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It's usually Hazard that £#%&!s us up and he's gone United win all day |
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People getting giddy because of a friendly against inferior competition. The gulf in class between our squad and others is £#%&!ing huge. |
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Two comfortable wins with a style of play becoming apparent. Looks like we're holding onto Pogba and will have a couple of buys before the window shuts. Obviously more is needed but it is what it is.
Literally nothing to worry about. If it all goes to shit after a few games then it's panic stations. |
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The lowest expectation surrounding the club since Fergie left. Ole's appointment needs to a signal a rebuild. That rebuild needs to prioritise improving how we go about things. That is a priority over rushing and pushing to jump from 6th to 1st. It's that short-term naivety that has seen us panic, spend poorly and make snap decisions. I will accept us finishing outside top four if it signals a genuine change in 'philosophy'. If the season is spent getting these kids more experience. Changing what it means to be a United player at the moment. Getting the likes of Sanchez, Lukaku off the wage bill. To get to the end of the season and feel like we're on to something, rather than scrambling round in the dark. I really hope we see 'The 3 G's' given plenty of game time. I like AWB. I think James is the kind of player we need (remains to be seen if he's good enough, but I'd rather see him try than watch Sanchez limp to 300k per week) I have reservations about Ole's experience, but not about his attitude. And we need that as much as anything else. We all know the issues with the board and with the owners. That wont change as long as they are here..... but Liverpool fans felt the same way until they got Klopp. He changed everything for him. Nothing Klopp has done is earth-shattering. Ole could have a similar impact if he's left alone to build a side in his image. And I'm happy to remain patient and watch him do it. For much of Mourinho tenure, we complained that he would stifle the kids, that he was negative and he simply didn't give a shit about the club or 'get it'. Many wanted the opposite: the younger manager with passion and something to prove. We've got it. Let's give it a go. |
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I wasn’t particularly looking forward to this season but I feel a bit better about it all now. Sparky’s doom is just a way of him dealing with his own anxieties concerning united. Avoid or prepare for disappointment by projecting negatively on everything. I do it a bit (only on united) but his is really next level shit. Feels wrong that we all have to suffer it tbh |
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There's also the point that there is £#%&! all we can do, so why worry? We all know the issues, the bad decisions etc. we can't actually change any of them, so it is what it is |
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