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Let's all laugh at Man Utd: Istanbald
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Player:Martinelli
And their big signing of the summer, Fred, has looked rubbish.Neville being refreshingly honest.
Yanited fans always quick to say “grrrr no Martial”, “grrrrr play Rashford..” those pair have been terrible for a long, long time now.
Yanited lack quality. It’s as simple as that. They’ve spent their money terribly and are paying for it. Since Ferguson has left, which signing can you pinpoint as a total success?
Martial, hit and miss. Pogba, turns up for 20% of games. Lukaku, £25M player max. Luke Shaw only now producing anything like decent form. Lindelof and Bailley- shocking. Alexis Sanchez
Ibrahimovic, Falcao, Di Maria, Memphis, Schneiderlin, Schweinsteiger- bar Ibra all monumental flops.
It’s been a horror show at Old Trafford.
Dennis_Bergkamp_10
Established Member
Some Dutch fans I know only blame the Glazers and Woodward. Mourinho didn't get his signings so this is not his fault
Long may this continue..
Long may this continue..
Some Dutch fans I know only blame the Glazers and Woodward. Mourinho didn't get his signings so this is not his fault
Long may this continue..
The fact that no one can agree as to who's the biggest problem is really great. It means division for Utd, and division means pain for Utd, and pain for utd means joy for the rest of us.
Is it the owner, the chief exec, the manager or the players? No one knows! I love it.
Burnley have an EL tie on Thursday and they've been poor this season, reckon United will get back on track.
Has anyone else noticed a quite stark affinity, or at least a symmetry, between Arsenal and Man Utd?
15-20 years ago the two clubs were the top two in the country, both coached to great success by long-serving patriarchal managers. Since then both have been taken over by remote American owners who are despised by fans for exploiting the clubs for financial gain instead of investing for sporting success.
Arsenal and Man Utd are two of the three historic clubs of English football, along with Liverpool. Three new interlopers have joined the fray, seeing both Arsenal and Utd surpassed on the field by their local rivals.
Both clubs have struggled in different ways to deal with the consequences of the success and longevity of their patriarchs. Both clubs feel that their historic identities have been seized and sucked dry by foreign investors incompatible with the traditions of the club. Both clubs are indignant that their rivals, whom they considered insignificant not too long ago, are now better than them. Both sets of fans are divided, restless and fear that the superlative history of their club is being inexorably lost into the ether of the global corporate space.
Arsenal and Man Utd have a lot in common, it's just a difference of scale. Someone should write a book about that.
15-20 years ago the two clubs were the top two in the country, both coached to great success by long-serving patriarchal managers. Since then both have been taken over by remote American owners who are despised by fans for exploiting the clubs for financial gain instead of investing for sporting success.
Arsenal and Man Utd are two of the three historic clubs of English football, along with Liverpool. Three new interlopers have joined the fray, seeing both Arsenal and Utd surpassed on the field by their local rivals.
Both clubs have struggled in different ways to deal with the consequences of the success and longevity of their patriarchs. Both clubs feel that their historic identities have been seized and sucked dry by foreign investors incompatible with the traditions of the club. Both clubs are indignant that their rivals, whom they considered insignificant not too long ago, are now better than them. Both sets of fans are divided, restless and fear that the superlative history of their club is being inexorably lost into the ether of the global corporate space.
Arsenal and Man Utd have a lot in common, it's just a difference of scale. Someone should write a book about that.
United Stand is their comedic equivalent of AFTV
BobP
Memri Fan
hahah that's great editing lol, if I hadn't watched the original I would have thought he was commenting on that goal..
The original if funny as **** too:
Lidl_Reed
Wants a new name
FIFA streams and commentary are a thing? Who the hell watches those? 
FIFA streams and commentary are a thing? Who the hell watches those?
KSI became a millionaire through FIFA streams, so there's obviously a huge market for it.
Lidl_Reed
Wants a new name
Depressing. I get Fortnite streams and stuff like that, but why would you want to do it with FIFA? Not like there's some huge skill barrier to playing it.
razörist
Soft With The Ladies, Hard With The Mes
Country: Morocco
Pfff Wenger robbed United blind with the Alexis-Mkhi swap deal. 6 months left on the deal and what a way to make the best of it. We got a quality player in Mkhi and they got past it Alexis that doesn’t dribble or run anymore on 400k. Ha!
"What a pants crap goal"...haha I mean I knew he was a child, but I didn't know he was an *actual* human child.
this guy might overtake Troopz and DT as the embarrassing youtube fan
Apparently he's not real. He's like if Sacha Baren Cohen did football 24/7 for a living. Gotta hand it to him, it's impressive.
Genius or special needs? It's the great question of our time.
Power move from Martial
Country: Australia
That's a pretty trashy headline from the Times , bit suprised .
