United Thread - 2023/24

[Blueknows]

It's 12

Unbelievable

 

[Sky Blue Thinking]

I don’t really give a fuck, who the rags have to play, but I’m hoping that we’ll be drawn against Exeter, as we’ve never played them in a competitive game.

Exeter drew an FA Cup game at the swamp mid 00's with ex blue Scott Hiley in the team.

 

[TonyColemansbagofapples]

You sound like camelgob, talking about the troll.

;-)

If it gets the contract signed I'll take that

 

[TonyColemansbagofapples]

Only 4000/1 odds. That happens all the time

 

[HelloCity]

 

[Vienna_70]

Exeter drew an FA Cup game at the swamp mid 00's with ex blue Scott Hiley in the team.

Correct.

 

[Jesus H Gabz]

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When you’ve no PL or CL trophies in over a decade I suppose you have to look for alternative’History’

 

[cheekybids]

They’ll want to give them an away tie next time as its becoming just a wee bit to obvious probably be away to winners of Mansfield or port vale ..

Let’s be honest they don’t give a fuck about how obvious it is.

 

[Indaparkside]

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They’ve also set a record with the number of stationary they’ve sent out apparently they’ve gone through 1,000’s of brown envelopes in that period

 

[deegee33]

Haha

They're trying to keep GNIAC from swooping in and taking him to Salford.

 

[Asa's left peg]

I have to say, that new contract offer for our ten Bob, has put a spring in my step, this morning!
Oh happy day ...

 

[feedmpenzaandhewillscore]

I have to say, that new contract offer for our ten Bob, has put a spring in my step, this morning!
Oh happy day ...

Will be another millstone round their necks when they pay him off when they sack him in the next 12-18 months. Why hand out contract extensions when he looks out of his depth and doesn’t seem to have made any more impact than the previous manager? Are they still paying off Noddy Solksjaer?

 

[Akira]

See them gassing up a 3rd round Carabou Cup win against a midtable's 2nd string, that's how mediocre they've become.

 

[KS55]

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Hot balls.

 

[Semper aggressus]

Unbelievable 11 consecutive home.draws in domestic cups , 14 out of the last 17 in the last 3 seasons !

It‘s got to be fixed. There’s so much corruption about I wouldn’t be surprised at all. The FA and Sky are desperately trying to help their ailing cash cow.

Hopefully at some point they’ll be beyond help and these organisations will abandon the stinking rag cunts to slip away into a decades-long trophy drought, falling crowds and crumbling old stadium.

 

[mrbelfry]

12 home ties on the bounce is a weird thing to flex. It is like Juventus claiming some kind of historical success for the most number of referee's bribed consecutively

 

[blueste41]

It‘s got to be fixed. There’s so much corruption about I wouldn’t be surprised at all. The FA and Sky are desperately trying to help their ailing cash cow.

Hopefully at some point they’ll be beyond help and these organisations will abandon the stinking rag cunts to slip away into a decades-long trophy drought, falling crowds and crumbling old stadium.

So a home draw to Newcastle is more favourable than an away draw to Mansfield?
Your giving United to much credit by basically asserting they can beat anyone at home!
The previous record (which of course United shared until yesterday) was 11 home draws for League One Shrewsbury Town in domestic cup competitions between 2017 and 2019, so presumably you believe that has to be fixed as well?
A number of different people have drawn United out as the home team including some with strong connections to City, but your asserting that all of them were told they must draw United at home and what system was in place to enable them to do it and they all just went along with it?

 

[blue b4 the moon]

So a home draw to Newcastle is more favourable than an away draw to Mansfield?
Your giving United to much credit by basically asserting they can beat anyone at home!

Chuck the correct ref in, being on tv and a price of tickets they can control so yes it's much better financially than Mansfield and time will tell but very little risk.

 

[blueste41]

Chuck the correct ref in, being on tv and a price of tickets they can control so yes it's much better financially than Mansfield and time will tell but very little risk.

OK. You seem to have missed addressing my other points? :-
The previous record (which of course United shared until yesterday) was 11 home draws for League One Shrewsbury Town in domestic cup competitions between 2017 and 2019, so presumably you believe that has to be fixed as well?
A number of different people have drawn United out as the home team including some with strong connections to City, but your asserting that all of them were told they must draw United at home and what system was in place to enable them to do it and they all just went along with it?

 

[waspish]

Every draw is 50/50 home or away think we had 7 on the bounce at home but 12 is something else it's a record