r.soleofsalford
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We all saw this coming, so how the fuck didn't the united board?
It`s called desperation.
We all saw this coming, so how the fuck didn't the united board?
Ha ha that's what I said on twatter last weekWe are looking to organise for a plane to fly a #MourinhoOut banner over Old Trafford. Any donations would be massively appreciated. Thanks.
They've blown their cover already!!
It's all about the short-term, financial impact with them now.We all saw this coming, so how the fuck didn't the united board?
City, Chelsea, Arsenal, Liverpool and Spurs clearly have better players and better managers(with marbles in tact, of course). Everton, Southampton, Leicester, maybe West Ham can all beat them on their day as Watford did
They are fucked. They have impatient sponsors and fans which will not allow slow growth and rebuild, they will continue to spend money on fads who will soon fuck off to easy street, like di Maris did. Pogba won't hang around. The most expensive player in the world can surely not play in the Europa League, or no Europe at all 2 seasons on the trot?
FYI: I have been up all night trademarking clinicity™. You now owe me £1.37 (or €0.0635¢).
Which is why Raiola pushed that deal through,big wedge going to the rags and another big wedge when he asks to leave,IMO.
It's all about the short-term, financial impact with them now.
High profile manager - guarantees exposure & column inches.
High profile players - commercial opportunities plus keeps them relevant (in their view) in the eyes of fans and the media.
They realised that Moyes was Baconface's way of sticking up two fingers to the Glazers so he went. Turtle had some credibility as a manager but even in a season where most "top" teams performed poorly he couldn't get them in the top four so he went.
Peg came in among great excitement that they finally had the right manager, that would be winning things for them. But he was already damaged goods and the more perceptive knew if would be all about him rather than about the team. And so it's proved & I really don't think he'll see the season out.
Their squad is a mess, with so few players who you'd guarantee a starting place to. Pogba should be one of those but he's hardly hit the ground running. If Donut Dave goes then they're truly screwed. Apart from him, possibly Mata and (in theory) Pogba, there's not one player you look at and think "Yeah I'd have them in our squad".
Bailly - might develop into a good defender in time. Might not.
Jones - a Championship standard player.
Rojo - utter dogshit.
Smalling - OK at best but very inconsistent.
Blind - if he's the answer, what's the question?
Shaw - fat and dogshit. Navas ran him ragged.
Darmian - see Rojo.
Valencia - technically good but getting on.
Schweinsteiger - too old and frozen out
Schneiderlin - not a patch on the player he was at Southampton and peripheral.
Pogba - ludicrously over-priced plus they've no idea what to do with him.
Depay - who?
Martial - initial promise not sustained.
Fellaini - very limited player.
Carrick - good player but old and can only do so much.
Herrera - OK but not really proved himself.
Mata - about the only one who can make things happen.
Lingard - OK. Might be quite good if he can sustain his form.
Young - like Valencia but not as good.
Rooney - finished.
Ibrahimovic - great player but getting on and nothing around him to help him out.
Rashford - looks good so far but can't carry them on his own. Plus their wonderkids have a habit of fizzling out.
And that's after spending £400m in the last 3 seasons. It's an absolute fucking mess (thank goodness) and they need to start again from the bottom up. Let's hope though that they continue to throw good money after bad.
TBH, (standfast the shit level of football they have been playing), the club is being atrociously run from top to bottom and considers commercial success greater than footballing success.
If Moanio goes (which I think he will), their plight will worsen considerably IMO. What right top drawer manager would want them on their CV.