cant see them sacking him even if they lost every game up to xmas, its 'not the united way' with the old boys,,it will be some kind of honest jo statement from the paper boy saying its a massive job which he under estimated, he will be given a back ground job until all is quite then leaves with a handsome pay offI’m convinced he will be the first manager sacked. Primarily because he isn’t a real manager and secondly there aren’t any other contenders as far as I can see
does he wear a utd shirt if so report his mother for child crueltyLast night the rag from next door tried to belittle our success with the line 'it was only a domestic treble'. Well I tore into him, gave him both barrels about their debt, 6th, how they will never be successful in my lifetime, hit him with the lot. he walked off in tears.
A bit later on his mam came round and said to leave him alone as he is only 13. Perhaps I did go to far.
That's about 5 years quicker than me, lucky bastards ....Wow 158 years to be debt free. Be fun if someone put up a green and yellow counter banner this time counting down from 158.
Seriously, they are getting rarer by the day, and it's the kids that will accelerate their demise.does he wear a utd shirt if so report his mother for child cruelty
6 lads walked by my house yesterday to play footie on the back field, 2 about 16/17 had raggy shirts on the others 6-13 were decked in sky blue.Seriously, they are getting rarer by the day, and it's the kids that will accelerate their demise.
Unless they come from staunch Rag homes, where familial influence exerts control,those not under this jurisdiction
will attach themselves to success, they always do. My grandson, who's not shown any particular interest in football,
but is very active, wears football kits from virtually every team in Europe, in fact when he go's to his mums gaff in Spain,
he's been seen wearing a Real Madrid top, with Barca shorts, which gets some perplexing looks from the locals.
This 8 year old lad, has however, since birth, not been allowed a Rag kit, as I would immediately strip it off him
and burn it in front of him.
Obviously.
So he's now grown up happy with his various kits, and said the other day, ''Hey Grandad, I'm glad you forced my mum not to buy a
Man Utd kit, they're really rubbish aren't they?
''Yes lad, really rubbish, but make sure, when you grow up, whatever happens, you must never, ever, let your children
wear one of those, promise?''
''Yes Grandad, don't worry there's no chance.''
6 lads walked by my house yesterday to play footie on the back field, 2 about 16/17 had raggy shirts on the others 6-13 were decked in sky blue.
Yep as bad as things are for the rags right now this is just the tip of the iceberg if we were to dominate for the next 5/10 years.
A generation of fans will be lost, then we’ll see how big a club they really are.
Agree with this - only this week I’ve contacted a mate from Portsmouth and another from just outside Newcastle and both said their lads supported City instead of their respective local clubs!!Yep as bad as things are for the rags right now this is just the tip of the iceberg if we were to dominate for the next 5/10 years.
A generation of fans will be lost, then we’ll see how big a club they really are.
Funnily enough, saw a tweet yesterday, Saints fan saying he had to work in Portsmouth the other day, walked past a few lads playing football, split between Portsmouth and City shirts.....mad isn't it?Agree with this - only this week I’ve contacted a mate from Portsmouth and another from just outside Newcastle and both said their lads supported City instead of their respective local clubs!!