United Thread - 2021/22

[KentBlue]

Not sure if posted but they're not a happy bunch, turning on their own players.

And let's not forget they bought him twice!

 

[Combat Carl]

When did he become a judge as well ? What's with the judges wig ?

Should the MBE for his PR Team ;)

No. He's a council estate Manc lad brought up by a single Mum during austerity and now using his priveleged position to bring about positive change. As somebody has said earlier, put rivalries aside. He's pure class.

 

[Gorton_Tubster]

seriously why does anyone watch cunts like these ?

Fuckwits they clearly are, but those subscribing are helping them to continue surely ?

I watch it for the pain. The pain on utd fans faces, the demise of their club... The self entitlement turning to realisation that they're no better than anyone else.

I am just waiting for the "Utd Way" to be exploded as a myth and the theatre of dreams to be forgotten.

It makes me so fkin happy! They took the piss for decades out of our club. Now it's our turn

 

[Wretched Vengeance]

United are a mess - as Shearer and Jenas point out - spot on. Perhaps the evidence they submitted in support is wanting - nonetheless it's obvious.

United have a ton of talent at every position and have spent an enormous sum landing such players.

And yet... United aren't a cohesive team, at all.

Some might blame the manager - yes, Ole is part of the problem. But United have failed big time ever since Red Nose left.

The root of the problem? - again it's obvious. It's ownership. Ownership care mostly about making money and thus about finishing top 4 and that's it. Ownership isn't concerned beyond this.

Unless United is sold to owners who want to win the league - the club is screwed. And I couldn't be happier.

Enjoy the Glazers Scum fans - yeah, you'll dump Ole, but nothing's gonna change.

Meanwhile, here's a thoughtful, in-depth analysis of Ole and his technical nous for you Scum fans to take in. Enjoy!:

The commentary I referred to was from 3 years ago in the 3-1 win at the Etihad. Mourinho was in charge.

We comprehensively twatted them that day also :)

 

[Gorton_Tubster]

No. He's a council estate Manc lad brought up by a single Mum during austerity and now using his priveleged position to bring about positive change. As somebody has said earlier, put rivalries aside. He's pure class.

Nah. Kompany and what he did was pure class. You are aware yes? Not all charitable footballers play for utd and get the headlines.

I have no issue with rashford but he's famous because he plays for utd. Well done him. If he'd done the same whilst playing for Watford none of us would know about it.

 

[kippaxwarrior]

The commentary I referred to was from 3 years ago in the 3-1 win at the Etihad. Mourinho was in charge.

We comprehensively twatted them that day also :)

The two main highlights of that day was Utd recording just 11 passes in the first 20 minutes (two of them were from the kickoff and restart after Dave's goal) and the 44 pass build up to Gundogan's goal.

That was the game Mourinho knew his time was up there

 

[its grim up north]

No. He's a council estate Manc lad brought up by a single Mum during austerity and now using his priveleged position to bring about positive change. As somebody has said earlier, put rivalries aside. He's pure class.

Although I'm inclined to think given his attendance at the raggies academy since the age of 7, he was quite privileged. Talking shite about his lack of food, lack of reading material whilst having a top education.

 

[BlueMoonAcrossThePond]

The commentary I referred to was from 3 years ago in the 3-1 win at the Etihad. Mourinho was in charge.

We comprehensively twatted them that day also :)

Mourinho is a very volatile but circumstantially great manager. Were I in charge of United 3 years ago I wouldn't have touched him with a 10-foot-pole. Yet, he's been by far, the most capable manager you've had post Red Nose.

Ownership though - screws you.

You can change managers and players as much as you want - but until ownership wants to win the league and *backs* a manager 100% - United are screwed.

Players will figure out that the manager isn't backed all the way and some players will accordingly become lazy and entitled. Other players will be in it for themselves - and not for the team. If the manager isn't backed 100% they'll get away with this.

Typically - winning sides care about winning above all else to a man - trainers, players, managers and ownership are all in accord. There's a collective sense of "us" and "we" - and in a winning side, "we" want to win. In a twist of irony, "United" are anything but, "united."

At present, Manchester United are a blueprint for failure.

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

And let's not forget they bought him twice!

He had that one good 45 minute spell in the Derby when they beat us 3-2 at our gaff...

Apart from that he's been a passenger since they resigned him in 2016. In 143 appearances he has scored 28 goals which equates to 1 goal every 5.1 games.

In all his time at the Red Scum he's only scored 31 goals for the First team.

 

[117 M34]

Although I'm inclined to think given his attendance at the raggies academy since the age of 7, he was quite privileged. Talking shite about his lack of food, lack of reading material whilst having a top education.

I've said on here a few times. His poverty as a child is massively overplayed. I didn't know him when he was young but knew his older sister and never once did it strike me that she was from a particularly poor background.