United Thread | 2024/25

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Ysabel 123 said:
In all seriousness they could potentially be in trouble next season. If Villa beat them on Sunday they will finish on 39 points and possibly 17th. Next season they wont have the luxury of the 3 promoted teams being cannon fodder (and possibly the worst 3 promoted ever)! Both Leeds and Burnley are far better the 3 that went down this year!

Scruffy Jim wont be spending a penny and they have a lot of players on over £200k per week with no sell on value! The only players in their squad at present that any team will pay money for are Anthony, Rashford and Fernandes!

They also have numerous penalty clauses with Adidas and their main sponsors for not playing in CL next season

Missing out on the Champions League tonight will seriously harm them!

At least they have got that new £2bn stadium to look forward to ha!

Karma is a bitch you arrogant red twats!
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Not to mention their growing debt & the fact they still haven’t paid for some of the players they might hope to sell
 
Citi-leaks said:
I was listening to Amorim interview on the radio last week, and I got the distinct impression that he was not looking forward to the challenge of trying to re-build a squad to suit his model, while playing Champions League football. He used the word distraction. Which I'm sure scruffy Jim wouldn't be too pleased about.

He talked about building confidence in a young squad and big games in Europe, away from home, could disrupt that momentum.

I think secretly, he is much happier preparing for one game a week, on a Saturday. Like Bournemouth and Brighton do. You can work with a smaller group of players, less injuries and slowly build something, instead of this rabbit in the headlights football.

They are miles off doing anything at that level.
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Bollocks. They are Manchoonited and can play at any level they want. Ditch the expensive flops, and merge new expensive flops with all the new George Bests and Duncan Edwards from the youth team. - They'll be mid-table in a few years.
 
deano ou812 said:
Sunday will be used as a protest to get the glazers out again,it’s all their fault they signed the players they brought the managers in,the whaling and crying as the fans think they have a devine right to be challenging regardless,and it’s carried on by ex-players and pundits with the this is Manchester utd we are talking about..
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United have spent MORE than anyone else since uncle malcolm came in on the back of fergie narcissistically throwing a wobbler over horse spunk.

When you ask a rag what more they want , they reply , “we could spend more”

1. Spending money is the easy bit
2. United have always spent more than anyone else . They have always bullied other clubs. They cant do that anynore. Thats what they dont like
 
Chak19 said:
Apparently Cunha will.
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Another player who is being persuaded that signing for the scum will enhance his reputation & increase his media exposure (which is all he cares about) without realising his career will be irrevocably damaged
 
Could you imagine fucking off your entire season to concentrate on the Europa League to then lose to Spurs in the final of it? They weren’t too far behind City in December and I was concerned with our melt down in November in December this lot might actually finish above us.

Their arrogant fans thinking they could just turn up and roll Spurs over when in all honestly the form book is glaringly different. I’ve seen rags in the last few weeks hyping this final as some major event like it’s something we experienced in Istanbul two years ago. It fucking isn’t, it’s and embarrassment. The last time I was excited about that competition is when we back doored it into it by a fair play award in 2003 to be drawn against the mighty Total Network Solutions. We sure as hell didn’t have the budget the rags had to compete in it and survived on bringing signings like Stevie Pointalot and Paul Bosvelt in on free transfers.
 
probably already been said but the state of Amorin and Fernandes "offering" to leave if it's best for the club. Can't wait to get away from the shitshow more like. Anyway, sadly I haven't got time to sit around making sly digs at the Rags and their fans, I've got to take the soft plastics to Tesco
 
Citi-leaks said:
I was listening to Amorim interview on the radio last week, and I got the distinct impression that he was not looking forward to the challenge of trying to re-build a squad to suit his model, while playing Champions League football. He used the word distraction. Which I'm sure scruffy Jim wouldn't be too pleased about.

He talked about building confidence in a young squad and big games in Europe, away from home, could disrupt that momentum.

I think secretly, he is much happier preparing for one game a week, on a Saturday. Like Bournemouth and Brighton do. You can work with a smaller group of players, less injuries and slowly build something, instead of this rabbit in the headlights football.

They are miles off doing anything at that level.
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They will get very little money now for transfers. Their wage bill is huge, 2nd highest after us I believe , but their players are worth a pittance. Rashford is worth nowhere near what they want. They might get 50m for Fernandes, but not much else for any of their other players. They have lost 300m over the last three years and have only got away without being charged for breaking PSR rules as the powers that be bent the rules for them.
 
HypnoticBlue said:
They must be close to failing PSR/FFP or whatever they’re calling now?
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that finance guy that comes on here was on Talkshite saying they are losing current sponsorship because of 2 years with no CL and also that their training shirt sponsor has ended and they've not named a new one yet - he said it would be a lot easier to sell if they had CL football.
 
Seriously - the bottom 3 have saved them in more ways than simply finishing below them. 16 of United's 39 points have been won against those 3 useless fuckers. That's 23 points from 31 games against the other 16 teams.

Had Leicester, Ipswich and Southampton managed to draw all their games against United, the bottom four would look like this;

United 29 points -24 goal difference
Leicester 27 points -39 goal difference
Ipswich 23 points -43 goal difference
Southampton 14 points -54 goal difference

We'd be going into the last day of the season needing a Leicester win at Bournemouth and a Villa win at the swamp to send the tramps down.
 
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