United Thread | 2024/25

[KentBlue]

FFS! The amount of drooling sycophants the media can find to put a positive spin on every fucking thing that club does.

Truly sickening.

 

[MCFCTrick]

Every article written fawning over the latest 'saviour' ... you can simply replace Amorim with Ten Hag when he arrived.

Fucking idiots just never learn.

 

[Citizen of Legoland]

I am completely and utterly flabbergasted that Manchester United confidently believe that bringing in a manager who has some (but not a great deal of) pedigree is going to turn their fortunes around almost instantly.

I don't think they're going to get a great deal of the "new manager bounce".

I sincerely think he could be gone before he even gets his feet under the table - two/three months? They will not tolerate failure, though in fairness to them they should be used to it by now.

My prediction: He will not be there at the start of next season.

They probably won’t be able to afford to get rid.

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

Even by their standards, the BBC have completely excelled themselves in today’s wankarhon!

Not sure that excelled is the correct word for their shameless wasting of public money to hype the shite monkeys up in such a sickening and sycophantic manner .

They should be brought before a Public Accounts Enquiry for blatant wasting money.

Nonce protecting organisation

 

[Vienna_70]

But I know he's Amoron, Amorim's Amoron, yeah yeah.

I know, I’ll get my mate, Pep, and his boys to beat him up.

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

The moment to truly savour will be the one where the newly annointed one of today is sacked having achieved the sum total of fuck all with more money being sucked out of the shithole.

 

[oldhamblue]

Trusting Pep to school the **** in the chumps' league next week...

It will be the last time he manages a team in the Champions League for at least 2.5 years :-)

 

[footballmanager]

awkward for his pal hugo viana, but if he went to united its because he wasnt part of our plans, that im 100% convinced of

 

[Gone for a Burton]

The sycophancy by the media is truly sickening even by their appallingly low standards.

And to think that all this shambles has been created by City.

Warms yer cockles does it not !!

 

[NZBlue]

Does anyone else think the following BBC statement is something of an oxymoron

Amorim is the sixth permanent manager United have appointed since Sir Alex Ferguson's 26-year reign ended with his retirement in 2013.


I for one, wouldn't begin to describe any of them as long term, never mind permanent.