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🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Manchester United finalising deal to appoint Mauricio Pochettino if ultimate decision made to replace Michael Carrick. 54yo lined up & terms being done with camp. #MUFC yet to contact US but straight-forward should plan proceed @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/7767421…
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- Premier League proven
- Attacking, front-foot football
- Intense, relentless pressing built on high fitness
- Disciplinarian
- Trusts and develops young players
- Inline with Europe’s tactical trends, as shown by his USA side
Poch is United coded. Bring. #MUFC
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🚨 Manchester United intend to relieve Michael Carrick of duties. #MUFC say no final decision & nothing set in stone but work undertaken on replacements + multiple sources anticipate change before Liverpool. W/ @lauriewhitwell @AdamCrafton_ @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/7768165…
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No Manchester United player has more Premier League assists this season than Patrick Dorgu (2).
Lad’s barely kicked a ball. 😳
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Being a Manchester United fan is like being in a toxic relationship where the sex is to good but you know you need to leave.
How can you come back from 2-0 down just to concede another 2
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Sorry. The interpreter is there for what?
Javits mother is speaking perfect English. Is everyone good?!
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Shea Lacey appreciation post.
Showed more than enough to start him in the next games.
What a player!!!
Love him so much!!! @Shealacey10 😭❤️
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THE FIRST OFFICIAL BALLON D’ONT, ALEJANDRO GARNACHO!
#ballondont
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Everyone catching up but I’ve been talking about this for years.
The Glazers saved Ferguson and his legacy.
🐎🤯 Did you know a dispute over a RACEHORSE helped pave the way for the Glazers to buy Manchester United?
It all started with Sir Alex Ferguson and a champion racehorse called Rock of Gibraltar.
Ferguson believed he owned 50% of the horse, including its incredibly valuable stud rights, potentially worth tens of millions of pounds.
But Irish businessman John Magnier, who was also a major Manchester United shareholder, disputed his claim.
The disagreement turned into a bitter legal battle, with Magnier and fellow shareholder JP McManus putting pressure on Ferguson and demanding investigations into United's transfer dealings.
The relationship completely broke down and led to a settlement out of court and was followed by Magnier and McManus putting their shares up for sale.
In May 2005, they sold their combined 28.7% stake in Manchester United to Malcolm Glazer, giving him the controlling interest he needed to complete his takeover.
The Glazers then took control of United through a debt-funded takeover that would change the club's financial future forever.
All because of a falling-out over a horse. 🐎😳























