United 2016/17

[Alex - City Matters]

I think that derogatory nickname "Citeh" they have for us, is my favourite thing about that club. Irony is never lost on them.

 

[Mike N]

I think that derogatory nickname "Citeh" they have for us, is my favourite thing about that club. Irony is never lost on them.

Quite right. Love it when they take the piss out of the Manchester accent!

 

[Bodicoteblue]

I think that derogatory nickname "Citeh" they have for us, is my favourite thing about that club. Irony is never lost on them.

You have a favourite thing about them????
It seems that one or two of them have decided that attack is the best form of defence- sadly , much like their team, they're not really very good at either.

 

[Vienna_70]

this is fabulous. look at this sad ****. this one is really hurting lol.

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I didn't expect such a blistering start of Guardiola's career at Citeh. Maybe even his biggest fans didn't expect it.

There are several things that may make his work at Citeh easier than it was at Bayern. He has much more control over what happens, as Citeh aren't such a big club and are in awe of his ability, plus the directors are his friends. Second, Bayern have already peaked when he moved there and the players were probably not as eager to learn and implement new tactics, as some recent comments by Ribery suggest. Furhter, those quick and technically bruilliant midgets at Citeh may suit his pilosophy better than Bayern players. Surely,they are more like Barca's players, albeit not so talented.

Early days though, too early to draw conclusions. They may become even better but they may get tired and lose form in the second half of the season. Their squad isn't big and has many oldish players.

Yeah, all those oldish players like Leroy, Raheem, Kelechi, JS, Gabriel when he arrives, etc.

In contrast, the rags have signed a real Spring chicken in Mememememe, haven't they?

 

[bluegirl74]

I think that derogatory nickname "Citeh" they have for us, is my favourite thing about that club. Irony is never lost on them.

I'll go as far as saying that it's the thing I despise least about them.

 

[abu13]

Yeah, all those oldish players like Leroy, Raheem, Kelechi, JS, Gabriel when he arrives, etc.

In contrast, the rags have signed a real Spring chicken in Mememememe, haven't they?

The poor guy needs to spend less time worrying about us and more time learning how to spell.

 

[goalmole]

Yeah, all those oldish players like Leroy, Raheem, Kelechi, JS, Gabriel when he arrives, etc.

In contrast, the rags have signed a real Spring chicken in Mememememe, haven't they?

Don't forget the grand daddies that are KDB and Gundogan.

 

[Daz_Blue]

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[Blue Tooth]

From the BBC website...

"As a percentage of turnover, Pogba cost much less than United's signings of Denis Law and Bryan Robson from Torino and West Brom in 1962 and 1981 respectively.

Relative to their latest turnover figure of £102.4m, Crystal Palace's £27m purchase of Christian Benteke last month cost more than United spent to sign Pogba, given this week they confirmed annual revenue of £513m."

So he didn't really cost £89M you see but all of our players actually always cost what they cost. Just so you know. YCNMIU.

 

[Impeccable One]

Don't they say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery? In his post-derby insights he proffered that at least United fans weren't bald like Guardiola. And then he goes and gets a Guardiola cut.

Have some sympathy, he suffers from Maureenpecia ... Watching that shit causes your hair to fall out !