For fuck sake.
Everything about United is great…
I actually feel sorry for United fans having to watch players that clearly don’t give a fuck, week in, week out.
Nice to get the win all the same, those last two goals were early Christmas presents.
We all love Onana.
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Do you fuck.
The players are a disgrace and they’ll continue to do what suits them.
Bruno taking off Bruno is only message sending as he was playing well. The poor fucker has no choice but to dole out tough love to see which of the useless are made of the right stuff.
Chances are very very few will pass the test.
Look at how many Artera had to cull….
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He fantastically hilarious. Like Ten Hag, you’d hate to see him leaving……
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Nuno the best portugoose manager in the league
Getting a pat on the head from Forest fans. A new low.,
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Would there be a trophy for that?
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So far Ruben Amorim has got the new manager bounce we expected but you can be sure things won’t always be this easy for him.
Friend of mine who would have no great interest in sport other than GAA was at the Theatre of Dreams today as one of his young lads ended up a United fan somehow. He said the place is some shithole and he’s burning the kids passport when they get home
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There’s more than a bit of want in a person who’d call an oul leaky soccer pitch the “theatre of dreams”
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https://twitter.com/David_Ornstein/status/1865682736540774404?t=msuzLr7gQLh4Qc8BZEmkkg&s=19
Laptop nerds fired already.
An embarrassing exit for all concerned’
Analysis by Manchester United correspondent Laurie Whitwell
This is a hugely significant development that will cause reverberations at United. Ashworth was held up as an example of the new INEOS leadership getting best in class operators, so to concede it as a mistake less than half a year into the relationship strikes as embarrassing for all concerned.
The sudden departure is one thing, but then there are the lengths United went to secure him. Ashworth has ended up working as many months at United (July to December) as the club waited to get him through the door (February to July).
The compensation fee to Newcastle stood at between £2m to £3m, a figure that is notable when set against the reported £1.5m in raised revenues from United hiking ticket prices for the rest of this season.
What it shows is that Ratcliffe is not prepared to wait around if something is not working to his mind. But a departure at this early stage inevitably brings into question his judgement in the first place.
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Which one of the Ocean’s 11 cast died a few minutes into the movie?
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A good five months and real lasting legacy left. A top, top appointment.