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United Thread | 2024/25
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Blu3m00n91
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I remember Ten Hag’s Ajax team battering Real Madrid a few years ago and look how it turned out at United. Doesn’t matter who they get with that squad they are doing fuck all. Rag cunts
TinFoilHat
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The rags will be wanking and expecting to give us a Sick swan.
yeah whatever !!
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Amorims tactics last night seemed the same as Ten Hags,So I can see why the idiots thought that.Fuck me just got in work and the giddy fuckwits are taking as if the scum did us last night,they all need to see a mental health professional ,wankers the tol of them
blue by birth
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Apparently the rags want to sign 3 of the Sporting players..where are they going to get the money from without breaking the rules that saw them sell mctomtom ...
Cunts live in cloud cuckoo land
Cunts live in cloud cuckoo land
Grassland Blue
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Those rules do not apply in the rags case - just to be clear.......Apparently the rags want to sign 3 of the Sporting players..where are they going to get the money from without breaking the rules that saw them sell mctomtom ...
Cunts live in cloud cuckoo land
They will never fall foul of any financial rules. We have seen the leg up given to them recently by the premier league they should have been looking at a 20pt penalty at least.Apparently the rags want to sign 3 of the Sporting players..where are they going to get the money from without breaking the rules that saw them sell mctomtom ...
Cunts live in cloud cuckoo land
smevchenko
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Pretty honest from him, would really like him if he isn't going to be a rag **** soon.
Fully agree. He's a likeable guy, and I think he's going to make United at least competitive again. Would much rather have seen Zidane or Xavi or Frank et al go and manage them, think he would have been a good man to come in after Pep.
KentBlue
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Yep. He does come across as decent, or at least decent enough to acknowledge their good fortune last night. But the rot at the swamp is far deeper than he knows, and it will take him a very long time to shift the driftwood previous managers have accumulated over the past decade or so.Fully agree. He's a likeable guy, and I think he's going to make United at least competitive again. Would much rather have seen Zidane or Xavi or Frank et al go and manage them, think he would have been a good man to come in after Pep.
There appears to be an attitude of 'I-couldn't-give-a-fuck' at the cesspit that has been allowed to fester for so long the only remedy is amputation. All they've done for so many years is put a sticking plaster over the wound and try to limp along to the next transfer window. Then repeat the same process over and over again.
As likeable as he may be, he has got one unenviable task ahead of him, and the plastics demand success now.