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It's true. Gaz assisted the Glazers' takeover and Saeed was Jim Ratcliffe's personal advisor during the negotiations for the shared ownership 🙃
If that was Bruno Fernandes it would be angrily talked about for years.
Should Cole Palmer have been sent off?
Mateus Fernandes handles the ball after stumbling, but Palmer reacts by barging him to the ground with a lot of force and both players get booked.
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Now managers have to be 'Prem Proven' as well?? I guess Klopp served his apprenticeship at Villa before Liverpool trusted him, eh? Ditto Pep at Crystal Palace. Even Sir Alex breezed at Everton before we plucked him, right?
Day 1, 143.
Exc: Growing tensions upstairs as United between Jason Wilcox and Christopher Vivell.
Nagelsmann v Prem Proven boss a source of contention, I’m told.
Latest on #mufc w/@ChrisWheelerDM
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︀︀"Years of mismanagement, poor decisions and a complete lack of ambition have brought MUFC to this point" and "The owners must finally take responsibility", so your solution is to sack the manager and no one else, and don't change anything else.
Some fans are truly dangerous.
Open letter to @ManUtd:
The time has come. Enough is enough. Michael Carrick must be removed as manager of Manchester United immediately.
For too long have watched this once-great club slide into mediocrity, embarrassment and chaos. Results have been poor, performances have been lifeless, and the direction of the team is nowhere to be seen.
The players look lost. The fans are furious. And still, nothing changes.
Let us be clear: the blame does not fall solely on Carrick. The owners must finally take responsibility for the disgraceful way this club is being run.
Years of mismanagement, poor decisions and a complete lack of ambition have brought #MUFC to this point. The rot starts at the top. While the supporters suffer, those in charge continue to treat the club like a business rather than a football institution with a proud history and a global following that deserves better.
Manchester United fans do not deserve this. We have stood by this club through the good times and the bad. They fill Old Trafford week after week, they travel across the country and across Europe, and defend the badge with everything they have. In return are given broken promises, repeated failures and a team that no longer represents what this club is supposed to be.
Worst of all, it is now affecting the next generation fans. Children who grew up dreaming of wearing the red shirt are going to bed in tears. They are asking their parents why their team keeps losing, why nothing ever seems to get better, and why the club they love feels so far away from what it once was. It is heartbreaking. It is unacceptable. And it has to stop 💔
This is not just about one manager. This is about the soul of the club. The fans demand change. They demand accountability. They demand that the owners act before more damage is done to a name that once stood for excellence.
Remove Michael Carrick. Take responsibility. Give the fans the club they deserve again.
The time for excuses is over. The time for action is now.
Weeks of "Drop him!" or "Sub him off, he's been poor and needs a rest!"
And as soon as we finally do so, subbing off Bruno on the hour, Glenn Hoddle is 'shocked'. And he won't be the only pundit.
Now watch this become this weeks' major Utd talking point in the media.
Day 1,141.
Ayden Heaven, Lisandro Martinez, Luke Shaw, Kobbie Mainoo, Marcus Rashford all missing at @ManUtd training this morning. Leny Yoro suspended. Youngsters Jaydan Kamason and Dan Armer trained with main group.
Very revealing article. Once again demonstrating that the overall biggest obstacles at United are the debt and mismanagement ABOVE the manager/head coach.
Erik ten Hag exclusive interview, part 1:
🔺 Broken promises of Ibiza meet
🔺 Connection with #MUFC fans
🔺 Issues coaching Cristiano Ronaldo
🔺 Backing Michael Carrick
🔺 Wanting Kane, Rice, De Jong
🔺 Handling player power
Free read @TheAthleticFC ⬇️
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He's only apologising for when and where he said it, not the comment itself. But I know how many people are going to see it...
Notch 🎅 retweeted
Louis van Gaal believes he may have gone through “all the consequences and suffering” of losing his job as Manchester United manager as a direct result of the Manchester City cheating scandal.
Van Gaal was dismissed at the end of the 2015-16 season after United missed out on Champions League qualification, having finished fifth in the Premier League.
City took the final qualification spot, in fourth place, because of their superior goal difference in what was Manuel Pellegrini’s final year in charge at the Etihad Stadium. Both sides finished on 66 points.
Exclusive from @DTathletic ⬇️
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The sheer number of people projecting bullshit at Licha astounds me. He wasn't slating anyone, he was asking (like Shaw and Maguire asked months earlier) for a BIGGER squad, not better players! Why would any teammate agree with him if he was publicly slagging his colleagues?!
We're deffo finding out which ones in the mainstream media today are on the side of The Glazers' and Jim Ratcliffe's gradual destruction of this once-behemoth of a football club.
Lisandro Martinez’s #mufc future in doubt after criticising hierarchy. Teammates not happy either, with at least one challenging him about what he’d said as the squad flew back from Spain. Full story here.
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Notch 🎅 retweeted
English media will blame anything and everything, but not their favorite Jim Ratcliffe.
This is what it’s all about. Media doing Jim’s PR.
🤦♂️ "That embodies the reason why Man United are a poor football team!"
😤 "What about your stinking, lousy performance vs Spurs on Saturday!?"
Simon Jordan rips into Lisandro Martinez for his shock outburst against #MUFC's hierarchy! 🔥
Another "We're better than this, we were good enough to finish 3rd playing 1 game a week but this is what we should accept and never compete for the title" merchant.
All you're sayng is protecting INEOS and the Glazers.
And yet he's been playing alongside Dalot, Shaw, Maguire, Heaven, Maz, makeshift full-backs and most of the squad who have all been even worse (even Lammens should have cost us a goal V Spurs). He also admitted he's not been good.
So who should say it?
Before Martinez comes out and starts doing interviews like that he needs to look at his own performances. He’s been woeful for a while now, when he is fit. Nowhere near the same as he is for Argentina. Has he seen his marking on solanke for the goal at the weekend? #mufc