Big Jim is in - Official

Originally Posted by Sparky***

Going back to the original point

Headlines this morning screaming about “toxic”

https://x.com/deadlinedaylive/status...Tig51Y-d5izVYA

Obviously there’s no specifics or any kind of detail, but then it’s related to Man Utd and it’s negative, so it’ll go down well.

Did you write it?

Originally Posted by Big Norm

They've regurgitated this "toxic" shite for every manager since Fergie left so it's no surprise it's raised it's head now there's new ownership in place.

you will not find a single article since 2005 accusing the glazers of being toxic

Originally Posted by believe

Did you write it?

Hahahahahahahahaha

Good one.

Originally Posted by larry

you will not find a single article since 2005 accusing the glazers of being toxic

Pretty difficult to be toxic when you're never £#%&!ing there tbh.

Originally Posted by Big Norm

Pretty difficult to be toxic when you're never £#%&!ing there tbh.

Exactly. I’m sure everyone would love working for a boss that didn’t give a £#%&! about the day to day running of the business.

Originally Posted by Big Norm

Pretty difficult to be toxic when you're never £#%&!ing there tbh.

yes, point is the media are raging now jim is on his fix it mission
as if nothing but terminal decline is acceptable to them

Bloke working from home tells people they can’t work from home. Nice one, Jim.

Fancy a man who owns a company telling people what to do - utter madness.

Originally Posted by Taibi

Bloke working from home tells people they can’t work from home. Nice one, Jim.

bit different

Originally Posted by Taibi

Bloke working from home tells people they can’t work from home. Nice one, Jim.

Carrington insider located.

Heard all the credit cards been recalled also. For you, Carrington, the gravy train is over

decent video

https://youtu.be/UPjzdsFQCaQ?si=gZInUKSENNtPr8sQ

https://x.com/deadlinedaylive/status/1792990300454912315?s=46&t=46osAsCMaSbh7vgQsN2lEQ

“That’s not how you finish 8th”

Originally Posted by Dr Stranger

“That’s not how you finish 8th”

Sounds like a lot of people got used to standards being on the floor and half-arsing it every day for the last 10 years.

"doesn't understand how the industry works" ffs.

Yes because you've been running such a successful operation for the last decade, eh?

The FA perks were removed years ago, it's a nonsense story....

Also people shouldn't be working from home....

Originally Posted by Sparky***

Sounds like a lot of people got used to standards being on the floor and half-arsing it every day for the last 10 years.

Also applies to the UK in general.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is confident Manchester United will not be demoted from the Europa League and will be allowed to compete next season alongside Nice, the French club he also owns via his company Ineos.

Uefa regulations prevent an organisation or person from wielding “decisive influence” over more than one club in the same competition. Ratcliffe has a 27.7% stake in United and controls the club’s football policy, and Ineos has owned Nice since 2019.

Uefa has a deadline of Monday for clubs to satisfy its rules. Ineos believes it must indicate by then the adjustments it will make and that their implementation can follow. Rulings will be delivered by Uefa in the summer and if United were to lose the case they would be demoted to the Europa Conference League because they finished lower in the Premier League (eighth) than Nice did in Ligue 1 (fifth).

Manchester City and Girona, who each qualified for the Champions League, have to make a similar case to Uefa. This is because City Football Group owns 81% of the English champions and 44.3% of the Spanish club.

https://www.theguardian.com/football...-europa-league

Originally Posted by larry

https://www.theguardian.com/football...-europa-league

Have they recently implemented these rules? Because i'm sure i've seen RB Leipzig and RB Salzburg play each other before?

Originally Posted by Sparky***

Have they recently implemented these rules? Because i'm sure i've seen RB Leipzig and RB Salzburg play each other before?

RB Salzburg and RB Leipzig competed in the 2017-18 Champions League despite each being owned by Red Bull GmbH. Uefa investigators found the company exerted a strong influence over both clubs but its club financial control body found there were not enough grounds to believe there was influence running between the two clubs after certain members of staff linked to Red Bull and loan arrangements between the teams had been removed.

2-5 are all reasonable. Not sure I’m convinced 1 is the absolute best way to go about things. I hate it when we sign players in their mid-30s but sometimes experience is needed. For example if we sign another centre forward, it should be someone at the peak of their powers, or at least someone very experienced who can help Hojlund while he develops.

Edit - not sure about the technical director dictating the style of play either tbh…