Yeah I agree.there is no united way, there is no liverpool way, there is no city way, arsenal way or any other kind of way, these clubs are special to their own fans and maybe some in the press who rely on appealing to the idiots for a living but in reality they are just another club, none of them are special or floating on a club above the rest of us like some clubs fans would want them to believe.
The united way and the liverpool way was spending way more than everyone else to be succesful as much as they dont want you to believe it until chelsea came along did the same and were roundly criticised for doing exactly the same that those clubs had done for years, if you want to be honest the utd and liverpool way which their idiot fans cling to is using the press drive a narrative that suits them and appeals to their fans , thats their way and it has nothing to do with football.
Erik ten Hag says he's never able to start Manchester United's strongest XI
We are in trouble but I'm not going to say 'oh, we have a lot of injuries'. It is what it is."
EnjoyOn holiday at min.
Daughters mate has come with us.
Season ticket holder at the swamp.
He told me last night its all the glazers fault.
When I asked why cos they've let you spend 1.4 billion since the pisscan stepped back.
Yeah but...
Silence
excuse after excuse after excuseOle Gunnar Solskjaer has highlighted the inherent difficulty in following Sir Alex Ferguson - Manchester United's most successful ever manager.
He said times had changed since Ferguson retired in 2013, with increased competition meaning United were no longer able to cherry pick the best players from the Premier League and Europe.
He named Erling Haaland, Declan Rice, Moises Caicedo, Jude Bellingham and Harry Kane as players he considered signing.
"We felt we needed players ready for there and then. Brighton are very good at letting players come from abroad and find their feet for a year and a half. At United, you don’t have that luxury and that has cost the club loads of players," said Solskjaer.
"We wanted Jude Bellingham badly — he’s a Man United player, but I respect he chose Dortmund. That was probably sensible.
"I would have signed Kane every day of the week and my understanding was that he wanted to come. But the club didn’t have the budget with the financial constraints from Covid-19, there was no bottomless pit."
And candlesthere is no united way, there is no liverpool way, there is no city way, arsenal way or any other kind of way, these clubs are special to their own fans and maybe some in the press who rely on appealing to the idiots for a living but in reality they are just another club, none of them are special or floating on a club above the rest of us like some clubs fans would want them to believe.
The united way and the liverpool way was spending way more than everyone else to be succesful as much as they dont want you to believe it until chelsea came along did the same and were roundly criticised for doing exactly the same that those clubs had done for years, if you want to be honest the utd and liverpool way which their idiot fans cling to is using the press drive a narrative that suits them and appeals to their fans , thats their way and it has nothing to do with football.
"I would have signed Kane every day of the week and my understanding was that he wanted to come. But the club didn’t have the budget with the financial constraints from Covid-19, there was no bottomless pit."
Great way to start the day :-) Soft tw*ts
He's unbelievable, isn't he?Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has highlighted the inherent difficulty in following Sir Alex Ferguson - Manchester United's most successful ever manager.
He said times had changed since Ferguson retired in 2013, with increased competition meaning United were no longer able to cherry pick the best players from the Premier League and Europe.
He named Erling Haaland, Declan Rice, Moises Caicedo, Jude Bellingham and Harry Kane as players he considered signing.
"We felt we needed players ready for there and then. Brighton are very good at letting players come from abroad and find their feet for a year and a half. At United, you don’t have that luxury and that has cost the club loads of players," said Solskjaer.
"We wanted Jude Bellingham badly — he’s a Man United player, but I respect he chose Dortmund. That was probably sensible.
"I would have signed Kane every day of the week and my understanding was that he wanted to come. But the club didn’t have the budget with the financial constraints from Covid-19, there was no bottomless pit."