Save Our Ruben Interim

Beaker said:
I'm pretty sure they won't be; they always seem to find a workaround, and after those run out, the regulations will most likely be amended.
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I agree with that up to a point.

Two or three years ago, yes. Definitely. The powers that be would have bent over backwards to keep the rags out of hock.

However, I feel there's a sea change coming. I've noticed a completely different tone from the media, which appears to be running out of patience with the rags.

There appears to be a limit on the lengths that the broadcasting media and the written press are prepared to go to, in order to manipulate the narrative for that garish red oddity which is based in Trafford.

There is a trickle of dissenting voices within the media, who have realised that the sky doesn’t actually fall in if they criticise this global monstrosity.

In order for the rags to successfully bamboozle the public, regarding their financial affairs, they rely on a complicit and willing media to do their bidding for them. However, it looks as though that symbiotic relationship is coming to an end.
 
Tracking back said:
I agree with that up to a point.

Two or three years ago, yes. Definitely. The powers that be would have bent over backwards to keep the rags out of hock.

However, I feel there's a sea change coming. I've noticed a completely different tone from the media, which appears to be running out of patience with the rags.

There appears to be a limit on the lengths that the broadcasting media and the written press are prepared to go to, in order to manipulate the narrative for that garish red oddity which is based in Trafford.

There is a trickle of dissenting voices within the media, who have realised that the sky doesn’t actually fall in if they criticise this global monstrosity.

In order for the rags to successfully bamboozle the public, regarding their financial affairs, they rely on a complicit and willing media to do their bidding for them. However, it looks as though that symbiotic relationship is coming to an end.
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They've pushed the boat so far and got away with it, so, next, it's the new "triple accountancy system" which will sort out no end of troubles - no worries.
 
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The Red Caf wankers are suggesting either the Crystal Palace or Bournemouth managers. So clueless some even want Ole or Mourinho back, or Sir Garth to steady the sinking ship.

PS: Ole has been sacked since I wrote that so now an Ole/Carrick dream team is being suggested.
 
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I couldn't believe what I was watching when he got his little board ot with the teams on it moving them around talking to himself and no one else taking any notice ha ha ha
He's giving us so much entertainment
 
its a Barm said:
I couldn't believe what I was watching when he got his little board ot with the teams on it moving them around talking to himself and no one else taking any notice ha ha ha
He's giving us so much entertainment
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It was the funniest thing since that Dutch bloke threw himself on the ground but, I fear he'll not last anywhere near long enough to match Van Gaal's comedic consistency.
 
its a Barm said:
I couldn't believe what I was watching when he got his little board ot with the teams on it moving them around talking to himself and no one else taking any notice ha ha ha
He's giving us so much entertainment
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It was astonishing to watch, and it will be the enduring image of his time at the rags, when the inevitable happens. On a human level, as he is far from the most detestable manager they have had, the pictures of him sat deep in the dug out, on his own, gently rocking from side to side, did not look great from a mental health perspective. I have zero sympathy for the rags and their fans, but I do have a little for this guy who looks and sounds like he is cracking up.
 
Interesting and worrying for this thread that Mainoo has asked to leave but only on loan rather than permanently. Indicates to me that he knows Amorin is on borrowed time so he just wants to distance himself from the situation till he does go before coming back as the exciled returning hero in a few months.
 
Can't see how waistcoat would be any worse. Looks like scruffy Jim should have listened to the expert he brought in from Newcastle
 
Bluemoon dan said:
Interesting and worrying for this thread that Mainoo has asked to leave but only on loan rather than permanently. Indicates to me that he knows Amorin is on borrowed time so he just wants to distance himself from the situation till he does go before coming back as the exciled returning hero in a few months.
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Good work by his agent. He knows potential suitors won't be the big teams and he'd have to take a pay cut from one of the not so glamorous clubs given his age and inexperience.
 
Still needs time to finish the Leadership Masterclass Video for all Business Management Courses

1 Stick to your principles - Your are always right everyone else is wrong
2 Get rid of the bad apples - make room for green bananas
3 When the going gets tough - keep moving the tokens round the board
4 When it’s time to muck in with the lads - hide in the bunker rocking the pain away.
5 Remember Rule 1
6 and repeat.

But, being serious for the moment (and wrong thread really) that image of him in the dug out during the penalties was horrible.
 
Tbh I think he's being unfairly treated. They've spotlighted in the dugout thing and they constantly try that shit with other managers like postecoglu.

I hate how our media do that to individuals. Round on them. But it's doesn't help that those managers are actually shit too though.
 
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