United Thread | 2025/26

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When the rags players came over to their remaining fans (hahaha) we were queuing to get out of SS3 and everyone was singing "You're fucking shit " at them.
Always good to take the piss out of the cunts isn't it
Awww I missed that ! ...... that's my favourite derby day song an all
 
Seems Amorim is asking to be sacked

They again will fall in the same hole as previous years. Sign a manager, who prefers to set-up differently than previous one, then fail and make the same eternal circle again.
 
Well the cycle has started even earlier i believed they would get off to a decentish start put away Grimsby and the rag media gets all giddy ...........but here we are in September and we have to put up with the whats wrong with United bollocks ..................they are fucking shit they will sack this manager they will throw 500 million at the next messiah and he will be booted out within the next year or so ..........rinse and repeat.

The poor bastards need to forget about past glories they just need to realise they are a bog standard club that may get the odd cup win like the 70s and 80s
 
Wayne rooney (now a pundit) says this...

Ruben Amorim's win rate across all competitions is the worst of any permanent Manchester United manager since World War Two and his win record is a dismal 26% in the league.


haha ha
Wayne Rooney didn't think this though the thick ****

AI generated...

wayne rooney win record as a manager
Wayne Rooney has managed four clubs in his career,
Plymouth Argyle, Birmingham City, D.C. United, and Derby County.
Here is a summary of his managerial record at each club:

[th]
Club​
[/th][th]
Tenure​
[/th][th]
Win Ratio​
[/th]​
[td]Derby County[/td][td]November 2020 - June 2022[/td][td]28%[/td] [td]D.C. United[/td][td]July 2022 - October 2023[/td][td]26%[/td] [td]Birmingham City[/td][td]October 2023 - January 2024[/td][td]13.3%[/td] [td]Plymouth Argyle[/td][td]May 2024 - December 2024[/td][td]24%[/td]
His overall managerial record across all his roles stands at 46 wins from 177 matches, according to Sofascore. This translates to an overall win rate of 26%.
 
AI generated...

wayne rooney win record as a manager
Wayne Rooney has managed four clubs in his career,
Plymouth Argyle, Birmingham City, D.C. United, and Derby County.
Here is a summary of his managerial record at each club:



[th]
Club

[/th][th]
Tenure

[/th][th]
Win Ratio

[/th]​
[td]Derby County[/td][td]November 2020 - June 2022[/td][td]28%[/td] [td]D.C. United[/td][td]July 2022 - October 2023[/td][td]26%[/td] [td]Birmingham City[/td][td]October 2023 - January 2024[/td][td]13.3%[/td] [td]Plymouth Argyle[/td][td]May 2024 - December 2024[/td][td]24%[/td]

His overall managerial record across all his roles stands at 46 wins from 177 matches, according to Sofascore. This translates to an overall win rate of 26%.
And the Tudor monarch is paid to sit there and advise another manager? (Jeff? Did I tell you it was unbelievable?)
 
Wayne rooney (now a pundit) says this...

Ruben Amorim's win rate across all competitions is the worst of any permanent Manchester United manager since World War Two and his win record is a dismal 26% in the league.


haha ha
Well one thing's for sure: Rooney didn't write it. He wouldn't know how to research the statistics, and he certainly wouldn't know how to calculate the win percentage.
 


Is he asking to be sacked here, there's something a bit Alan Ballish how he speaks, I'm convinced they will be will relegated if he is still there after Xmas, love him


He is being paid a fortune, hope he continues to make a pigs ear of it gets a lovely pay off and the rags employ some other chancer who wants an early pay day.
 

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