Diddums
Dublin/Kerry
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About 4 or 5
The rest are either sick notes or not good enough.
3 years of poor Ineos recruitment has destroyed the squad.
Question: If you had the chance to rebuild this entire Manchester United squad, how many of the current crop are you keeping around? #mufc
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Question: If you had the chance to rebuild this entire Manchester United squad, how many of the current crop are you keeping around? #mufc
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AFL3: @stannesgaa 3-10 @ballyboughalgfc 1-11. Think Anne's get promoted as a result.
This is Ineos
Manchester United are in a relegation battle, no matter who the manager is
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Kingdom Calls recorded live at Dr Crokes Clubhouse youtu.be/YJusxPuj9pg
im going to say this was last minute, they lost anyway, he got at least a 3 game ban- make a legimate attempt to play the ball and he probably wins it as he has the attacker for pace, clearly
idiotic red card, no need at all to do this
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Shaw and Dorgu both injured so Dalot playing left-back because club refused to sign one.
Sesko out till January which means we play half the season without a striker.
This is for those toxic positivity fans who were telling us "you don't know better than the club" when we were begging every day to sign a left-back and striker, see how silly you look?
its not the greatest act of idiocy, its just yet another one. in a long line of them.
an absolute shambles of a "board". the would run a bath
because they wanted the best players & knew theyd cost money & wages.
Jim doesnt like to spend money. this is why we are now a mid table team under him.
Ratcliffe said last year, 'I wouldn’t have tolerated Ed Woodward or Richard Arnold.'
Yet Berrada and Wilcox are uncannily mimicking the old regime #mufc
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They've turned us into a mid table club potentially heading towards bottom 6.
This is what ineos have brought to United.
How is the keeper getting away with this?
Conceding soft goals over and over and nothing said.
His movement across his line and indeed as the 3rd goal off his line, shows a very average keeper.
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**THIS IS THE LAST CHANCE SALOON**
Our club have acted from day one as though the new stadium is already a done deal.
Surveys built around theoretical scenarios, diluting the voices of the very people who fill Old Trafford and have devoted their lives to this club.
There is a rot, a decay, a sense of hopelessness all due to the Glazers and Ratcliffe. They have sucked the life and dignity out of our club.
**Make no mistake. We are at a crossroads**
Act now or wave goodbye to the Manchester United you once knew.
Over the coming weeks, we will lay out clear plans. Plans that demand **ACTION**
And those actions will be down to **YOU, the fanbase.**
Not The 1958. Not another supporters' group. Not somebody else.
**YOU**
You might not like us. You might think we should smash the place up or somehow empty a 75,000 seat stadium.
We don't care what you think of us. It's all irrelevant.
This is bigger than The 1958. Bigger than egos, personalities and petty differences.
**Get behind the action or STFU when the club tramples all over you.**
Stop waiting for somebody else to fight your battles.
Because if we sit back and everything we've warned about becomes reality, don't start complaining that nobody did anything.
**You were warned. You had a choice.**
The plans will be crystal clear. The actions will be crystal clear.
The question is whether enough Reds give a shit to follow through.
**More to follow. Get your notifications on.**
The 1958 🇾🇪
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What INEOS have done at #mufc in less than THREE YEARS. It’s actually scary:
• Publicly explored replacing Ten Hag, then kept him and extended his contract.
• Spent around £200m that summer, only to sack him three months later.
• Spent millions securing Dan Ashworth after months of negotiations, only for him to leave five months into the job due to him not being on board with Amorim replacement due to huge change in playing style amid reports.
• Backed Amorim after finishing 15th, then sacked him following a reported breakdown in relations with the hierarchy. Where was that decisiveness over performances?
• Ratcliffe publicly said Amorim needed three years in October. He was gone by January.
• Retained Matt Hargreaves to lead transfer negotiations, yet we’re still questioning why moving players on and completing deals is so difficult. Hargreaves was working in sports marketing before this role.
• Said Carrick was an interim appointment while they took their time finding the right long-term manager. Then gave Carrick the job, reportedly against Vivell’s advice.
• Left Carrick going into a Champions League season without signing a left-back or providing adequate squad depth. Now we’re discussing his replacement in OCTOBER.
• If Carrick goes, his replacement will be the fourth permanent manager to work under INEOS in less than three years.
• Wilcox could get another say in choosing the manager despite his role in the decisions that brought us here. He reportedly wants Eddie Howe. Imagine still having Dan Ashworth…
• Ratcliffe identified constant managerial changes and switches in playing style as United’s problem in February 2024. Said the club needed an identity and recruitment to match. They’ve repeated the exact cycle he criticised.
• Sold McTominay and signed Ugarte despite reports Ten Hag wanted to keep McTominay.
• Moved the women’s team into temporary facilities so the men could use their building during Carrington renovations.
• Ratcliffe reportedly asked Katie Zelem, the women’s captain at the time, who she was and what she did at the club.
• Made hundreds of staff redundant while spending millions reversing their own decisions on managers and executives.
• Raised remaining members’ match tickets to £66 midway through 2024/25, removing concessions for children and pensioners on those tickets.
• Moved longstanding season-ticket holders out of their seats to make room for more corporate hospitality.
• Scrapped free staff lunches, reduced bonuses and removed free staff travel to the FA Cup final.
• Cancelled the staff Christmas party and reportedly replaced the £100 Christmas bonus with a £40 M&S voucher.
time for action.
Look at what the Glazers have made since buying Manchester United!
Safe to say they’ve bled our club dry!
#GLINEOSOUT
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