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Let's hope it's not as many as that.
11 players have discovered they have to actually put some effort in... want transfers.
I can't see them getting rid of players all that quickly, simply for lack of buyers.
I wonder if anyone else will be stupid enough to buy Ronaldo
Honestly, I don't even remember us being in such a shit state. 11 players wanting to leave?
Not even Hodgson made that happen.
Not even Hodgson made that happen.
He made me want to leave.
Sporting or anyone in MLS. With United subsidizing his wages probably. Or PSG, because why not?
It's glorious isn't it. 10 years ago this would have seemed like the stuff of fantasy.
Palate cleanser
Cavani Pogba and Lingard all leaving on a free.
We know Martial wants out, as does Donny.
As long as Mctomminay and Fred aren't 2 of the other 6 then we're good.
The others I can think of would be Mata, Matic, Telles, Grant, Henderson & Tuanzebe...any other board would gladly be releasing them all tomorrow.
We know Martial wants out, as does Donny.
As long as Mctomminay and Fred aren't 2 of the other 6 then we're good.
The others I can think of would be Mata, Matic, Telles, Grant, Henderson & Tuanzebe...any other board would gladly be releasing them all tomorrow.
Mata
Crikey, forgot he was even still there.
Crikey, forgot he was even still there.
Nobody has done the big money flop better than United post Ferguson.
Di Maria
Sanchez
Mata
Cavani
Ronaldo (not really a flop, but he's created huge tactical problems)
Maguire
Mkhitaryan
Falcao
Imagine Michael Edwards with that sort of transfer and wage funds
Di Maria
Sanchez
Mata
Cavani
Ronaldo (not really a flop, but he's created huge tactical problems)
Maguire
Mkhitaryan
Falcao
Imagine Michael Edwards with that sort of transfer and wage funds
No-one was going to be good enough straight after the old bastard left, and he knew it. I reckon he suggested Moyes because he thought - probably rightly as it happens - that Moyes would at least be tough enough to field the avalanche of flak that would inevitably come flying at the next manager, while keeping at least the semblance of an even keel while they looked for Ferguson's true longer-term successor.
There is actually precedent for it. They spent a quarter of a century in the wilderness (including relegation, albeit just for one season, to what's now the Championship) after Matt Busby left half a century ago, and I always hoped history would repeat itself after Ginsoak went.
Couldn't happen to a nicer club.
It is quite funny - I know a couple of Man Unitied supporters - they spent their teenage years watching United win title after title.
I can see the confusion when they talk about it now - they don't seem to quite know how to deal with this.
I can see the confusion when they talk about it now - they don't seem to quite know how to deal with this.
Would love to see Utd fall like a stone and replace Newcastle in the bottom three 😀
Hehehe that's so true. I have a few Man U supporting friends. They're hysterical.
All of this is true, and so now after a decade of shite, they have ebbed slightly in my hate-o-meter. Only for City and their bellend fans to spectacularly rise.
What has this got to do with the thread?Love this
Lol.
It could be worse, you could have ginger kids?
Paul Scholes could be sucking your toes
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