Oh, on the pitch they are shite. But linking a story about a nonce attending a dinner, with their performances on the pitch is a bit of a stretch, like.
We're off on a tangent that has nothing to do with football matters and much more to do with failing newspapers trying to create some traffic to their websites. Every time you click on one of those links, they get paid. And they target fans of other clubs as well. Quite often these types of stories pop up on my facebook feed, and I would never open a link to the Sun or the Daily Mail, so why are they sending them to me. Because the algorithm thinks that I will be interested in it because I am a rival fan. It's targeting spamming.
United are currently trying to get special dispensation from UEFA and the league to sign him outside of the transfer window, as they believe he is their best shot of escaping the current mess they’re in. Rag brass are especially keen as he already has experience with being under the bus.That escaped terrorist should hide in their trophy cabinet.
Ah well.Never mind. What a pity.What a skip fire.
It is going to take some sorting out. Oh dear. How very sad.
Not being liked by that United dressing room and staff is the biggest endorsement of Sancho's character I've ever seen.
I don't recall any stories about Greenwood and Antony being unpopular?
Ah the old fifth column.I find it odd that they have pretty much controlled the media narrative since the PL began. But since the start of this season there has been far more negative stories coming out about them. There has to be a mole at the club with a serious agenda against the owners and the problem players. It’s almost as if someone wants the house of cards to crumble so that they can seize some sort of power. GPC and possibly Neville spring to mind
But but but ... they`re Man United and it shouldn`t happen.Who dreamed, thirty years ago, that we would live to see this day?
It can only be bettered by the Rags getting relegated.
What was once invulnerable is now utterly fucked.
All empires crumble, given time and chance,
In this case, down to a quibble over horse spunk.
You could not write it.
There is very clearly an orchestrated effort from United to further isolate and demonise Sancho. Likely also an attempt to use the relatively tame affair to distract from the much more problematic scandals being reported.Not being liked by that United dressing room and staff is the biggest endorsement of Sancho's character I've ever seen.
I don't recall any stories about Greenwood and Antony being unpopular?
It’s funny isn’t it, that when he left City, the press instantly placed him on a pedestal and everything he did at Dortmund was heralded as a victory for football. He was, at a stroke, the future of English football.He sounds like a handful, but he's their handful and they deserve him :)
It’s funny isn’t it, that when he left City, the press instantly placed him on a pedestal and everything he did at Dortmund was heralded as a victory for football. He was, at a stroke, the future of English football.
Since his move to United, however, the press appear to have no qualms in blaming his poor performances on attitude problems, and appear to have no issue at all in relaying United’s reportedly unsanctioned disclosure of mental health issues.
Funny how things turn out.