Manchester United

[Lotus]

I’m hoping they were thinking about the carbon emissions….

[Ben]

This is obviously hilarious but, who the fuck has been in charge of Man Utds finances for the past few years, looks like have wasted millions.

[TBG]

A question the Glazers must ask themselves every day, yet they stick by the club they love. Respect.

[Choppy Chop Chop]

6 hours ago, gdm said:

Who cares. It’s about Manchester United in a Manchester United thread. What did you expect to read about when you clicked on the thread? Or did you just come in to it to moan (again)

Correct,  to moan about a Newcastle board giving a thread to another club. I cant block the thread like I have Froggy 

[Super Duper Branko Strupar]

You've mentioned it before.

[Dr.Spaceman]

4 hours ago, leffe186 said:

That’s far too amazing to be true, surely? Surely?

 

Can’t believe I’ve only just heard the Mazraoui news. Just really glad they’re being proactive rather than reactive.

 

What's the Mazraoui news?

[leffe186]

42 minutes ago, Dr.Spaceman said:

 

What's the Mazraoui news?

Was reading through the thread and saw the stuff about his heart and having an op. Had no idea.

 

 

Edited October 26, 2024 by leffe186

[Froggy]

1 hour ago, Choppy Chop Chop said:

Correct,  to moan about a Newcastle board giving a thread to another club. I cant block the thread like I have Froggy 

 

You're missing out. 

[Ben]

Let's face it, we all love a Froggy come back.

[bobbydazzla]

Just rename this thread to “Froggy”, then we can still have all the japes about Man Utd and we all know exactly where to go to get our dose of #Frogbantz, but people won’t get angry that we have a thread dedicated to Man Utd 

 

 

Edited October 26, 2024 by bobbydazzla

[Ben]

8 minutes ago, bobbydazzla said:

Just rename this thread to “Froggy”, then we can still have all the japes about Man Utd and we all know exactly where to go to get our dose of #Frogbantz, but people won’t get angry that we have a thread dedicated to Man Utd 

 

 

 

 

"Froggys Lancashire football team"

[McDog]

6 hours ago, TBG said:

A question the Glazers must ask themselves every day, yet they stick by the club they love. Respect.

[Disco]

3 hours ago, bobbydazzla said:

Just rename this thread to “Froggy”, then we can still have all the japes about Man Utd and we all know exactly where to go to get our dose of #Frogbantz, but people won’t get angry that we have a thread dedicated to Man Utd 

 

 

 

We used to have a Spurs and Liverpool one in the not too distant past, these things come and go. If Man Utd ever get good again it’ll die a death. 

[Froggy]

9 hours ago, Disco said:

We used to have a Spurs and Liverpool one in the not too distant past, these things come and go. If Man Utd ever get good again it’ll die a death. 

 

[gdm]

I just don’t get how the thread is so triggering. It’s a thread laughing at Man Utd essentially. 

[Ben]

How close are Man Utd to the PSR limit ? Apparently sacking Ten Hag and hiring the new bloke will.cost £25 million, I imagine he'll want his own players in January as well.

[r0cafella]

No deep dive on this from @Froggy consider me disappointed. 

[Froggy]

17 minutes ago, r0cafella said:

No deep dive on this from @Froggy consider me disappointed. 

 

What do you want to know? Ask away.

 

Feel like we've all come to terms with Ten Hag's sacking for what feels like forever now.

[r0cafella]

2 minutes ago, Froggy said:

 

What do you want to know? Ask away.

 

Feel like we've all come to terms with Ten Hag's sacking for what feels like forever now.

Thoughts on what went wrong and where you expect you will go from here?

[Zero]

It’s always a myth why so many Man Utd fans support Ten Hag - when he is so fucking obvious that he is not good enough. I mean, if the board or the fans supported Jose or Ole like how they did to Ten Hag, Man Utd would probably back to UCL regulars already 

 

I really don’t understand

[Froggy]

5 minutes ago, r0cafella said:

Thoughts on what went wrong and where you expect you will go from here?

 

Beyond the point of trying to understand why it goes wrong now.  

 

Under Ten Hag it was just wildly inconsistent. I suspect none of you watched the game as it was on the same time as your match, but the first half against West Ham is arguably the best we've played in 18 months. Chance after chance after chance, cutting them open with ease. Garnacho should have had two, Hojlund had a good chance, Rashford missed a good chance and Dalot probably had the miss of the season so far. Crossbar was hit twice. Keeper had a worldie of a save as well. We were genuinely brilliant.

 

Then the second half comes and we're absolutely shite. Is that Ten Hag's fault? Who knows. It's been the same for ages now though. We show flashes of brilliance but can never keep the level up and there's inevitably a defensive blunder and we lose the game. I actually couldn't believe we lost that one against West Ham though. He's probably deserved the sack based on other results and some decisions he's made recently, but it felt harsh based on the West Ham game.

 

What I do hate is that he's perceived to be a bad coach now because it's gone wrong. Mourinho, LvG, Ten Hag etc. didn't become bad coaches overnight.

[Froggy]

4 minutes ago, Zero said:

It’s always a myth why so many Man Utd fans support Ten Hag - when he is so fucking obvious that he is not good enough. I mean, if the board or the fans supported Jose or Ole like how they did to Ten Hag, Man Utd would probably back to UCL regulars already 

 

I really don’t understand

 

You think we didn't support Mourinho and Ole? 

 

The only manager since Fergie who never received the long term support they probably deserved is Moyes, but Moyes was never good enough and I'm glad he was shown the door early.

[r0cafella]

1 minute ago, Froggy said:

 

Beyond the point of trying to understand why it goes wrong now.  

 

Under Ten Hag it was just wildly inconsistent. I suspect none of you watched the game as it was on the same time as your match, but the first half against West Ham is arguably the best we've played in 18 months. Chance after chance after chance, cutting them open with ease. Garnacho should have had two, Hojlund had a good chance, Rashford missed a good chance and Dalot probably had the miss of the season so far. Crossbar was hit twice. Keeper had a worldie of a save as well. We were genuinely brilliant.

 

Then the second half comes and we're absolutely shite. Is that Ten Hag's fault? Who knows. It's been the same for ages now though. We show flashes of brilliance but can never keep the level up and there's inevitably a defensive blunder and we lose the game. I actually couldn't believe we lost that one against West Ham though. He's probably deserved the sack based on other results and some decisions he's made recently, but it felt harsh based on the West Ham game.

 

What I do hate is that he's perceived to be a bad coach now because it's gone wrong. Mourinho, LvG, Ten Hag etc. didn't become bad coaches overnight.

Thanks Frogman, didn't see anything of you lot but you have dodgy Jim at the helm so this has probably been in the works for awhile. 

 

Listened so some Gold bridge who seems to put this at the feet or the players but he's probably the goat engagement farmer so usually takes his with a handful haha. 

 

Thoughts on Anorim?

[Conjo]

Please please please let Southgate weasel himself into the job on the back of being buddies with Jim & Dan.

[Froggy]

1 minute ago, r0cafella said:

Thanks Frogman, didn't see anything of you lot but you have dodgy Jim at the helm so this has probably been in the works for awhile. 

 

Listened so some Gold bridge who seems to put this at the feet or the players but he's probably the goat engagement farmer so usually takes his with a handful haha. 

 

Thoughts on Anorim?

 

I put a lot of blame on the players as well, but it's been clear for 6 years Rashford is a huge problem and Ten Hag insisted on playing him over either Garnacho or Amad, who are hungrier and just simply better.

 

Amad has been our most dangerous player this season, yet he brought Antony on before him the other night. In fact, since Amad won our player of the month, he didn't start him for the next four games.

 

He signed Ugarte, but isn't giving him a chance to settle in. He's actually went back to Casemiro and Eriksen instead. What's the point?

 

We sold Wan-Bissaka, because we had a standout performer at right back in Dalot. He then proceeds to move him to left back and put a new signing at right back who's completely comfortable on the left. Dalot has since been very exposed playing out of position and it's clear his confidence was going, and that miss is probably a byproduct of that.

 

The constant swapping on centre backs probably hurt him too. De Ligt and Martinez are by far the best two we have and he was rotating them or subbing them for Jonny Evans in games. 

 

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Thoughts on Amorim. How can you not get excited?  Arguably the best appointment available at this time. He plays a completely different system to Ten Hag though so will be another "process."

 

Either way, we aren't going to be any worse.