It’s 1pm and the board still haven’t made a decision publicly. Allowing for constant media speculation.
Who’s taking training Carrick? why? We go to Stamford Bridge in a few days and fucking desperately need the points!! #manutd #carrick #MUFC
Of available options for #mufc, Conte is most logical but no direct approach and suspect club aren’t brave enough to go for him. If Eddie Howe was still at Newcastle, United would not be in for him. Shouldn’t be considered just because he’s available. Ditto Nagelsmann.
I don’t get why we aren’t giving this guy the keys to the kingdom. All he knows is winning. At elite clubs. He’s also available. It’s a huge no brainer.
I think we otherwise could go down.
I remember he went out after the Pogba saga. Getting beat by Liverpool at Anfield. It looked then like a team who weren’t playing for him. The club backed Rash, and Pogba and Lingard and co instead of Jose.
I don’t understand this guy. He gets paid to whinge for a living. Like a toddler. The guy is embarrassing
Say this to Rooneys face this week when he tells you exactly this. You won’t you’ll keep quiet because it’s not on Twitter.
I fucking despise Goldbridge. He doesn’t know the game, he doesn’t know the history of who we are, he just makes a living off of being a decisive, negative, shithouse.
His income is subject to the clicks he gets. And he sells his soul for clout, and fans lap it up.
If you live in the south £50k is about £20k up north.
Even £40k a year isn't a good salary in the UK anymore.
That's around £2,693 take-home pay after tax, National Insurance and pension. Then you do the maths:
£1,200 rent, £220 council tax, £150 gas & electricity, £50 water, £100 car insurance/road tax, £350 food, £70 phone, £300 fuel, £50 leisure.
Total monthly expenses: £2,490
Money left over: £203 a month left after basic living costs.
And that's before you've paid for anything else like, going out for a meal, car repairs, subscriptions, emergencies or an unexpected bill.
People wonder why nobody can afford to save for a house deposit. This is why.
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It just looks that way because you don’t understand it. Spurs is a business, it can generate income in many ways, which can then be spent on players or facilities or whatever they like. Equally Villa can do the same if they choose.
Pretty sure everyone within the game wants them erased for inflating the cost of the game for 15 years and cheating their way to tittles.
Why would the PL investigate for half a decade and invest millions into litigation to throw mud at city that wouldn’t stick?
All cities transactions, where they came from, and how much for can be audited with simplicity. What will be from there will be.
Ferran Soriano’s message to #ManCity staff. ⤵️
➖ Case based on ‘false accusation’
➖ Sponsorship money not from owner
➖ ‘Irrefutable evidence’ provided
➖ Premier League ‘conspiracy theory’
➖ Extensive evidence ‘ignored’
➖ Conclusion ‘clearly wrong’
➖ Appeal will be filed
➖ ‘We have been here before’
➖ ‘We will be relentless’
➖ ‘Other legal avenues’ will be explored
➖ Will ‘seek compensation’ for damages
➖ ‘We will look back’ on ‘overcoming adversity’
Stupidity 101
Imagine you and I earn £100k a year today. But because you earned £200k back in the 2000s, you're allowed to spend more than me, even if you're now £1m in debt.
Sounds so stupid it's unreal doesn't it?
That's essentially these rules @premierleague and the red cartel made up 🤣
The difference this clown fails to comprehend is Manchester United’s revenue from decades of success allows us to buy players. No cheating. #115charges
Man United could have bought every player City did, paid the same transfer fees and wages, and stayed within FFP.
No 115 charges. No punishment. No “cheating”
Same spending. Same league. Same rules.
The difference?
City weren’t in the red cartel 👍
#mcfc
No thanks Andy.
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