New deals for McKenna and Carrick aswell

Originally Posted by jem

Originally Posted by dunk

Nothing Mou did was good. He rode the coattails of the efforts of LvG and eroded all good feeling along the way.

Dumped out of Europe twice, losing to PSV, Wolfsburg, Midtjylland and Liverpool. Twenty odd points off Leicester, the feelgood 2016 season coattail reps as follows:

David de Gea
Phil Jones
Marcos Rojo
Memphis Depay
Juan Mata
Anthony Martial
Wayne Rooney
Adnan Januzaj
Chris Smalling
Michael Carrick
Daley Blind
Ashley Young
James Wilson
Sergio Romero
Ander Herrera
Luke Shaw
Antonio Valencia
Marouane Fellaini
Morgan Schneiderlin
Guillermo Varela
Bastian Schweinsteiger
Paddy McNair
Jesse Lingard
Matteo Darmian
Donald Love
Marcus Rashford
Cameron Borthwick-Jackson
Andreas Pereira
James Weir
Will Keane
Timothy Fosu-Mensah

Originally Posted by Chris Quayd

Dumped out of Europe twice, losing to PSV, Wolfsburg, Midtjylland and Liverpool. Twenty odd points off Leicester, the feelgood 2016 season coattail reps as follows:

David de Gea
Phil Jones
Marcos Rojo
Memphis Depay
Juan Mata
Anthony Martial
Wayne Rooney
Adnan Januzaj
Chris Smalling
Michael Carrick
Daley Blind
Ashley Young
James Wilson
Sergio Romero
Ander Herrera
Luke Shaw
Antonio Valencia
Marouane Fellaini
Morgan Schneiderlin
Guillermo Varela
Bastian Schweinsteiger
Paddy McNair
Jesse Lingard
Matteo Darmian
Donald Love
Marcus Rashford
Cameron Borthwick-Jackson
Andreas Pereira
James Weir
Will Keane
Timothy Fosu-Mensah

valencia - carrick - basti

I could cry.

Originally Posted by Chris Quayd

Dumped out of Europe twice, losing to PSV, Wolfsburg, Midtjylland and Liverpool. Twenty odd points off Leicester, the feelgood 2016 season coattail reps as follows:

David de Gea
Phil Jones
Marcos Rojo
Memphis Depay
Juan Mata
Anthony Martial
Wayne Rooney
Adnan Januzaj
Chris Smalling
Michael Carrick
Daley Blind
Ashley Young
James Wilson
Sergio Romero
Ander Herrera
Luke Shaw
Antonio Valencia
Marouane Fellaini
Morgan Schneiderlin
Guillermo Varela
Bastian Schweinsteiger
Paddy McNair
Jesse Lingard
Matteo Darmian
Donald Love
Marcus Rashford
Cameron Borthwick-Jackson
Andreas Pereira
James Weir
Will Keane
Timothy Fosu-Mensah

Dumped out of the CL when 10 1st teamers were unavailable. Ended the season with a cup win and a core of youngsters. Liverpool in the EL was disgusting.

Originally Posted by Chris Quayd

Dumped out of Europe twice, losing to PSV, Wolfsburg, Midtjylland and Liverpool. Twenty odd points off Leicester, the feelgood 2016 season coattail reps as follows:

David de Gea
Phil Jones
Marcos Rojo
Memphis Depay
Juan Mata
Anthony Martial
Wayne Rooney
Adnan Januzaj
Chris Smalling
Michael Carrick
Daley Blind
Ashley Young
James Wilson
Sergio Romero
Ander Herrera
Luke Shaw
Antonio Valencia
Marouane Fellaini
Morgan Schneiderlin
Guillermo Varela
Bastian Schweinsteiger
Paddy McNair
Jesse Lingard
Matteo Darmian
Donald Love
Marcus Rashford
Cameron Borthwick-Jackson
Andreas Pereira
James Weir
Will Keane
Timothy Fosu-Mensah

Amongst the worst squad management in the clubs history. Horrific. Set us back years.

Originally Posted by Hyman_Roth

Amongst the worst squad management in the clubs history. Horrific. Set us back years.

So much money spent on absolute garbage.

Funny pressers though tbf

Originally Posted by dunk

Dumped out of the CL when 10 1st teamers were unavailable. Ended the season with a cup win and a core of youngsters. Liverpool in the EL was disgusting.

PSV 1–2
VfL Wolfsburg 2–1
CSKA Moscow 1–1
CSKA Moscow 1–0
PSV 0–0
VfL Wolfsburg 2–3

How many of the four matches we failed to win were we missing 10 first teamers?

Originally Posted by 20LEgend1999

Backed him until the very end, as far as I remember. If there's one thing I've learned about saffers, it's that you can always trust his assessment of managers.

Source: The official 'Save us, Mourinho' Thread - 17/04/2013

Originally Posted by Hyman_Roth

It was always going to be this way. The Mou Mou lads were utterly destroyed - they almost died out completely - run out of town and forced to fish in foreign waters. But there was an inner strength there, a tenacity and determination and slowly they started to re-emerge. At first some simple foundation stones led by their leader calling Ole an ‘exciting but naive appointment’ whilst everyone else was enjoying the warm glow of the post nuclear winter left by Mou. They grew in strength initially but through successive results and incredible squad strengthening, they again lost their grip.

But they’d learnt something - they’d found weaknesses just like water does, searching out small fissures and biding their time. It’s hard not to admire their resolve. The re-emergence of grinchers isn’t just some random act ladies and gentlemen. It’s a calculated strategy designed to pounce of those weaknesses.

And so, the Mou Mou lads are now in the ascendency with the ole lads now firmly in retreat.

Personally, I see a pyrrhic victory ahead of us all.

This is spot on.

The Knights of Mourinho have been significantly underestimated, NQAT. At one point it almost felt cruel to kick them whilst they were down, as Jose disintegrated in such predictably typical fashion at Spurs, but the move back to Italy, combined with the choppy waters Ole has floated into, has catalysed a second wind, and just when you thought these lads were out, they pull themselves back in.

Grinchy's return is like that of the Witch King of Angmar arriving at the Battle of Minis Tirith, and Saffers has been rejuvenated with a new strength like a revived Saruman the White pulling strings from on high.

The Fellowship are going to have to pull out something special to slay this formidable of a foe.

"For Ole..."

Pretty sure the Mourinho lot are either on a long wum or are mentally deranged.

Originally Posted by Neo

This is spot on.

The Knights of Mourinho have been significantly underestimated, NQAT. At one point it almost felt cruel to kick them whilst they were down, as Jose disintegrated in such predictably typical fashion at Spurs, but the move back to Italy, combined with the choppy waters Ole has floated into, has catalysed a second wind, and just when you thought these lads were out, they pull themselves back in.

Grinchy's return is like that of the Witch King of Angmar arriving at the Battle of Minis Tirith, and Saffers has been rejuvenated with a new strength like a revived Saruman the White pulling strings from on high.

The Fellowship are going to have to pull out something special to slay this formidable of a foe.

"For Ole..."

Originally Posted by Neo

This is spot on.

The Knights of Mourinho have been significantly underestimated, NQAT. At one point it almost felt cruel to kick them whilst they were down, as Jose disintegrated in such predictably typical fashion at Spurs, but the move back to Italy, combined with the choppy waters Ole has floated into, has catalysed a second wind, and just when you thought these lads were out, they pull themselves back in.

Grinchy's return is like that of the Witch King of Angmar arriving at the Battle of Minis Tirith, and Saffers has been rejuvenated with a new strength like a revived Saruman the White pulling strings from on high.

The Fellowship are going to have to pull out something special to slay this formidable of a foe.

"For Ole..."

Originally Posted by Neo

This is spot on.

The Knights of Mourinho have been significantly underestimated, NQAT. At one point it almost felt cruel to kick them whilst they were down, as Jose disintegrated in such predictably typical fashion at Spurs, but the move back to Italy, combined with the choppy waters Ole has floated into, has catalysed a second wind, and just when you thought these lads were out, they pull themselves back in.

Grinchy's return is like that of the Witch King of Angmar arriving at the Battle of Minis Tirith, and Saffers has been rejuvenated with a new strength like a revived Saruman the White pulling strings from on high.

The Fellowship are going to have to pull out something special to slay this formidable of a foe.

"For Ole..."

I properly lolled at that. Incredible work.

Neo breaking into the top 3 at FOTY is as good as printing money

Originally Posted by Neo

This is spot on.

The Knights of Mourinho have been significantly underestimated, NQAT. At one point it almost felt cruel to kick them whilst they were down, as Jose disintegrated in such predictably typical fashion at Spurs, but the move back to Italy, combined with the choppy waters Ole has floated into, has catalysed a second wind, and just when you thought these lads were out, they pull themselves back in.

Grinchy's return is like that of the Witch King of Angmar arriving at the Battle of Minis Tirith, and Saffers has been rejuvenated with a new strength like a revived Saruman the White pulling strings from on high.

The Fellowship are going to have to pull out something special to slay this formidable of a foe.

"For Ole..."

Originally Posted by dunk

Good stuff. In line with the manager’s new deal and ensuring stability within the club.

Good stuff.

https://twitter.com/utdreport/status/1453030812333527061?s=21

Leaks have started again

Originally Posted by AK14

https://twitter.com/utdreport/status...333527061?s=21

Leaks have started again

Considering he is about 12 and never played a professional game I'm not surprised. I bet no one takes him seriously. Footballs Gareth Keenan.

Originally Posted by windy waffles

Considering he is about 12 and never played a professional game I'm not surprised. I bet no one takes him seriously. Footballs Gareth Keenan.

Originally Posted by windy waffles

Considering he is about 12 and never played a professional game I'm not surprised. I bet no one takes him seriously. Footballs Gareth Keenan.

He's an ex pro FFS

Rest is spot on...