Tony Soprano watches The Penguin..

Conte is my choice, this lot need a rude awakening, if the initial chaos leads to stabilisation then just go for it. The fans see through the antics more clearly than ever, a disciplinarian who has experience in the league and has a winners medal as a coach is probably needed.

That clip of Carrick being applauded by the fans only for them to completely switch up on the players as soon as he entered the tunnel might be one of the most powerful things I’ve ever seen as a supporter. The longer this goes the more magnified that microscope will become, you can’t overlook such a toxic pattern anymore.

Absolute sad state of affairs that this is how Bruno will go about leaving the club. Grateful for him ultimately giving us his best years at the club when he could’ve gone elsewhere and maybe that’s where the frustrations lie on his end, but it doesn’t excuse his conduct since last week, he’s the captain and this is not leading by example.

Can’t help but feel so heartbroken for him, loves the club inside out, like every other manager before him, I wish it could’ve worked out. 💔

I’m an awful parent.

Let’s hope that lovely little smile is still in tact come 4pm 😅⚽️❤️ Her first ever game 🙌🏻

Tony Soprano doesn’t get the hype for Grand Theft Auto VI 🎮😅

Just clocked that the Amazon cameras are documenting all of this… 🫠

They’re petrified of giving Conte the job, that’s why they’re looking at Eddie Howe or drumroll……..Gareth Southgate. 🤣

Btw, the ownership absolutely love all the infighting amongst the fans here, all the online crowd going at fans who may have been happy and positive during the second half of last season and backed Carrick. This has been one of the biggest cultural issues about this football club for the last decade, fans wanting to be proven right and actually enjoying the rock bottom periods because they can point fingers at anyone but the owners.

At Manchester United, the cycle never stops.

That training quote from Tielemans in pre-season with Rio really did a number on Carrick, I won’t lie when I heard that I was taken aback. It’s a sad state of affairs but his eventual successor will be in this position in 18 months time.

No new manager can fix this poison, you’ll be tricked into thinking we’re on the right path but it’s always temporary, the negligence at the top is passed down to what you’re seeing on the pitch and I firmly believe that is the negative ethos that has been entrenched in this football club. I’ve said this quite often over the years when we go through these deliberately engineered low periods but I’m very lucky I got to witness this club at the peak of it’s powers, god bless some of the younger fans who have had to put up with this shit for years.