Manchester United, that didn't last long. Seven up

[Ironside]

There's a wonderful expression in poker that may have escaped you Mr Consonants, Get It Quiet.

Philosophy.

I've heard a few rumours that the land opposite Everards is going to be an Ikea.

Sick of seeing the horses on that land struggling to stand on a dry surface. Can't see it being there tbh, Stay put and rebuild onto what you have.

Or wait for Leicester to host the Commonwealth Games and get a good deal on the stadium...

Enjoy the Europa League.

Again.

The only thing worse than a bad loser is a bad winner.

I deduce you aren't looking forward to another season in the Europa League?

Some random Latvian minnows will probably do us in the qualifier, so see you in it. Great away days in that comp.

you will be playing a team from a bigger nation than lativa in the seeded draw due to the fact you will be playing another nation who has someone already into the main draw which lativa doesnt

Yeah was being tongue in cheek

I've seen the list of potentials and there are some tricky ties there. Do Saints make it if united win the cup on Saturday?

yeah Man U winning got us into the group stages we would have had to have 2 play off rounds to qualify if palace won the cup

[david3103]

Assuming that everything now pans out as per the TV/Radio/Papers predict I think we're going to need at least one very inserted in the thread title.

[TightEnd]

How not to manage a team. Any team.



the players have begun to spill the beans already

https://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2016/may/22/louis-van-gaal-manchester-united-players-near-mutiny

[TightEnd]

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[tikay]

Assuming that everything now pans out as per the TV/Radio/Papers predict I think we're going to need at least one very inserted in the thread title.

We can give you one of the no longer needed "sad"s from the Arsenal thread if you wish?

[Marky147]

Assuming that everything now pans out as per the TV/Radio/Papers predict I think we're going to need at least one very inserted in the thread title.

We can give you one of the no longer needed "sad"s from the Arsenal thread if you wish?

I'd keep it for the Man City thread

[PathFinder]

How not to manage a team. Any team.

To me it shows a lack of professionalism from the players than bad management.

[david3103]

Assuming that everything now pans out as per the TV/Radio/Papers predict I think we're going to need at least one very inserted in the thread title.

We can give you one of the no longer needed "sad"s from the Arsenal thread if you wish?

Maybe we could borrow it for a while? I think they'll need it back around January.

[DungBeetle]

How not to manage a team. Any team.



the players have begun to spill the beans already

https://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2016/may/22/louis-van-gaal-manchester-united-players-near-mutiny

Total unprofessional and spoiled.  £200k per week?  Stop behaving like a f*cking child and open the email from your boss.  You might even learn something which makes you improve.

[George2Loose]

LVG is a dinosuar. That's not how to lead a team today.

V excited by Jose's appointment.

[Karabiner]

I'm fairly surprised a top club would employ him after Jose's behaviour last season.

Especially in England after his toe-curlingly embarassing antics.

Hopefully there will be more of the same

[George2Loose]

He's a winner unlike certain specialists in failure

[The Camel]

I don't like Manchester United much, but I've always sneakingly admired them.

They've always played exciting attractive football, with players like Best, Cantona, Giggs, Scholes and Charlton.

They've always given young, homegrown players a chance to shine.

This will all stop now they've employed Jose.

I can stop admiring Man Utd now.

[hhyftrftdr]

Thought united weren't a sacking club? That's not the united way is it?

[hhyftrftdr]

Is there a more perfect match in football than united and mourinho?

Beyond perfect for each other.