Being in the relegation zone is bad enough, but if Sunderland beat Chelsea and Palace get anything against Liverpool tomorrow, we’ll be kicking off in 20th place. Dead last. Manchester United. In November.
What an absolute fucking shambles.
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Moody Castlefield
Industrial heritage, historic railway arches and canal boats — a reminder of the city's working past and the character that still makes this area special.
📸 | Michael Whittaker
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Man Utd drop into the relegation zone after Nottm Forest beat Man City. Utd could be bottom by the time they kick off v Aston Villa tomorrow if Crystal Palace and Sunderland also win #mufc
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Man Utd protest groups call for Old Trafford booze boycott as they step up green & gold campaign at Villa game dailymail.com/sport/football… via @MailSport #mufc
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To clarify for the incapacitated…
Boycott United Games or walk Out
&
Don’t purchase on match day
Have the EXACT same economical outcome for the Club.
In essence, we WANT TO SUPPORT the TEAM while giving two fingers to the owners and occupiers.
Their Talk is Money £$
But not turning up to games that you have already paid for, is nonsense.
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“You kinda take a little from everybody”
The Glazers are hoping to get hundreds of millions of dollars from American taxpayers to fund the renovation of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ stadium, a project estimated to cost around $1 billion. At the same time, they’re planning to build a £2 billion stadium for Manchester United without putting a penny of their own money into it.
“Taking a ‘little’ from everybody” - the Glazers’ family motto.
#mufc #GlazersFiles
Not a chance, they’d never sell with the price so low relegation would guarantee them staying for even longer.
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🇾🇪 MATCH GOING REDS 🇾🇪
👉Make your feelings known
👉 Let them know what you think of destroying Old Trafford
👉 BOYCOTT the concourse
🇾🇪 REMOTE REDS
👉 Unfollow official Club accounts
👉 Unsubscribe from MUTV
👉 Back protests organised by match-goers
@TraMufc @muyscofficial @SouthStandUtd
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What an incredible panoramic view of Manchester.
This is one of the best we’ve seen for many years!
Full credit to @Mrpmcfc for this, absolutely superb.
Visit him at ⬇️
alderleyaerialphotography.co…
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What in store for United's financial future?
#MUFC's annual interest costs on the LBO debt this year will be the equivalent of 3 players on £275k a week. The spine of a squad.
On the 40th anniversary of Sir Alex Ferguson's first day, we go back to the beginning of United's financial juggernaut success and track what actually happened to United's finances since then and what the future could hold.
Was a pleasure speaking with the two Charlie's this week on @bizzofsport @CharlieStebbs
youtube.com/watch?v=lw8c2nxj…
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EXCLUSIVE: A councillor says she was unaware that emails raising questions about public loans and property deals had been diverted to Manchester council's legal department.
The town hall insists the move is necessary because of potential legal proceedings.
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Telling match-goers to empty Old Trafford from an armchair on the other side of the world is easy. Please stop.
Wanted to get this off my chest.
callumstone1.substack.com/p/…
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Excellent piece here on the damage the Glazers have done to #mufc. It’s to the football authorities’ eternal shame that more wasn’t done to prevent this leveraged buyout, and those who sold their shares to the Glazers deserve criticism. A tale of shameless greed and ineptitude.
If time is the great healer then 21 years isn't nearly enough at Old Trafford.
On the lengthening shadow of that Glazer takeover and how Manchester United's debt hurts the club now more than ever before
@TheAthleticFC
nytimes.com/athletic/7710702…
Last time I checked there wasn’t a vacancy
Unai Emery in advanced talks over new Aston Villa deal in blow to Man Utd #avfc
This has always felt like how it would turn out and what a boost for Villa. Best manager in the Premier League IMO
telegraph.co.uk/football/202…
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I’m not opposed to a walk out.
But I won’t be lectured to by anonymous e-reds who have never been to a game. We support the team and the club. If I watched our players up for it and running and fighting on the pitch for 20 mins. I’d find it very hard to walk out on them.
