David de Gea 23yrs 11 monthssquirtyflower said:You are here to trollAllendintiers said:Maybe he was on a day off when a team mostly made up of under 21's got completely turned over by MK Dons?
This particular myth you are trying to propagate was firmly put to bed this time last week by several posters as you ran around in ever decreasing circles telling us you must be intelligent because you held a masters degree.
And yet you have managed to twist a different story back to something that was discussed last week. In your posts today you exclaim that 'we' keep going round in circles ad infinitum, yet you are incapable, or culpable, of returning back to a discredited excuse.
Allendintiers said:. And you are not weird in anyway at all.
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Allendintiers said:mancityvstoke said:Allendintiers said:I don't get his point at all. He says that everyone knew we needed to sign 4-5 decent players. Then he says why are they abandoning traditions of bringing youth through and employing a galactico policy? Maybe he was on a day off when a team mostly made up of under 21's got completely turned over by MK Dons?
Can I ask you a question?
You're a red....loyal match attending and passionate I assume?
You love Manchester United? You have slagged City off like most other reds for years and laughed at us?
Attacked many blues in your time as a red?
Do you condone such Utd fan behaviour?
Why are you on a City site talking to or trying to wind up blues?
Do you not understand the level of hatred SOME of us have for you people?
Fetters apart.
Generalisations, sweeping accusations and blind hatred. What a cheery fellow!!
Sorry for not fitting your stereotype. And you are not weird in anyway at all.
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CheethamHillBlue said:Allendintiers said:. And you are not weird in anyway at all.
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Says the weird fella who pretends NOT to be a United fan on a City forum.
Weird and simple. I can see the bond.
squirtyflower said:You are here to trollAllendintiers said:Maybe he was on a day off when a team mostly made up of under 21's got completely turned over by MK Dons?
This particular myth you are trying to propagate was firmly put to bed this time last week by several posters as you ran around in ever decreasing circles telling us you must be intelligent because you held a masters degree.
And yet you have managed to twist a different story back to something that was discussed last week. In your posts today you exclaim that 'we' keep going round in circles ad infinitum, yet you are incapable, or culpable, of returning back to a discredited excuse.
Lad, you and your fellow bunch of cunts aren't making the top four. Kindly remind your fellow cunts this, simply so they can all simmer down again. You've all been a bit too giddy since Monday.Allendintiers said:squirtyflower said:You are here to trollAllendintiers said:Maybe he was on a day off when a team mostly made up of under 21's got completely turned over by MK Dons?
This particular myth you are trying to propagate was firmly put to bed this time last week by several posters as you ran around in ever decreasing circles telling us you must be intelligent because you held a masters degree.
And yet you have managed to twist a different story back to something that was discussed last week. In your posts today you exclaim that 'we' keep going round in circles ad infinitum, yet you are incapable, or culpable, of returning back to a discredited excuse.
It's not a myth, you can google the teamsheet if you want. Although, you've missed the sentiment there. I'm saying that we got turned over because we weren't good enough. Which is why we had to dip into the transfer market for quality player. This is why Tom Lawrence was sold to Leicester, Powell and Keane were loaned out. And Hernadez and Wellbeck were dispatched. Because they weren't good enough to beat MK Dons.
Allendintiers said:Zin 'messiah' Zimmer said:MANCHESTER United fan Oliver Holt wites for the Daily Mirror. He has felt United’s slip from the top of the Premier League to also-rans. It’s like the 1980s all over again at Old Trafford. But Holt knows what United need to get back to the summit. No, not a brilliant young manager marshalling a fabulous youth team. They need to spend. They need to be like Manchester City.
Holt wrote on August 19:
“To sit at Old Trafford last Saturday afternoon and watch Manchester United being outplayed by Swansea City was to feel a rising sense of bewilderment.Sure, many of us thought United might slip from the summit briefly when Sir Alex Ferguson retired.
But nobody – nobody – thought they would fall this far, this fast. They had been so good for so long, it just did not seem possible…
Everyone knew they needed to sign four or five world-class players this summer to have a chance of bridging the gap that had opened up between them and the rest. Instead, they signed two very expensive prospects, Luke Shaw and Ander Herrera – then fiddled while their empire burned.
Then they spent a fortune on the talented Angel Di Maria and the great Radamel Falcao. United also bought Dutch World Cup player Daley Blind.
Was Holt happier? He writes today:
A club associated for decades with long-term planning and stability has turned with frightening speed into a short-term, panic-driven basket case, writes Oliver Holt…
But they bought world-class players.
…the pace with which England’s most famous club has changed its philosophy is frightening. United has gone from a club associated with long-term planning and stability to the ultimate short-term, panic-driven basket case. This summer, they have instituted a galactico policy in all but name. The last few months have been a triumph for style over substance. Give it another six months and they’ll be charging fans to get into Old Trafford for the presentation of the next star name.The club that once had a manager for 26 years, that prided itself on bringing kids through the youth set-up, just paid £20m to bring a 28-year-old player on loan for a year.”
So. Buying four or five world-class player was a bad idea?
When the team you support slips, unless it wins again eveything it does is wrong…
I don't get his point at all. He says that everyone knew we needed to sign 4-5 decent players. Then he says why are they abandoning traditions of bringing youth through and employing a galactico policy? Maybe he was on a day off when a team mostly made up of under 21's got completely turned over by MK Dons?
We've been over the team sheet, 7 internationally capped players with 864 first team appearances between them and you couldn't beat MK Dons. Your problems have gone far beyond personnel at this stage.Allendintiers said:It's not a myth, you can google the teamsheet if you want. Although, you've missed the sentiment there. I'm saying that we got turned over because we weren't good enough. Which is why we had to dip into the transfer market for quality player. This is why Tom Lawrence was sold to Leicester, Powell and Keane were loaned out. And Hernadez and Wellbeck were dispatched. Because they weren't good enough to beat MK Dons.
aguero93:20 said:David de Gea 23yrs 11 monthssquirtyflower said:You are here to trollAllendintiers said:Maybe he was on a day off when a team mostly made up of under 21's got completely turned over by MK Dons?
This particular myth you are trying to propagate was firmly put to bed this time last week by several posters as you ran around in ever decreasing circles telling us you must be intelligent because you held a masters degree.
And yet you have managed to twist a different story back to something that was discussed last week. In your posts today you exclaim that 'we' keep going round in circles ad infinitum, yet you are incapable, or culpable, of returning back to a discredited excuse.
Anderson 26yrs 5 months
Jonny Evans 26yrs 8 months
Shinji Kagawa 25yrs 6 months
Javier Hernandez 26yrs 3 months
Danny Welbeck 23yrs 10 months
Tbf I've seen older Nigerian u21s.