Fuck me that would be funny if our end did it.Dress like a Rag for Wembley.
1. A United bucket hat.
2. A blue 115 City cheat t-shirt.
3. Zebra pants.
4. A black jacket.
5. A green and gold scarf.
6. Black Nike trainers.
I would love it at Pep’s next news conference for Stone to stand up, (he’s usually the 1st to be asked to give a question) open his mouth, and then Pep interrupts him and saysManchester United boss Erik ten Hag banned three media outlets from asking questions at his news conference on Friday.
The Dutchman did not take questions from the Sun, the Mirror and the Manchester Evening News.
Their journalists were present at the news conference, but had been made aware in advance they would not be invited to ask questions.
T shirt okFuck me that would be funny if our end did it.
Suppose it's a step up in decency on "97 not enough"Look at the tshirt this united fan is selling for wembley
Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag banned three media outlets from asking questions at his news conference on Friday.
The Dutchman did not take questions from the Sun, the Mirror and the Manchester Evening News.
Their journalists were present at the news conference, but had been made aware in advance they would not be invited to ask questions.
Wait a minute,Delicious isnt it?
Manchester United staff dismayed as club cut FA Cup final perks
Manchester United staff dismayed as club cut FA Cup final perks
The 1,100-strong workforce will get a free ticket for Wembley game with Manchester City but must contribute to transport and pay for food and accommodationwww.thetimes.co.uk
Bad for morale :-)It was on Sky last night also with them saying it’s petty and bad for morale for the staff as the savings is not exactly going to buy them a new player.
Not Surprisingly Salford Stone on the BBC isn’t posting this story.
Ten Hag speaks in Morse Code or has permanent indigestion!Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag banned three media outlets from asking questions at his news conference on Friday.
The Dutchman did not take questions from the Sun, the Mirror and the Manchester Evening News.
Their journalists were present at the news conference, but had been made aware in advance they would not be invited to ask questions.