United Thread | 2024/25

[blue whippet]

Jamie Redknapp bullshit.

Fuck off to MUTV.

Oh, you are on Sly Sports MUTV.

Agree 'this club, more than anyway, like to attack,. it's in their dna'. What a load of nonsense.

 

[jimharri]

Berrada says 2028.

No wonder City let him go !!

All I'll say is when TMM won the old first division title back in 1990,if you'd told their fans they'd have to wait 30 years for their next one, they'd have had you locked up. Come the end of this season, it'll be 12 years since "The World's Greatest Club"™ last won the PL. After winning it 7 or 8 (?) times in the previous 12.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

"This Is Manchester United Were Taking About..."

 

[Onholiday(somemightsay)]

Waterfall just about visible behind Neville.

Balls I missed that?

One of my favourite pass-times viewing the country's greatest water feature.........

 

[ninjamonkey]

That twat McKola is up there with Jabba the Howson in the rag **** stakes

Imagine your dream scenario being winning a league title by default. That is fucking tragic! And frankly, a brilliant representation of the depths united have sunk to. The best thing? they haven't even realised how tragic and desperate that is.

 

[jimharri]

Ashley Young talking out of his arse about “utd DNA” and the “utd way” as do all the ex players. Keep churning out this nonsense and then wonder why the club never progresses

"The United Way".....

 

[Gingers Dad]

"This Is Manchester United Were Taking About..."

Hope that's not a drinking game tonight. There'll be a lot of sickies Monday morning

 

[abu13]

They are in a world of shit, Ratcliffe comes in to take over the football side of the club. They spend months looking at bringing in a new manager only to decide to stick with Tent Peg. But not only stick by him but to then increase his contract and spunk even more money on new players. Today's team was prety much his first team, he has been bought a new team at huge cost and not got anywhere.

So what do they do?
Change their manager, only 6 games after giving a shiny new contract to. or stand by him when everything indicates he isnt up to the job.
Do they change the manager and pay off all the backroom staff with him, bear in mind they needed to PL to save them on PSR and next year the Covid bollocks should be off the books. It may seem logical to bring in the best possible manager available, but what if he doesn't rate the players they have already brought in at huge expense? Or do they bring in someone with the same management style who could work with the players they have, but would he be any better?

They could be down in 13th Place in the PL and in the shit in Europe before their next league game on Sunday.

 

[Citizen of Legoland]

Agree 'this club, more than anyway, like to attack,. it's in their dna'. What a load of nonsense.

If such a thing was part of a club's DNA then theirs would be being driven to the point of extinction via bad management only to be saved at the last hour by a wealthy benefactor. As has happened on more than one occasion with them, but nobody ever talks about that side of their DNA.

 

[chaddblue]