United Thread | 2024/25

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Metal Biker said:
Stopped after "Slur Alex was a genius". Slur Alex was a bully, the numerous fouls his players committed yet not penalised, phantom added time, media circus have contributed to this bullshit notion.

I cannot think of a single "masterclass" game where the chips were down for the Scum and his interventional tactics turned things around to gain the win.

Fergie was a ****, their players were cunts (still are as pundits) their fans are cunts, the club is full of cunts and i'm revelling in their collapse.
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Even the rats are coonts.....
 
bennyboy said:
Quite a few Norwich fans there.


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Ha ha. It reminds me of an away game at Blackburn some years ago when we were sat on our supporters club coach waiting to leave Carlisle. In front of our coach was the Carlisle Rags Coach, full of the fcukers wearing green & yellow scarves. They were on their way to the swamp to watch the rags play...............................Norwich :-)
YCNMIU :-)
 
blue b4 the moon said:
I've just checked and you're right.

I'd swear baconface said that.

I've been using that line for years and years.....bugger.
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You're thinking of Mike Phelan, who Ferguson said was the best player in the 5-1, he was also captain that day.

More incredibly, he overegged Phelan's performance in this stellar defeat to such an extent that he won his one and only England cap two months later!

Needless to say, Phelan has been unsuccessful as a manager.

And finally, here are several reasons not to trust Google AI...

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Burn it all down and...

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Tuearts right boot said:

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The club is the problem.

It's rotten throughout. There is no hope whatsoever because any new manager/player/director/whatever gets infested with the same rot.

The only way to save it is to burn it all down and start over from scratch.
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This must be a City fan.
He will be singing the "We'll buy your club and burn it down" song, next...
 
Really_here said:
I'll be surprised to see him play for them again this season (if at all) but who knows? Would be funny to see him flop again.
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Another one on ridiculous wages. That would be Sancho, Antony & Rashford out on loan. The rags subsidising the best part of £1m a week in wages & £150m+ in transfer fees down the swanny. Remembering that ffp is supposed to protect against this type of waste, obviously cartel clubs are exempt
 
Gareth Barry Conlon said:
Fully agree.

Fergie was good at buying and selling players back in the 90s pre bosman and pre transfer windows. Back then you could just buy up the inform players as and when and bully the deadwood out of the club. To be fair tactically he would always put a balanced team out but he basically bullied his way to success.

But toward the end of his time he couldn't stand the player power shift. He didn't make any big name signings toward the end as he couldn't cope with the demands and perception that they had some control. He was a creature of an earlier time.

He squeased the last few titles out of and ageing and declining squad. And then I'm sure his out dated mentality made life difficult for all the subsequent managers. United would have been far better of if he had walked away completely instead or lurking around like the ghost of Christmas past.
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Didn't he say he would never buy a player that was already established, only young players, for the future ?
But he somehow bought Robin Van Persie from Arsenal (a player who also had a dubious past), without whom the Trafford Tramps would never have won their last league title under the GPC.
He didn't walk away either because of his vanity, or that he milked the Glazers (whom he never called out, despite the fans hating them) for a lot of money, every season as an Ambassador.
Sounds like Matt Busby #2 ?
 
Platt Lane 59 said:
Didn't he say he would never buy a player that was already established, only young players, for the future ?
But he somehow bought Robin Van Persie from Arsenal (a player who also had a dubious past), without whom the Trafford Tramps would never have won their last league title under the GPC.
He didn't walk away either because of his vanity, or that he milked the Glazers (whom he never called out, despite the fans hating them) for a lot of money, every season as an Ambassador.
Sounds like Matt Busby #2 ?
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He used to make excuses every summer. 'No value in the market' was one that wound up the rag fans a lot. He needs calling out for his shit transfers in his last few years and then no doubt sticking his oar in for the next decade, possibly still doing it.
 
BTH said:
You're thinking of Mike Phelan, who Ferguson said was the best player in the 5-1, he was also captain that day.

More incredibly, he overegged Phelan's performance in this stellar defeat to such an extent that he won his one and only England cap two months later!

Needless to say, Phelan has been unsuccessful as a manager.

And finally, here are several reasons not to trust Google AI...

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Also David White did not scored for City in that match, though his cross for the Hincliffe header and fifth goal was a thing of beauty!!
 
The managers comments were semi true, but normally you'd keep them to yourself unless you're engineering a way out through a sacking. I can't believe he's making them comments already, I don't believe it's one of those "expect a positive reaction from the players" type either.

Although we are suffering just as much as United, I feel Ange desperately wants to fix the issues and it's tearing him up inside. I don't know how Amorim thought the honeymoon period would last. Hasn't he watched them the past decade? They would have done better with Ruud at this rate.
 
Crouchinho said:
The managers comments were semi true, but normally you'd keep them to yourself unless you're engineering a way out through a sacking. I can't believe he's making them comments already, I don't believe it's one of those "expect a positive reaction from the players" type either.

Although we are suffering just as much as United, I feel Ange desperately wants to fix the issues and it's tearing him up inside. I don't know how Amorim thought the honeymoon period would last. Hasn't he watched them the past decade? They would have done better with Ruud at this rate.
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I bet he wishes he’d stayed at sporting..
 
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