Andy mitten done a good podcast about the defining moments of Manchester United that changed the course of the club.
The Munich air disaster.
Rock of Gibraltar saga
The non firing of Fergie
The signing of Ronaldo
I wondered to myself was turning down the 150 million or so for Bruno another one of those turning points.
A Harmless little joke about Brentford’s average attendance doubling in the last ten or so years.
A little bit of levity never went astray but you’ve these nutters on here chomping at the bit absolutely seething over a small quip.
I wonder are ye all this angry in real life too?
I hear Keegan Bradley will be visiting Carrington next week to give advice on creating a good team spirit and a winning culture.
This too
Waistcoat man would be a shrewd hire
Both Iraola and Glasner would be mental to take that job. They’ll get much better offers if they wait a while.
Three lads down the pub could have come up with that list. It’s not very imaginative.
The first two would be good appointments, so they’ll end up going with Southgate, because that’s the worst option and the highest risk, while seeming like the safest option. It also has the most comedic potential
All joking aside, they should just hire Big Sam
Brexit Jim has had his fill of hipsters. A good meat and potatoes company man like Sir Gareth will steady the ship.
Complete puff piece. No tactical observations or explanation as to why they lost. A few unnecessary digs thrown in at Brentford for having the temerity to outplay Yanited. I find club based articles to be dull enough. You’d need a somewhat neutral observer to be objective. James Pearce who writes about Liverpool would be similar to this Mitten fella.
Sir Gareth would be mad to take it because his legacy is secured. Someone seeking redemption is what’s needed and not a European appointment either. A meat and two veg type. The solution: Sean Dyche.
It would be an amazing win so
There’s a lot of very good points in there too. Has any manager ever stuck so rigidly to system with absolutely no success.
The best man for the United job is probably Unai Emery. Not wed to one way of playing, can take any group of players and formulate a system. Plays lovely football as well.
Also, doesn’t insist on choosing who the club buy so would work under a director of football.
Eddie Howe would obviously be very good and Southgate’s political savyness and ability to bring people with him would fit well too.
Don Carlo is in Brazil sadly.
Garth is close to the owner I thought I read.
They should also look into an Italian style doping programme.
The dream would be Mikel Arteta but Arsenal aren’t that stupid.
Would they have a chance of getting unai emery?
He’d join I’d say. Might bring back Sancho on the renewal as well 
Big win for the Man U women over the Dippers at Anfield.
Rumour in Manchester is that it’ll cost yanited an extra 14 million to fire hamorim before November, so they’re hanging on til that clause has passed.
If you can’t believe a rumour circulating through the gritty streets of Manchester what can you believe.