

    It takes an Irishman to talk sense, can’t believe he is a Liverpool fan. He is the only Liverpool fan I have heard talk any sense about it.
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    Why is there not a statue of Yaya?

    That adds a different perspective but there was other stuff. I prefer to remember those changes with 15 minutes to go when Mancini would put a centre back on and pushed Yaya up the pitch which would confuse the commentators until he scored the inevitable winner. He doesn’t need a statue, he left...
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    Why is there not a statue of Yaya?

    That goal, as soon as he got the ball in the middle of the park and teared down the pitch I knew that title was won.
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    Rio Ferdinand

    I am so pleased about this. He really was a poor pundit. He lacked knowledge, intelligence, wit, foresight. He added absolutely nothing to the game. Often he would ask other pundits their opinions (particularly on attacking play) because he had no clue. So, WHAT WAS THE POINT HIM BEING THERE...
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    Tijjani Reijnders

    Just done the same thing, impressive. Combined with Cherki as a 10 and this lad as an 8 I can see a solution to the low blocks we invariably experienced. Both lads have a great ability to turn a defender in a tight space and either shoot or assist.
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    Red Cafe in meltdown

    Roy Keane summed him really well when he said that it was a fallacy that Ferguson was all about United, he wasn’t, he was all about Ferguson.
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    Incident at Liverpool Title Parade May 26th

    They’ve named him. He is in a whole hemp of trouble.
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    Red Cafe in meltdown

    Well put, the media never address the limitations of Fergie’s tactics because of the prolonged domestic success, fear of the manager and pampering to mindless rag masses. To be fair he knew how to motivate a team but I have to laugh when Pep and Ferguson are compared and the latter is elevated...
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    Red Cafe in meltdown

    Veron was an interesting one. It was during the Fergie era and was an attempt to address a lack of possession during European games. It failed so he him sold on for the same fee. So, it wasn’t an example of wasting money but it was an example of Ferguson’s limitations, he lacked the...
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    United Thread | 2024/25

    I wouldn’t worry, watch this short from Rio Ferdinand:
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    Red Cafe in meltdown

    Anthony is in a long list of hilarious Man United disastrous transfers. Pogba, Sanchez, Maguire. It has got to the point now that big stars don’t want to have their career sabotaged there and they have run out of money. The downward death spiral they are on is comedy gold particularly when...
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    Young fans in Asia turning to City - "Why support a team that loses?"

    When fans talk about club size what they sometimes fail to recognise is fan growth. Which teams are new generations both home and abroad choosing and in what quantities? Clubs are very wary of this. A team can have a period of success and accrue large swathes of new young fans that grow up to be...

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