MUFC fan by birth, European and historical football fan by choice. Love watching and talking about the beautiful game.
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RD MUFC retweeted
Good news for the “Empty Old Trafford” brigade.
Plenty of tickets available for Brentford on 28th November.
Rather than sitting on Twitter lecturing actual matchgoers about why we shouldn’t attend, you can all club together, buy a ticket each and leave your seats empty.
Over to you. 👍
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Seeing him sold will give me as much joy as when the owners go. Once he's out of that side, the individual errors stop and results improve.
Him being kept at the club to make 250+ appearances is criminal. The problem for Carrick is that he keeps picking the cunt.
Diogo Dalot is one of the worst Manchester United players I have ever had the displeasure of watching.
I could care less that he shows passion and “genuinely cares” he’s an absolute disgrace of a defender and has been getting away with it for years, sick of seeing his name in the line-up every week.
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RD MUFC retweeted
Yes, let's take advice on the standards of Man United from someone who's never ventured beyond his Ugandan village. 💀
The Man United fanbase is a laughing stock. “Don’t buy booze inside the stadium and make sure you bring your scarf and balloon.”😂😂😂😂😂
Look at what fans of Lazio are doing, and there not even as bad as us! The fans are definately the problem no backbone whatsoever. ❌
#MUFC
RD MUFC retweeted
Sacking Michael Carrick & thinking that is some cure all only restarts the same cycle Manchester United have been living on repeat.
A first time CEO, an inept, inexperienced Director of Football, all who bow on command to a bunch of money hungry owners will never take this club anywhere.
Without wholesale change, putting world class operators in positions of power who are actually allowed & empowered to do their jobs, this is it.
RD MUFC retweeted
£1.012 billion paid by Manchester United on the Glazer debt saddled on the club in the leveraged buyout. £170 million paid out in dividends. Not a single penny of their own money put in. Financially hamstrung due to years of theft & failure.
Whatever this is, is what is left.
RD MUFC retweeted
At Manchester United, Jason Wilcox, Omar Berrada & Matt Hargreaves have overseen a failed rebuild strategy, Erik ten Hag's 'extension' & sacking, Ruben Amorim's hiring & firing, Michael Carrick's hiring & (?) firing.
In what world can any of them justifiably keep their job?
RD MUFC retweeted
Is there a pair of full backs in world football as bad at crossing the ball as ours?
Is there another club in world football that would tolerate Mazraoui at Left-Back?
Is there another club in world football that tolerate going into the Champions League with no fit striker?
Players can get managers sacked, we all know that but I don't think they've stopped playing for Carrick.
We also know that players can mirror their manager and I think it's true here. There's no tempo in or out of possession, it's very mundane and everything is so slow 😩
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Location, surprise surprise 😂 🚮
🚨 Exclusive: A source familiar with the matter claims the Premier League is considering a private meeting with Manchester City following the appeal, which reportedly cleared City of all 115 charges.
The league is said to be willing to apologise, but City are reportedly demanding a public apology.
No fine. No compensation. Just a clear public acknowledgment that the club was wrongly accused, if the reported outcome is confirmed.
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And I thought Dalot was the stupidest cunt on the planet. Turns out he's nowhere near.
Silver lining if City are relegated.
Man Utd are in so much debt that City leaving the league will crucify them for good. Investers will side step the PL and invest elsewhere in La Liga, League 1 etc.
The funding in the PL will drop and United will default on their 1.1bn loan.
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BEFORE YOU CRITICISE MAN CITY’S OWNERS… TAKE A LOOK AT WHAT THEY’VE ACTUALLY DONE.
Sheikh Mansour’s involvement in Manchester has gone far beyond what happens on a football pitch.
- Major investment in Barclays during the financial crisis
- Huge investment and regeneration across East Manchester
- Thousands of new homes
- A key role in bringing the £365M Co-op Live arena to the city
- New hotels and commercial developments
- Thousands of jobs linked to major investment
- And, of course, the transformation of Manchester City into a global football powerhouse.
-They have brought a lot of investment to the UK
But before writing off Manchester City’s owners…
LOOK AT THE BIGGER PICTURE.
Their impact on Manchester extends far beyond the Etihad.
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