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Blueknows said:
Crazy from barca if true , not like the rags are in any position of strength to negotiate
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It would be very odd for Barca to essentially make Rashford one of their highest paid players

I think it’s accepted that he will be a squad player. They might as well of gone for Anthony, at least he a track record(of sorts) in that league
 
Blue Hefner said:
It would be very odd for Barca to essentially make Rashford one of their highest paid players

I think it’s accepted that he will be a squad player. They might as well of gone for Anthony, at least he a track record(of sorts) in that league
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One club heavily in debt playing in a shell of stadium sending a player out on loan on massive wages out to another club heavily in debt playing in a shell of a stadium. Uefa looking the other way on this one ffp?
 
Tevez City said:
I hope they will be relegated, but I think they will be back this season & will compete for a top 4 finish



Cunha & Mbuemo are too good to fail.
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I don't agree.

The rags are finished.

Have been for over fifteen years now. The pisscan knew it and that's why the coward **** jumped ship.

The rags have had far better managers than Amorim since bacon-face slung his hook.

The rags have had better players than their current crop but it's no use.

The introduction of Inios was heralded as the solution to their on-field decline. Their problems run much deeper than simple logistics.

It's going to take a complete cultural change within the club and one hell of a paradigm shift from everyone involved (owners, staff, players, fans and media) to get them out of this downward spiral.

The reality is, that club is probably one of, if not the most poorly run football club in the Premier League.
 
Tevez City said:
I hope they will be relegated, but I think they will be back this season & will compete for a top 4 finish
Cunha & Mbuemo are too good to fail.
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For the first time ever, I feel confident that they are no longer a threat in the Premier league.
They might raise their game against us or liverpool but that's it.
As bad as we think they are, the amount of players not up to PL standard is increasing.
Chelsea, Spurs, Villa and Newcastle all building their squads wont help them either
 
I went to a function yesterday and met with a few people I'd not seen for a good few years, a couple of them gobby utd fans last time I met them, all big reds and full of hot air.

The pair of them both said they don't go anymore and they don't really watch them on tv.

I rest my case. Their fans will always be the biggest set of mardarses and cryarse wankers ever.
 
Blue Hefner said:
It would be very odd for Barca to essentially make Rashford one of their highest paid players
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The whole situation about him going there stinks. It's coming across as yet another underhanded, sly and 100% illegal moves that the rags are so very fond of. Barca don't have excess funds to play around with, and even if they did would they really even consider a **** like Rashford? Villa didn't want him, why the fuck would Barca?
Nah, something is just not right. They operated like the Mafia when the Pisscan and Gill were overseeing things between them, and because of their dodgy dealings and snide manipulation of the rules they managed to sit on top looking down at everyone - knowing full well the protection of Webb and a few others was always on hand if needed.
But now they've gone back to being the crap, overrated, lower-table nobodies they've always been, it is even more vital that they continue with their illicit activities and rule-bending.

As ever with the Trafford Ministry of Truth, there is going to be a lot of things going on that the average bloke doesn't know about.
 
I am pleased Slimey Stone keeps telling everyone what fantastic signings they have made because people will believe it and they will never get better.
 
manimanc said:
I went to a function yesterday and met with a few people I'd not seen for a good few years, a couple of them gobby utd fans last time I met them, all big reds and full of hot air.

The pair of them both said they don't go anymore and they don't really watch them on tv.

I rest my case. Their fans will always be the biggest set of mardarses and cryarse wankers ever.
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Work collegue of mine, in his early twenties. Just wears a Real Madrid shirt now. I asked him if he'd abandoned them, he straight up said "yeah".

Tide's turning. Without League success, there is nothing anchoring Rag fans to that club because they've never had their support tested like our was.
 
Tracking back said:
I don't agree.

The rags are finished.

Have been for over fifteen years now. The pisscan knew it and that's why the coward **** jumped ship.

The rags have had far better managers than Amorim since bacon-face slung his hook.

The rags have had better players than their current crop but it's no use.

The introduction of Inios was heralded as the solution to their on-field decline. Their problems run much deeper than simple logistics.

It's going to take a complete cultural change within the club and one hell of a paradigm shift from everyone involved (owners, staff, players, fans and media) to get them out of this downward spiral.

The reality is, that club is probably one of, if not the most poorly run football club in the Premier League.
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Rag
 
Metal Biker said:
Without League success, there is nothing anchoring Rag fans to that club because they've never had their support tested like our was.
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And some. I don't think any club has gone from such extremes as we have over the years, and we're still here today. Battlescarred, traumatised, probably hooked on prescription drugs, but we didn't ditch the club and form our own when things were tough. We didn't go bleating to the media about how badly we were treated by the owners, we didn't have SlySports falling over themselves to give us a platform to air our grievances (cunting-Ratboy!). We still turned up with our 30/40 thousand-strong army of loyal supporters at Gillingham - and York!

Rag supporters? Fair-weather fans, that's all the majority of them are.
 
KentBlue said:
And some. I don't think any club has gone from such extremes as we have over the years, and we're still here today. Battlescarred, traumatised, probably hooked on prescription drugs, but we didn't ditch the club and form our own when things were tough. We didn't go bleating to the media about how badly we were treated by the owners, we didn't have SlySports falling over themselves to give us a platform to air our grievances (cunting-Ratboy!). We still turned up with our 30/40 thousand-strong army of loyal supporters at Gillingham - and York!

Rag supporters? Fair-weather fans, that's all the majority of them are.
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Not bad for a football club that was 'founded in 2008' to have a history ten years prior, is it! ;)
 
aminegriffy1 said:
United are bigger club than Spurs and pay better wages. Just cause they are a joke, that doesn't change the fact that United are one of the biggest clubs on the planet with far bigger global fanbase
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So what.
They're absolutely wank.
Supported by absolute wankers
 
Metal Biker said:
Work collegue of mine, in his early twenties. Just wears a Real Madrid shirt now. I asked him if he'd abandoned them, he straight up said "yeah".

Tide's turning. Without League success, there is nothing anchoring Rag fans to that club because they've never had their support tested like our was.
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Fickle FC mate.
I know a few fans from our kids going to the same schools and playing in the same football teams and maybe bar one the rest go to county or Macc Town but absolutely have stopped following the red mardarses.

I mean the majority of us on here had no choice in the 80 and 90s as it was who we supported and us being shit and getting beat didn't stop me going the next week.

I even remember being chuffed to fuck one year as we'd scored a goal at Arsenal or the rags but was well beaten, that's how exciting it got some seasons.
 
One of the luckiest footballers in world football at the moment.

Been bang average and a seemingly disruptive footballer for the best part of 5 years yet lands a CL gig in Villa last year and now Barcelona.

All the while, still picking up £325k a week as well.
 
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