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Rags being immoral cunts.
Who knew?
Of course they wouldn't be involved in any nefarious activity that might inflate their league position also?
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Who knew?
Of course they wouldn't be involved in any nefarious activity that might inflate their league position also?
blue b4 the moon
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Blah blah blah...condone any violence....blah blah blah.Read this on how Ole & Utd shut down questions on Sarr and he wasn't even at Utd.
Mike on Twitter: "Jim Solbakken threatened legal action against any journalist that wanted to cover it I spoke to almost every well known outlet over the Sarr thing and the general consensus was editors being worried about the legal issues surrounding it. Quick thread on my experience -" / Twitter
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I found that a strange statement when it was released yesterday. Isn’t that a given that clubs and any other business wouldn’t condone violence. It is that obvious that it just doesn’t need saying.Blah blah blah...condone any violence....blah blah blah.
Get a load of this of the caf in a thread about them ever being back to their former glory
"Not under the Glazers.
The kind of spending pattern that we’ll need to leap ahead of City, especially, but also Chelsea is not in the Glazer business model, I don’t think.
The main problem is that you have to improve your team rapidly to catch up. If you spread it over several years you never quite make it. I don’t like it and it really shouldn’t be the rule but in practice you have to outspend your rivals by a significant margin across two or three windows. Then you can go back to a more measured tweak and hone policy. We’ll never do this under the glazers.
A good manager can come in and win us a league or a trophy or two but if we want to dominate it will take more than that".
"Not under the Glazers.
The kind of spending pattern that we’ll need to leap ahead of City, especially, but also Chelsea is not in the Glazer business model, I don’t think.
The main problem is that you have to improve your team rapidly to catch up. If you spread it over several years you never quite make it. I don’t like it and it really shouldn’t be the rule but in practice you have to outspend your rivals by a significant margin across two or three windows. Then you can go back to a more measured tweak and hone policy. We’ll never do this under the glazers.
A good manager can come in and win us a league or a trophy or two but if we want to dominate it will take more than that".
cleavers
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Obviously the poster doesn't realise that they've just wasted money on fee's and wages for years now.Get a load of this of the caf in a thread about them ever being back to their former glory
"Not under the Glazers.
The kind of spending pattern that we’ll need to leap ahead of City, especially, but also Chelsea is not in the Glazer business model, I don’t think.
The main problem is that you have to improve your team rapidly to catch up. If you spread it over several years you never quite make it. I don’t like it and it really shouldn’t be the rule but in practice you have to outspend your rivals by a significant margin across two or three windows. Then you can go back to a more measured tweak and hone policy. We’ll never do this under the glazers.
A good manager can come in and win us a league or a trophy or two but if we want to dominate it will take more than that".
It's hilarious really.
The whole Lingard mess was a joke, dont give a player a chance then loan him out and realise he can actually play so you recall him and promise him more opportunities only to not play him again then deny his loan.The arrogance of this club never fails to astound me
Try and rinse the Barcodes to send them the JLingz.
Then tell West Ham to fuck off buying him "Because they don't want to sell him to a top 4 rival"
Thats not even getting started on Donny and his reasonably hefty fee and lack of gametime.
Worst part is, there isnt even good nor cohesive football to back up not giving the bench a chance, it’s a literal farce. Light in midfield even more so now and expect to get top 4.
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They expect to get top 4 because Reilly will make sure they get top 4.The whole Lingard mess was a joke, dont give a player a chance then loan him out and realise he can actually play so you recall him and promise him more opportunities only to not play him again then deny his loan.
Thats not even getting started on Donny and his reasonably hefty fee and lack of gametime.
Worst part is, there isnt even good nor cohesive football to back up not giving the bench a chance, it’s a literal farce. Light in midfield even more so now and expect to get top 4.
Remember the first COVID season? They were shite but we're getting at least a penalty to game to make sure they got it.
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£100m net spend this Summer quickly forgotten. 2019-20 they spent £150m net which included the signings of Maguire, Fernandes, Wan Bissaka and Dan James.Obviously the poster doesn't realise that they've just wasted money on fee's and wages for years now.
It's hilarious really.
To be fair I think most reds will admit that Utd's transfer 'strategy' is a joke.
Grassland Blue
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I cannot put into words how much I hate that club and am delighted by their current problems (and that doesn't include the latest disgraceful revelations about Greenwood!)
I believe that their edifice is crumbling about them and they are at the point where they fall away into a steep decline.
Re Greenwood, a £100m asset has become a worthless and toxic liability. Now even for a club of their size a £100m loss wants some covering.
There is the money they are wasting on PR7 and others, manager payoffs, the Glazers dividends, stadium repairs and so the list goes on.
With the continued lack of success crowd numbers will decline, media interest and sponsorship revenues will suffer and debts will be called in.
Players are already being sold (to reduce the wage commitments and bring in some hard cash?)
What a wonderful time it is to be a City fan!
I believe that their edifice is crumbling about them and they are at the point where they fall away into a steep decline.
Re Greenwood, a £100m asset has become a worthless and toxic liability. Now even for a club of their size a £100m loss wants some covering.
There is the money they are wasting on PR7 and others, manager payoffs, the Glazers dividends, stadium repairs and so the list goes on.
With the continued lack of success crowd numbers will decline, media interest and sponsorship revenues will suffer and debts will be called in.
Players are already being sold (to reduce the wage commitments and bring in some hard cash?)
What a wonderful time it is to be a City fan!
Paris Saint-Germain are in contact with Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford as they look ahead to a possible summer move.
Just seen the above headline. First thing he'll say at his presser,
"Let them eat cake" ha ha
Doubt he will manage a sentence that complex tbh.
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