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| 21. Author: WarringtonPar Date: Mon 28th Oct 2024. 21:25 parathletic, Mon 28 Oct 18:36 Ruben Ameron has been announced tonight as accepting the United managers job by The Manchester Evening News and David Ornstein of the Athletic. According to both the only thing outstanding is the value of the compensation to Sporting Lisbon. Reply |
| 22. Author: NMCmassive Date: Mon 28th Oct 2024. 21:31 AdamAntsParsStripe, Mon 28 Oct 20:38 Honestly, the whole Fergie left them in a bad way 9 years and 6 managers later just doesn’t hold up for me anymore but can I just ask, are you seriously saying Aberdeen have struggled to recover since November 1986?? 🤷🏻♂️ like at what point do you think the onus is on the club and not on the ex manager? 😂😂😂😂 I can’t help laughing at this like 🤣🤣🤣🤣 COYP Post Edited (Mon 28 Oct 21:32) Reply |
| 23. Author: NMCmassive Date: Mon 28th Oct 2024. 21:31 Laughing that much my dyslexic thumbs are randomly blowing kisses 😂😂🤣🤣 COYP Reply |
| 24. Author: Raymie the Legend Date: Mon 28th Oct 2024. 21:54 The fact that Amorim is almost in the door so quickly would lead you to believe ETH’s sacking has been planned for a while ?  It`s bloody tough being a legend Ron Atkinson - 1983 Reply |
| 25. Author: Buspasspar Date: Mon 28th Oct 2024. 22:06 Topic Originator: AdamAntsParsStripe like Date: Mon 28 Oct 20:38 Klopp left Liverpool in a good place and deliberately so for a smooth transition. Fergie left Man Utd with an ageing squad and nothing for the next manager to work with. Not saying that’s his fault but United have never recovered from the Fergie years much like Aberdeen in Scotland for over three decades (until now hopefully ) Spot on AAPS .. He left Man U in a mess .. it was all about him .. We are forever shaped by the Children we once were Reply |
| 26. Author: Johan_Cruyff Date: Tue 29th Oct 2024. 05:35 Thats a little harsh buspasspar - his wifes sister had died around Oct/Nov of that season if I remember rightly and he decided that he needed to be with her and focus on her after she had supported his career for so many years. Dont forget he left them as champions of england with Rooney and Van Persie leading the attack.  Reply |
| 27. Author: da_no_1 Date: Tue 29th Oct 2024. 06:39 "Left United in a mess" 😅😅😅 "It was all about him" 😅😅😅 Where to start with this nonsense "Some days will stay a 1000 years, some pass like the flash of a spark" Reply |
| 28. Author: ipswichpar Date: Tue 29th Oct 2024. 08:24 Jesus was a joke as he didn`t leave anybody in place to walk in water after he moved on. Reply |
| 29. Author: shellypar Date: Tue 29th Oct 2024. 09:05 GG Riva, Mon 28 Oct 18:08 Bielsa at leeds was a huge success COYP Reply |
| 30. Author: ipswichpar Date: Tue 29th Oct 2024. 09:11 I`m not sure speaking English is Yorkshire is a prerequisite. Reply |
| 31. Author: shellypar Date: Tue 29th Oct 2024. 10:18 ipswichpar, Tue 29 Oct 09:11 🤣🤣 tbf he did speak some english, he just didnt want the english media to misinterpert his words and twist them, and that whole spying saga was incredible COYP Reply |
| 32. Author: WarringtonPar Date: Tue 29th Oct 2024. 13:28 Post Edited (Tue 29 Oct 13:33) Reply |
| 33. Author: WarringtonPar Date: Tue 29th Oct 2024. 13:33 Raymie the Legend, Mon 28 Oct 21:54 Reports in the MEN suggest recent meetings with Amorim and Xavi’s representatives took place in Barcelona. The new board were there for a meeting with Jim Ratcliffe who was in Barca for the Americas Cup. Reply |
| 34. Author: GG Riva Date: Tue 29th Oct 2024. 15:52 shellypar, Tue 29 Oct 09:05 There`s always an exception that proves the rule, shelly. 🙂 And anyway, I did say that only a very few managers who don`t speak the native language are successful. Perhaps Claudio Ranieri is the outstanding example. When he arrived at Chelsea, he spoke no English at all. By the time he returned to the Premier League with Leicester, he spoke a little pidgin English and we all know what happened next.....  Not your average Sunday League player. Reply |
| 35. Author: AdamAntsParsStripe Date: Tue 29th Oct 2024. 16:30 NMCmassive, Mon 28 Oct 21:31 Not the club itself but their fans couldn’t let it go they were no longer a ‘big’ club for what seemed like decades. Zwei Pints Bier und ein Päckchen Chips bitte  Reply |
| 36. Author: widtink Date: Tue 29th Oct 2024. 18:32 Man united? I`ve heard they used to be really good but it was a long time ago now. They`re pretty rubbish these days let`s be honest. I would be very surprised if they finish the season in the top half of the table. Still , ... They`ll always have the memories 😆 Admin Reply |
| 37. Author: red-star-par Date: Tue 29th Oct 2024. 19:10 widtink, Tue 29 Oct 18:32 I`m no fan of Manchester United but them and Liverpool are by far and away the biggest teams in England all the others just have spells that will come and go Reply |
| 38. Author: da_no_1 Date: Tue 29th Oct 2024. 19:17 widtink, Tue 29 Oct 18:32 Yeah United fans have a generation worth of memories that other clubs will never come close to getting. "Some days will stay a 1000 years, some pass like the flash of a spark" Reply |
| 39. Author: kozmasrightfoot Date: Tue 29th Oct 2024. 21:34 It doesn`t matter who takes over, the job is a cursed poisoned chalice. Until the curse is lifted,nothing will change. Reply |
| 40. Author: da_no_1 Date: Tue 29th Oct 2024. 21:55 kozmasrightfoot, Tue 29 Oct 21:34 Absolute bollocks "Some days will stay a 1000 years, some pass like the flash of a spark" Reply |
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