Mourinho Sacked

[Fred_Quimby]

He must have been a very popular manager. 56 pages already. He will be sorely missed.

 

[jimharri]

 

[mat]

He must have been a very popular manager. 56 pages already. He will be sorely missed.

He's nearly up there with Phil the Face for me.
#Hero

 

[Neville Kneville]

Give it Olly.

He can reunite with his comedy partner.

 

[DTeacher]

He must have been a very popular manager. 56 pages already. He will be sorely missed.

Pogba, Lukaku, Shaw, Sanchez, Smalling, Valencia, Lindelof, Rashford, Bailly, Lingaard and a couple of others are threatening to strike if he is not reinstated as they love his positivity and leadership. Where will Yoonited go from here, they ask? He has never said a bad word about any of them and they are miffed to say the least.


Well, that's what Custis told me.

 

[SebastianBlue]

Social media exercise? Great timing from Adidas. Just need Chevrolet to post a video of one of their cars driving of a cliff now...

If you’ve ever been subjected to their incredibly contrived and repetitious adverts during football matches broadcast/streamed by NBCSN, you would agree the only good use of a Chevrolet is to drive it off a cliff.

 

[aguero93:20]

Fucks sake, should have done it for a laugh.

 

[SebastianBlue]

You can count on Paddy Power to twist the knife.

 

[happy daze]

I know a guy down our street who has been steeped in rag football for years. He has been crying almost all season and has always got something to say about the way they play. He knows the "Utd way" and would do the job for £100 a week. Pretty sure he would be perfect for the Glaziers.
I will act as his agent :) all correspondence from Glaziers via this post thanks :)

Why is he good with putty and a ladder,I know it's been bad but has some twat been round and put the windows in at the swamp?

 

[Marvin]

Anyone an opinion on where this leaves Man Utd and the Premier League rules on wage bill increases.

I've mentioned this before. Rule E18 and E19 in the Premier League rules allow a club to raise their wage bill by £7m pa or more if revenue uplift allows. We know they are on £7m prior to Mourinho's sacking and Duncan Castle is reporting that the compensation due to Mourinho is £18m minimum and possibly around £24m. Man Utd are estimating revenue increases of £25m this season. That puts them in trouble in my opinion, but I'm not an accountant.

Does anyone have a view on this? My argument was dismissed before because of the revenue but Mourinho's compensation is likely to eat into that in its entirety.

Strikes me at the very least that they are going to be unable to make significant player purchases in Janaury as a result, and may even need to sell players.