United thread 2013/14 (continued)

[baildon blue]

For all their criticisms of us, no club has inflated the market more times than United. Most British transfer records (5). First ever £50,000/week player in England. First ever £300,000/week player in England. £30m fees in 2002 that still look huge today even before being put through an inflation adjustment calculator.

They hide behind their weak clichés and buzzwords/phrases ("The United Way", etc.) to make themselves feel better, but United have no high ground at all to stand on. Some are actually starting to see it since the ruthless sacking of Moyes and their desperate attempts to sign any big or emerging star in Europe with eye-watering wage packages. Luke Shaw will earn more than Kompany and Silva if that Goal story is true.

That means Kompany and Silva will want to leave . Luke as done well if he his on £300.000/ week .

 

[ifiwasarichfan]

I have just come back from a week's holiday on the Costa Del Sol. Very few United shirts to be seen this year.

Just thought it warranted a mention. Carry on !

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

For all their criticisms of us, no club has inflated the market more times than United. Most British transfer records (5). First ever £50,000/week player in England. First ever £300,000/week player in England. £30m fees in 2002 that still look huge today even before being put through an inflation adjustment calculator.

They hide behind their weak clichés and buzzwords/phrases ("The United Way", etc.) to make themselves feel better, but United have no high ground at all to stand on. Some are actually starting to see it since the ruthless sacking of Moyes and their desperate attempts to sign any big or emerging star in Europe with eye-watering wage packages. Luke Shaw will earn more than Kompany and Silva if that Goal story is true.

What's hilarious is the way the gullible fools who follow them have swallowed all that crap about ' the united way'.

I wonder if there's another high profile company in this country whose revenue is so inextricably linked to the myths it advances about itself. I expect there are others that lie on a bigger scale, but I doubt there are any that rely on untruths so intimately to keep their tills ringing on a week to week basis.

 

[depps]

I have just come back from a week's holiday on the Costa Del Sol. Very few United shirts to be seen this year.

Just thought it warranted a mention. Carry on !

Spent the weekend before last in Nice. Think I saw one Utd shirt all weekend but plenty of City shirts... Could be the Nasri connection in that part of France but I was actually shocked by how many City shirts were around

 

[Bodicoteblue]

A bit of sun on me head and I start to forget how much I despise those deluded bastar*s with their self absorbed fantasies.
Thanks for reminding me.

 

[Le Havre Oswald]

I have just come back from a week's holiday on the Costa Del Sol. Very few United shirts to be seen this year.

Just thought it warranted a mention. Carry on !

Spent the weekend before last in Nice. Think I saw one Utd shirt all weekend but plenty of City shirts... Could be the Nasri connection in that part of France but I was actually shocked by how many City shirts were around

Haha. I remember going to menorca in 2006 and seeing a fake city shirt for sale. I couldn't believe it. It was the highlight of my holiday.

 

[Maldeika]

Müller has signed a contract extension to 2019 at Bayern... ;)

 

[stony]

Müller has signed a contract extension to 2019 at Bayern... ;)

Yoghurt to congratulate him for that.






















Sorry

 

[Bill]

For all their criticisms of us, no club has inflated the market more times than United. Most British transfer records (5). First ever £50,000/week player in England. First ever £300,000/week player in England. £30m fees in 2002 that still look huge today even before being put through an inflation adjustment calculator.

They hide behind their weak clichés and buzzwords/phrases ("The United Way", etc.) to make themselves feel better, but United have no high ground at all to stand on. Some are actually starting to see it since the ruthless sacking of Moyes and their desperate attempts to sign any big or emerging star in Europe with eye-watering wage packages. Luke Shaw will earn more than Kompany and Silva if that Goal story is true.

David Moyes was a sacrificial lamb. the poor bugger actually thought he was "the chosen one". he was hired simply because no top manager would have been daft enough to follow the piss can. had Moyes succeeded they would have claimed a masterstroke but they knew deep down he had no chance, they only won their last title cos we let them, fergie knew without referees and diving they were fucked. so they uproot wee Davey from a comfy little job and string him up. now van gaul can't really lose, he'll be given money that moyes had no chance of getting.

what they've overlooked is this time next year they'll need another manager, Louis is a fucking nutcase.

 

[r.soleofsalford]

For all their criticisms of us, no club has inflated the market more times than United. Most British transfer records (5). First ever £50,000/week player in England. First ever £300,000/week player in England. £30m fees in 2002 that still look huge today even before being put through an inflation adjustment calculator.

They hide behind their weak clichés and buzzwords/phrases ("The United Way", etc.) to make themselves feel better, but United have no high ground at all to stand on. Some are actually starting to see it since the ruthless sacking of Moyes and their desperate attempts to sign any big or emerging star in Europe with eye-watering wage packages. Luke Shaw will earn more than Kompany and Silva if that Goal story is true.

David Moyes was a sacrificial lamb. the poor bugger actually thought he was "the chosen one". he was hired simply because no top manager would have been daft enough to follow the piss can. had Moyes succeeded they would have claimed a masterstroke but they knew deep down he had no chance, they only won their last title cos we let them, fergie knew without referees and diving they were fucked. so they uproot wee Davey from a comfy little job and string him up. now van gaul can't really lose, he'll be given money that moyes had no chance of getting.

what they've overlooked is this time next year they'll need another manager, Louis is a fucking nutcase.

i was saying when they signed moyes, that anyone with that ageing squad and average young players would be a failure after ferguson, whoever was given the reins was there to take the heat. anyone after moyes can look like a success without doing much.

thats my conspiracy theory anyway.