
by stealthpapes » 19 Dec 2018 14:14
19 Dec 2018 14:14
by stealthpapes » 19 Dec 2018 14:15
19 Dec 2018 14:15by Royality creeps In » 19 Dec 2018 16:37
19 Dec 2018 16:37Sunshine. It must be shite to have written something worse than the drivel you constantly spout.Old Man Andrews wrote:Great late contender for "Shittest Post of the Year" 2018.Royality creeps In wrote:I'm sorry but who really cares.
Personally Im more concerned about the fact, that since Maureen has gone we have less chance of a result in January.
I couldn't give a flying one about some team in the North West that has absolutely no affiliation with Reading FC.
by stealthpapes » 19 Dec 2018 16:59
19 Dec 2018 16:59by Royality creeps In » 19 Dec 2018 17:44
19 Dec 2018 17:44stealthpapes wrote:That would have worked better with an edit. Try:
It must be shite to have written something even worse than the drivel you normally spout.
Anyone else want to have a go?
by stealthpapes » 19 Dec 2018 18:11
19 Dec 2018 18:11
by Snowflake Royal » 19 Dec 2018 21:59
19 Dec 2018 21:59Finish lower midtable and not give a shit as the probably aren't making top six and certainly aren't getting relegated .genome wrote:Yeah we know that, but what do they do if United get even worse?stealthpapes wrote:OGS is basically sign that "no-one we want is available, and he'll be easily moved on in the summer" right?
He is not being put in place because of one relegation and 2 seasons in Molde. Think it through.
Then they may as well have stuck with Mourinho, and saved the £20m.Snowflake Royal wrote:Finish lower midtable and not give a shit as the probably aren't making top six and certainly aren't getting relegated .genome wrote:Yeah we know that, but what do they do if United get even worse?stealthpapes wrote:OGS is basically sign that "no-one we want is available, and he'll be easily moved on in the summer" right?
He is not being put in place because of one relegation and 2 seasons in Molde. Think it through.
by Snowflake Royal » 20 Dec 2018 08:03
20 Dec 2018 08:03Thats just stupid. They'd have continued damaging their brand, alienating their fan base, corporate relationships, players and getting worse. And they'd still be spending the £xm at the end of the season anyway.genome wrote:Then they may as well have stuck with Mourinho, and saved the £20m.Snowflake Royal wrote:Finish lower midtable and not give a shit as the probably aren't making top six and certainly aren't getting relegated .genome wrote:
Yeah we know that, but what do they do if United get even worse?
by Hoop Blah » 20 Dec 2018 09:22
20 Dec 2018 09:22I'm not sure that saying an interim manager is an interesting appointment and a pretty safe pair of hands is quite getting a hard on for him...Old Man Andrews wrote:A basket case club that got promoted to the Premier League under Vincent Tan's ownership? He is the wrong choice and not strong enough to manage the characters in that United dressing room.Really not sure why you have such a hard on for OGS.
Agreed on the Norwegian record not being too much of bearing, but he's an interim manager who is coming in to repair damage, get things back on an even keel and help set them up for the new man coming in.genome wrote:Comparatively speaking Man Utd are a basket case right now as well. It's a dressing room full of egos that have no real connection to the club (unlike the squad Ole was a part of back in the day) apart from Rashford and Lingard. Ole, by some accounts from Cardiff fans, was utterly useless.
Also I don't think a 55% win rate in the Norwegian Premier League should have any bearing on managing a club like Manchester United.
Lol. Man Utd as a brand isn't going anywhere. They've been alsorans since 2013 but they're still the biggest and richest club in the world, even above Real Madrid who in that time have won 4 out of the last 5 Champions Leagues.Snowflake Royal wrote:Thats just stupid. They'd have continued damaging their brand, alienating their fan base, corporate relationships, players and getting worse. And they'd still be spending the £xm at the end of the season anyway.genome wrote:Then they may as well have stuck with Mourinho, and saved the £20m.Snowflake Royal wrote:
Finish lower midtable and not give a shit as the probably aren't making top six and certainly aren't getting relegated .
by Hoop Blah » 20 Dec 2018 09:37
20 Dec 2018 09:37Was this from Leeds' Flamingo Land trip?stealthpapes wrote:
by Old Man Andrews » 20 Dec 2018 09:52
20 Dec 2018 09:52by Victor Meldrew » 20 Dec 2018 12:15
20 Dec 2018 12:15I thought Zidane was meant to be the next one.Old Man Andrews wrote:Poch should and probably will be there only choice and I think they'd get him. A new stadium isn't going to keep him at Spurs. Didn't he and Sir Alex have dinners together a few years ago? Sure I read he was very well liked by Sir Alex and he tried to lure him to Old Trafford.
by Old Man Andrews » 20 Dec 2018 12:22
20 Dec 2018 12:22If United had a really decent squad capable of challenging for major honours then Zidane would be a great shout. Just can't see him going in there and managing the all the changes they'd have to make in personell and attitude. He is very much someone you'd draft into a Liverpool or a PSG if either of their managers left. Pochettino rebuilt Spurs and incorporated the youth players right from the very start, just like United used to do in the glory days. That combined with a bit of a transfer budget and I think Poch would be on to a winner!Victor Meldrew wrote:I thought Zidane was meant to be the next one.Old Man Andrews wrote:Poch should and probably will be there only choice and I think they'd get him. A new stadium isn't going to keep him at Spurs. Didn't he and Sir Alex have dinners together a few years ago? Sure I read he was very well liked by Sir Alex and he tried to lure him to Old Trafford.
Once Poch gets a sniff of a better deal I suspect he will be off from Spurs-he didn't hang around at Southampton for long-and you get the impression that Man Utd would pay more than Spurs.
TBF, Zidane wouldn't be a bad shout for Spurs if Pochettino leaves.Old Man Andrews wrote:If United had a really decent squad capable of challenging for major honours then Zidane would be a great shout. Just can't see him going in there and managing the all the changes they'd have to make in personell and attitude. He is very much someone you'd draft into a Liverpool or a PSG if either of their managers left. Pochettino rebuilt Spurs and incorporated the youth players right from the very start, just like United used to do in the glory days. That combined with a bit of a transfer budget and I think Poch would be on to a winner!Victor Meldrew wrote:I thought Zidane was meant to be the next one.Old Man Andrews wrote:Poch should and probably will be there only choice and I think they'd get him. A new stadium isn't going to keep him at Spurs. Didn't he and Sir Alex have dinners together a few years ago? Sure I read he was very well liked by Sir Alex and he tried to lure him to Old Trafford.
Once Poch gets a sniff of a better deal I suspect he will be off from Spurs-he didn't hang around at Southampton for long-and you get the impression that Man Utd would pay more than Spurs.
by stealthpapes » 20 Dec 2018 13:27
20 Dec 2018 13:27Wait what there's more to this.Hendo wrote:Was this from Leeds' Flamingo Land trip?stealthpapes wrote:
by stealthpapes » 20 Dec 2018 13:28
20 Dec 2018 13:28
by stealthpapes » 20 Dec 2018 13:29
20 Dec 2018 13:29


Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 30 guests