United Thread | 2024/25

[Bluesince1979]

Wreck it Ralphs assessment of the wreckage was spot on and until they learn from that and assess the issues they are stuck in this doom loop forever

Yep. Ragnick was laughed at, smirked at. But he was spot on. The clubs a mess.

A lesson to all that nothing lasts for ever, even if youre manchesyernited

 

[TonyColemansbagofapples]

van Horseface gave up a managers job to come to old scaffold. Seemed obvious, to me at least, that he could see the managers job at the end of it. Where does he stand if Amorim takes over? Surely Amorim will want to bring in his own staff. Maybe he'll just gallop off into the sunset.

 

[OAFC_Fan]

Portuguese League is pretty small potatoes. It’s even smaller overall than the Dutch league. There are 18 teams in their top flight. If you list the teams in terms of attendances, once you get half way down the list you’re getting sub 3000 figures. Oldham would be 8th biggest club in that league based on attendance. The idea that this Amorin can cut it in the PL, especially with a club as shambolic as Man Utd is a flight of fancy.

Fear not, the Manure train wreck has many years left to run.

These morons still haven’t realised Marcus Rashford is the common denominator in all these failed squads under all these failed managers over the past decade. They’ve still got their blinkered “local lad”, “will become the world’s best under a proper manager”, “he scored 25 goals 3 seasons ago” glasses on.

I’ll be worried when they finally get rid of Rashford.

 

[Bald fraud]

Sky sports talksport all the arsenal lickings journos. Hailing this guy as the best young manager around. If my memory serves me right they did all this with tent peg!

 

[dadnlad]

Sky sports talksport all the arsenal lickings journos. Hailing this guy as the best young manager around. If my memory serves me right they did all this with tent peg!

had that many managers they got to get it right atleast once

 

[Rory Bluelow]

van Horseface gave up a managers job to come to old scaffold. Seemed obvious, to me at least, that he could see the managers job at the end of it. Where does he stand if Amorim takes over? Surely Amorim will want to bring in his own staff. Maybe he'll just gallop off into the sunset.

Yes he came to hold the reins and definitely won’t want to be saddled with an ass-istants job.

 

[HermanPant]

Yes he came to hold the reins and definitely won’t want to be saddled with an ass-istants job.

Any foal can see that.

 

[Vienna_70]

van Horseface gave up a managers job to come to old scaffold. Seemed obvious, to me at least, that he could see the managers job at the end of it. Where does he stand if Amorim takes over? Surely Amorim will want to bring in his own staff. Maybe he'll just gallop off into the sunset.

There’s always the glue factory

 

[feedmpenzaandhewillscore]

Sky sports talksport all the arsenal lickings journos. Hailing this guy as the best young manager around. If my memory serves me right they did all this with tent peg!

Portuguese league is a difficult barometer to judge a managers quality by. I’ve posted previously that only Mourinho had been a success in the PL and he came with a champions league win the previous season. Remember Andre Villas Boas and his nice coat, where is he these days?

 

[Stoned Rose]

You just know that Amorin is going to be the second coming. I can see the wankfest building in the distance. He'll get the full sky arse kissing treatment and be sworn in as the new messiah.
No other manager, fantastic formations, success wherever he's been blah blah fucking blah.

Like the last 17 managers they’ve had the daft cunts.