United thread 2020/21

[feedmpenzaandhewillscore]

I'd also be concerned with why he's concentrating on the Premier League.

Should be scouting the opposition in Division 1 considering where Derby are in the championship.

 

[aguero93:20]

I'd also be concerned with why he's concentrating on the Premier League.

Should be concentrating on league 1.

 

[FightLikeAGirl]

After the way United treated van Gaal, why would Guardiola want to go there?

 

[feedmpenzaandhewillscore]

After the way United treated van Gaal, why would Guardiola want to go there?

The swamp sells itself didnt Eddie Twoplanks tell Klopp United was like Disney land for adults?

 

[KentBlue]

I'd also be concerned with why he's concentrating on the Premier League.

The ćunt wouldn't be able to concentrate on a crayoning book.

 

[aguero93:20]

The swamp sells itself didnt Eddie Twoplanks tell Klopp United was like Disney land for adults?

Yeah, full of mice, falling apart and populated by people with an average mental age of 7.

 

[Cellarite]

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Two weeks ago this, if I was a Derby County supporter I would be concerned at this guys football knowledge making predictions like that.

Another thing with this - why do the media run these types of stories?

Can anyone remember such a question being asked of a former player who answered against his old club?

The headline is nothing news, it's the opinion of someone irrelevant to the question being asked.

The journalist who asked the ex-player is wasting the time of the club (i.e.. Derby) by cluttering up a press conference to talk about something that has nothing to do with them.

The ex-player predictably plumps for his old team.

The story takes up room on a website where they could explain things such as why Alex Ferguson attending United games is essential, what Scudamore meant by "a strategic plan", what Merseyside police have done about the non-essential firework display on Sunday or why Martin Tyler is an old woman.

 

[feedmpenzaandhewillscore]

Another thing with this - why do the media run these types of stories?

Can anyone remember such a question being asked of a former player who answered against his old club?

The headline is nothing news, it's the opinion of someone irrelevant to the question being asked.

The journalist who asked the ex-player is wasting the time of the club (i.e.. Derby) by cluttering up a press conference to talk about something that has nothing to do with them.

The ex-player predictably plumps for his old team.

The story takes up room on a website where they could explain things such as why Alex Ferguson attending United games is essential, what Scudamore meant by "a strategic plan", what Merseyside police have done about the non-essential firework display on Sunday or why Martin Tyler is an old woman.

Because since 2013 your average rag has seen their team achieve the square route of fuck all in terms of the premier league. What they once took for granted is now beyond them and even chucking vast amounts of money at it simply doesn’t work when you don’t have the right people organising it. They live in a world of self loathing as they can’t bang on how successful down the local pub or on social media United are whilst poking fun at everyone else.

One tiny glimmer of hope happened this January as the rags lumbered to the top of the league. This needed validating by the lemmings that follow that shit stain of a club by Wayne Rooney stupidly making claims like that when there was half the season to go, they click on it and lap it up. sky sports sells the advertising space. Sky are winning here not the rags building and destroying peoples hopes in Trafford.

 

[big gaz]

Another thing with this - why do the media run these types of stories?

Can anyone remember such a question being asked of a former player who answered against his old club?

The headline is nothing news, it's the opinion of someone irrelevant to the question being asked.

The journalist who asked the ex-player is wasting the time of the club (i.e.. Derby) by cluttering up a press conference to talk about something that has nothing to do with them.

The ex-player predictably plumps for his old team.

The story takes up room on a website where they could explain things such as why Alex Ferguson attending United games is essential, what Scudamore meant by "a strategic plan", what Merseyside police have done about the non-essential firework display on Sunday or why Martin Tyler is an old woman.

loved that last comment mate ;-)

 

[Brightwell Bros.]

Would Pep be successful at the rags like he would be here? Old piss can Fergie in the back ground and all his disciples telling him it’s not how it’s done at United. He wouldn’t have control like he does have at City, Van Gaal and Mourinho highlighted people were in the back ground trying to knife you in the back. Sounds a bit like City in the early 90s.

One of the reasons he left Barcelona and Bayern is because he was sick of the drama and politics, both in the director's box and in the media, and he just wants to get on with the football. United is a club with the exact same problems, just as Liverpool had in the 90s and 00s. One of the reasons he likes it at City is because we let him get on with what he's best at, which is coaching football teams. It might happen to us eventually in a decade or so, but for the time being there's no ex-players sticking the knife in about not playing some nonsense mythological "right" way, there's no president who thinks they know better than the coach, just him, the best facilities in the world, and an organised system of recruitment.