United Thread - 2021/22

[jrb]

Marcus Rashford is a lesson as to what happens to a potentially very good player if he spends over 5 consecutive years in his early development working under coaches that can't coach him

And handing out meals.

 

[Sir peace frog]

First time I've watched united since rangnick took over shocking, lob it over the top hoof ball

 

[5 Hit Gibbon]

There were people backing these to win the league in August with a straight face!

 

[jimmygrimblesboots]

Shit on United , shit on United tonight :)

 

[Bluewonder]

What were they actually expecting from Rangnick? The guy is a total nobody.

 

[MCFC1993]

Marcus Rashford is a lesson as to what happens to a potentially very good player if he spends over 5 consecutive years in his early development working under coaches that can't coach him

Said exactly the same when he sliced that cross in the first half. I think under Pep or Klopp he'd be very good.

Contract runs out in 2023, he should think hard about re-signing.

 

[jrb]

I only saw the 2nd half tonight and the commentator at the end said they were much better in the 2nd half than the 1st.

They must have been absolutely abysmal in the 1st half then because they were terrible in the 2nd.

They weren't. He was lying. They were sh*t in both halves.

 

[LongsightM13]

I look forward to to the gifs of Sir Marcus's sweet left footed curler and Ronaldo's left footed shot that bounced off his arse. As they've not played for weeks, those two moments of comedy gold came at a price of around one million of the queens shiniest coins to the glazers, bless them for their generosity this Christmas.

Given Ronaldo's attitude, moaning at teammates just as he did under Ole, lack of workrate and huge self entitlement, I'm seriously worried if we were ever near him as a signing. Hopefully one alongside Maguire, Sanchez, Fred who is filed under Operation We Know You Tapped Our Phones Raggies.

 

[SWPISHOME]

Marcus Rashford is a lesson as to what happens to a potentially very good player if he spends over 5 consecutive years in his early development working under coaches that can't coach him

Completely agree. When he started off at the Rags I was thinking they have a seriously good player on their hands, He looked like a proper centre forward with the different types of goals he was scoring. Thankfully numerous shit managers have completely taken his development off track. He's mediocre now. Plus he has played far too many games as a youngster on top of playing through injuries complete shit show from the Rags. I think they'll do the same to Greenwood too. Ronaldo is back and will start every game for the next two years and they'll have to play Sancho because of the fee so Greenwood won't see much game time.

 

[jrb]

What were they actually expecting from Rangnick? The guy is a total nobody.

The second coming.