manimanc
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but...but...but...they`re the biggest team in the world....
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jaiguruKun
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I find it hilarious how they're running out of things to take the piss about. Some of them are still in mid 90s mode but they don't realise they've nothing to go on anymore.
I saw a rag twitter post saying we're not in their league because they're worth £3bn and we're only worth £1.5bn. Then another one saying we've never retained the premier league. I told him it was a great idea for a new banner on the Stretford End, it might just last longer than "the chosen one" did.
How times have changed!
I saw a rag twitter post saying we're not in their league because they're worth £3bn and we're only worth £1.5bn. Then another one saying we've never retained the premier league. I told him it was a great idea for a new banner on the Stretford End, it might just last longer than "the chosen one" did.
How times have changed!
City Raider
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Here you go:
The Red Devils have been heavily linked with a move for the Frenchman, who has been touted as a potential replacement for David De Gea, but he has been warned against a move
Raymond Domenech has urged Hugo Lloris to leave Tottenham in order to play in the Champions League, but insists the Frenchman should reject a move to Manchester United.
The Red Devils have been heavily linked with a summer move for Lloris, with David De Gea having told the club of his desire to move to Real Madrid.
The Spurs goalkeeper has repeatedly evaded questions on a potential move to Old Trafford, but former France coach Domenech insists that such a transfer would represent a sideways step for his compatriot, and says that he should only leave White Hart Lane to join a top-three Premier League side.
“I have no decision to take for him, but in my opinion he has to play in Chelsea, Arsenal, or Manchester City, to play in the European Cup,” he is quoted as saying by the Daily Mail.
“Tottenham is a big club – it is not the biggest. Manchester United qualified for the Champions League, but I can't see really the difference with Tottenham.
“For me, it's Chelsea, Arsenal, or Manchester City. Because I think Manchester United is no more a big club, in England, for me. I think like that.
“I think Arsenal will be every time a big club, Chelsea also – City is becoming a big club – but I think United is with Tottenham, with the other clubs. Not one of the biggest clubs, so there's no difference.
“For me, he's a great goalkeeper so he needs to be in the best English club, or French, or Italian, or German.”
The Red Devils have been heavily linked with a move for the Frenchman, who has been touted as a potential replacement for David De Gea, but he has been warned against a move
Raymond Domenech has urged Hugo Lloris to leave Tottenham in order to play in the Champions League, but insists the Frenchman should reject a move to Manchester United.
The Red Devils have been heavily linked with a summer move for Lloris, with David De Gea having told the club of his desire to move to Real Madrid.
The Spurs goalkeeper has repeatedly evaded questions on a potential move to Old Trafford, but former France coach Domenech insists that such a transfer would represent a sideways step for his compatriot, and says that he should only leave White Hart Lane to join a top-three Premier League side.
“I have no decision to take for him, but in my opinion he has to play in Chelsea, Arsenal, or Manchester City, to play in the European Cup,” he is quoted as saying by the Daily Mail.
“Tottenham is a big club – it is not the biggest. Manchester United qualified for the Champions League, but I can't see really the difference with Tottenham.
“For me, it's Chelsea, Arsenal, or Manchester City. Because I think Manchester United is no more a big club, in England, for me. I think like that.
“I think Arsenal will be every time a big club, Chelsea also – City is becoming a big club – but I think United is with Tottenham, with the other clubs. Not one of the biggest clubs, so there's no difference.
“For me, he's a great goalkeeper so he needs to be in the best English club, or French, or Italian, or German.”
sir baconface
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That sort of casual observation from a neutral must hurt more than any run-of-the mill piss-taking.
I really feel for them.
I really feel for them.
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That sort of casual observation from a neutral must hurt more than any run-of-the mill piss-taking.
I really feel for them.
I don't.
Bald fraud
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Gone up in my estimation has old raymondo!
KentBlue
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I'm quite surprised our gutless media allowed this article to see the light of day. An interview with a respected international coach criticising their faves? Would never have happened under the pissed dictator.
City_Sean
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I like Domenech, he speaks sense.
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