The contrast from applause to boo's the second Carrick leaves the pitch is staggering 😳
Rare to see Old Trafford so United in its discontent towards the players
Emotional exit by Michael Carrick as fans sing his name. A farewell?
Supporters turn on players once Carrick down tunnel.
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What a performance from Gladbach. Tremendous, defiant effort in Stuttgart to get their first win of the season and avoid becoming the first Bundesliga side in history to go seven games without a point.
Alex Blessin is a superb coach.
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They're not pests. They're little lives with beating hearts, just trying to make it through another day.
Please be gentle with pigeons. They deserve kindness, too.
Is he still playing for FGR? @FGRFC_Official
Gloucester nearly doubled FGRs attendence tonight 😲😳
A huge wake up call for any FGR fan
Also, Chesham brought double to FGR, than what Barrow bought to Gloucester
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Good work this, we’ve been campaigning for the ‘end of factory farming’ for a decade or so - it’s vital we do this, to tackle the crises we face in human health, wildlife decline and climate - as well of course as vital for animal welfare, to end the inhumanity of factory farming.
Not dictating diet is right too, we’ve seen the affects of this approach at Forest Green Rovers where we couple information with great food - and let our fans chew on it...:)
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Phil Foden arrived for his post-match interview with an inflatable banana 🍌
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Phil Foden interview after Ipswich
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Piller, saccager, détruire, attaquer les forces de l’ordre : les émeutiers ont de nouveau pourri les manifestations du 17 octobre pour la défense du pouvoir d’achat.
Les revendications sociales légitimes ont une nouvelle fois été prises en otage par l’extrême gauche et les discours des députés de Jean-Luc Mélenchon qui, en légitimant la violence, en considérant l’ordre comme une oppression et le désordre comme un droit, cherchent à précipiter le pays dans le chaos.
Face à cette stratégie incendiaire, les Français qui n’en peuvent plus d’être pris en tenaille entre l’austérité et le matraquage fiscal du pouvoir et les activistes de l’insurrection doivent encore tenir quelques mois.
Nous les libérerons des politiques toxiques macronistes et les protégerons de la violence de l’extrême gauche.
Quite simply, are we appointing a manager or not?
The apparent misalignment between the DOF and ownership suggests conflicting views on the club’s direction.
How can we expect the players to perform when there’s seemingly no clear, unified leadership above them?
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I respect Mark for speaking with the fans here TBF Tom.
He's in a difficult position, as there's clearly a misalignment within the club, between wanting to appoint a new manager & wanting to continue with the current coaching set up
Replying to @FGRFC_Official
“We’ll get someone in” 16th in the league and the owners just said there’s no manager vacancy, the club is in an absolute mess
Forest Green fans need answers and now @DaleVince. Mark Bowen saying we’re looking (for a manager) and you’re saying we aren’t. We need something after that shambles. Lucky to only concede four. Relegation inbound rather than playoffs,
It's a battle for survival from now on in, isn't it? 🥹
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Full credit to Hartlepool 👏
Better coached side. Well drilled, defend well & look a threat from set pieces.
FGR are a mess, really struggling out there
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I don't understand why we wouldn't appoint a new manager.
We're a relatively poorly coached side, and we're 16th in the league.
So the argument that Savage wasn't responsible for the coaching, because the backroom staff handled it & therefore should continue, doesn't really make sense to me.
If those coaches have been responsible for the team's performances and we're underachieving, why would we simply continue with the same setup rather than bring in a new manager with fresh ideas and a different approach?
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