Manchester United Team Talk/Gossip/Rumours Thread 2015 Mod Note Post #2331

bangkok

user2011 wrote: »

A season of 2 halves,

First half,



Second Half,



Guess who started most games in the second half? :pac::pac::pac:

Can I guess?!

Lord TSC

astradave wrote: »

No doubt this will be something anti-United.

https://twitter.com/DuncanCastles/status/698605854812200960

Supposedly this is that Jose is Seriously considering taking the Portugal job because United are dithering

Good guy Castles, always looking to troll United fans when things are looking bad. Always rely on him to stir the pot...

The_Kew_Tour

Can he not just say it now?

Flint Fredstone

The_Kew_Tour wrote: »

Can he not just say it now?

No, he has to drum up enough interest first, get a few new followers, build the suspense and then unleash the bullshít.

user2011

bangkok wrote: »

Can I guess?!

Sorry man only people who don't have names beginning with B and ending with K allowed, next time though. :P:D

The_Kew_Tour

Fewest Points after 26 games in PL

Fewest Goals scored also after same games.

Says a lot.

Cantona's Collars

The_Kew_Tour wrote: »

Can he not just say it now?

Press embargo is lifted now,anything that's stirring will pop up shortly.

BTW Castles is an ABU shitstirrer.

Kerrydude1981

Painful watching MOTD

Cantona's Collars

Manchester United are closing in on the £70million purchase of Borussia Dortmund striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang this summer.

Executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward revealed this week to United shareholders that the club has cash reserves of £121.6m and indicated there will be 'star signings' in the summer.

Despite the speculation surrounding manager Louis van Gaal, work on signings continues

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3445993/Manchester-United-line-70m-summer-bid-Borussia-Dortmund-striker-Pierre-Emerick-Aubameyang.html#ixzz405gdVw1h

Maybe that's why Jose was watching Dortmund??

Trigger

zerks wrote: »

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3445993/Manchester-United-line-70m-summer-bid-Borussia-Dortmund-striker-Pierre-Emerick-Aubameyang.html#ixzz405gdVw1h

Maybe that's why Jose was watching Dortmund??

Rob Draper the writer, he took over Ladymans slot didn't he

Rayne Wooney

Aubameyamg would be an insane buy, I can only imagine the terror himself and Martial would cause

I'd be throwing money at them for Reus too

Cantona's Collars

https://twitter.com/br_uk/status/698630184019185665

homerjay2005

The_Kew_Tour wrote: »

Fewest Points after 26 games in PL

Fewest Goals scored also after same games.

Says a lot.

i think i posted a few weeks back but its on a par with our worst offensive season since 1974 when the club was relegated.

Rossi IRL

Big story that their coming up with now is that Mour has been offered the Portugal job.

J. Marston

Quickly Robin, to the Pochettino mobile!

jayo26

Rossi IRL wrote: »

Big story that their coming up with now is that Mour has been offered the Portugal job.

Never liked him anyway...

Trigger

Rossi IRL wrote: »

Big story that their coming up with now is that Mour has been offered the Portugal job.

Your reading too much of BangkoksIndykalia's twitter:P

Kerrydude1981

Finding a new manager could end up like all the stories of last summer of all the big money world class signings that were coming in,

Think Jose is coming

Ends up with Mike Bassett

Canadel

Rayne Wooney wrote: »

Aubameyamg would be an insane buy, I can only imagine the terror himself and Martial would cause

If by insane you mean because we sold a similar but technically better player in Welbeck then I agree.

Rossi IRL

astradave wrote: »

Your reading too much of BangkoksIndykalia's twitter:P

Thats why i said coming up with.

They are total spoofers.

jayo26

Canadel wrote: »

If by insane you mean because we sold a similar but technically better player in Welbeck then I agree.

mewe

Would love Pochettino but would be happy to take Mourinho as the next managerial appointment is critical in terms of the club falling further behind. I'd have confidence in Mourinho regardless of what happened this season with Chelsea.

user2011

Canadel wrote: »

If by insane you mean because we sold a similar but technically better player in Welbeck then I agree.

Flint Fredstone

Canadel wrote: »

If by insane you mean because we sold a similar but technically better player in Welbeck then I agree.

I thought you didn't support any team?

TheDoc

Enough has been said about today.

Losing to Sunderland should be an immediately sackable offense. A terrible, terrible team. Losing to them is a total embarrassment and had me fuming all day.

The ****ing state of it.

Trigger

Think this is Castles:

https://twitter.com/ChelsTransfer/status/698647544360898560?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

https://twitter.com/ChelsTransfer/status/698647571749732353

https://twitter.com/ChelsTransfer/status/698647644348919808

https://twitter.com/ChelsTransfer/status/698647670592663553

Flint Fredstone

TheDoc wrote: »

Enough has been said about today.

Losing to Sunderland should be an immediately sackable offense. A terrible, terrible team. Losing to them is a total embarrassment and had me fuming all day.

The ****ing state of it.

I've totally checked out on this season. We will finish somewhere between 5th and 17th place, I'm not even that bothered where.
I don't think I've ever turned a match off in the first half until today. I was watching the game on the PlayStation 4 and I just thought to myself that I'd rather be playing a game than looking at this crap :rolleyes:

Rayne Wooney

Canadel wrote: »

If by insane you mean because we sold a similar but technically better player in Welbeck then I agree.

I think Welbeck is fairly average tbh, he'd fit in as a main striker for a team near the bottom of the table but that's it really

Canadel

Flint Fredstone wrote: »

I thought you didn't support any team?

I've supported Utd since I was a child. I don't follow them fanatically though and I support a few other teams as well.

Flint Fredstone

Canadel wrote: »

I've supported Utd since I was a child. I don't follow them fanatically though and I support a few other teams as well.

"I'm a football fan, I don't support anyone, I support everyone" were your words.
You also said you hope Leicester smash United. It's all a bit of an act is it?

StringerBell

Canadel wrote: »

If by insane you mean because we sold a similar but technically better player in Welbeck then I agree.

It was pointed out earlier that you are simply not even trying anymore, this is yet more evidence of it. So sad when people lose that bit of magic and everybody else can see it except them

jambofc

gutted tbh champions league is gone bar we win the europa
we have good players(mostly) but whatever is going on our manager is just not getting them to play either attacking/positive football or with pride/fight for the club.....
i want him gone now asap if its giggs or "the special one" it will be better
it sure canny be any worse :mad:

Cantona's Collars

https://twitter.com/red_cafe/status/698647203779313664

Whatsisname

I'm pretty sure Canadel is Danny Welbeck.

Cantona's Collars

Mantis Toboggan

Free sandels on valentines day, perfect.

Canadel

Flint Fredstone wrote: »

"I'm a football fan, I don't support anyone, I support everyone" were your words.
You also said you hope Leicester smash United. It's all a bit of an act is it.

Exactly. I'm a fan of football. Of course I hope Leicester smash Utd in May if things continue on the way they are right now.

StringerBell wrote: »

It was pointed out earlier that you are simply not even trying anymore, this is yet more evidence of it. So sad when people lose that bit of magic and everybody else can see it except them

Oh yeah, the Sunderland match thread, where I accurately assessed that both teams are fairly evenly matched, and was laughed and scorned at. I do remember! No magic lost here my friend, I just experience it in different ways.

Optimalprimerib

J. Marston wrote: »

Quickly Robin, to the Pochettino mobile!

Hopefully he tells ye to fcuk off.

ericzeking

I actually thought we played ok if you ignore the result, it was the more forward thinking United that we've seen in the past couple of games, we passed it forward, there were some neat interplays. I thought Mata was very good. Martial has the spark and I really like CBJ.

But the result is absolutely septic....the players look like they are just going through the motions.

I hate picking on young players but Memphis looks like he just doesn't give a toss, you could forgive him his failings if he put a shift in when he came on.

LVG very much on borrowed time, as I said before I think it's all done and dusted that he's gone in summer and is only still in the job as he was deemed the least bad option til then, that was before Pep went to city though. If Mourinho is the choice (I disagree with this) I can't see why it's not being done already, so I would think he isn't.

ericzeking

I actually thought we played ok if you ignore the result, it was the more forward thinking United that we've seen in the past couple of games, we passed it forward, there were some neat interplays. I thought Mata was very good. Martial has the spark and I really like CBJ.

But the result is absolutely septic....the players look like they are just going through the motions.

I hate picking on young players but Memphis looks like he just doesn't give a toss, you could forgive him his failings if he put a shift in when he came on.

LVG very much on borrowed time, as I said before I think it's all done and dusted that he's gone in summer and is only still in the job as he was deemed the least bad option til then, that was before Pep went to city though. If Mourinho is the choice (I disagree with this) I can't see why it's not being done already, so I would think he isn't.

Flint Fredstone

Canadel wrote: »

Exactly. I'm a fan of football. Of course I hope Leicester smash Utd in May if things continue on the way they are right now.

Oh yeah, the Sunderland match thread, where I accurately assessed that both teams are fairly evenly matched, and was laughed and scorned at. I do remember! No magic lost here my friend, I just experience it in different ways.

I hope Leicester smash United.

Wait, I thought you were a United fan?

I don't support anyone.

Ok.

We shouldn't have sold Welbeck.

Wait, I thought you didn't support anyone?

I've supported United since I was a kid.

But you said you hope Leicester smash United.

Yeah, I don't support anyone.

jayo26

Anyone watch Sunday supplement from start this morning? Bloody yoke started at 8. Did Sam wheeler have much to say on mourinho??

Lord TSC

Sitting here, waiting for some fresh stories leaked by Mendes :P

Think I'm more annoyed today than I was yesterday. Gutted with the result even though when watching the second half in particular I was ready for Sunderlands winning goal to go in long before it happened. If that makes sense. I'm really starting to get used to the fact we have become so beatable.

Had a couple of pints last night with some of me m8s. Good few of them pool fans.

They didn't even slag me. Just said "meh you're ****e". Which I think hurt more! It's become acceptable that we are ****.

Sigh

homerjay2005

just watching some of those morning round ups on TV and there was a brief discussion that Pep, Jose or any other top manager would find it difficult to bring the club back to where it should be under the current structure/owners.

They were not absorbing LVG of blame at all, but they were saying that the entire set up at the club is wrong and a change of manager necessarily won't change a lot as some real problems exist elsewhere in the club.

Revenues will fall next year against expectations (which would include new TV money) and its going to be interesting to see what happens then in terms of squad improvement.

jayo26

homerjay2005 wrote: »

just watching some of those morning round ups on TV and there was a brief discussion that Pep, Jose or any other top manager would find it difficult to bring the club back to where it should be under the current structure/owners.

They were not absorbing LVG of blame at all, but they were saying that the entire set up at the club is wrong and a change of manager necessarily won't change a lot as some real problems exist elsewhere in the club.

Revenues will fall next year against expectations (which would include new TV money) and its going to be interesting to see what happens then in terms of squad improvement.

See i dont get this crap about problems elsewhere in the club, there is two sides to a club you have the on pitch side and the off the field side.

The only person that can directly impact the team on field is the manager unless you have boardroom staff that gets involved.

Similarly lvg isn't responsible for any going bumper contracts or noodle suppliers that the chairman's fault.

All the board can do is pick a manager and back him with money and sack him when he dont perform. Now that last point about sacking him they have failed to do but that's not a structure deep rooted problem thats it a simple decision that Woodward and the owners are responsible for.

To not lay the blame on lvg for where we are now is wrong he haha the club playing **** they are all his players he bought the majority of them but he hasn't got a bloody notion how to build them into an effective team so to blame the board of Woodward for that is wrong.

DARK-KNIGHT

homerjay2005 wrote: »

just watching some of those morning round ups on TV and there was a brief discussion that Pep, Jose or any other top manager would find it difficult to bring the club back to where it should be under the current structure/owners.

They were not absorbing LVG of blame at all, but they were saying that the entire set up at the club is wrong and a change of manager necessarily won't change a lot as some real problems exist elsewhere in the club.

Revenues will fall next year against expectations (which would include new TV money) and its going to be interesting to see what happens then in terms of squad improvement.

What areas were they saying would hold a new manager back?

The funds made available have been huge.

Blatter

homerjay2005 wrote: »

just watching some of those morning round ups on TV and there was a brief discussion that Pep, Jose or any other top manager would find it difficult to bring the club back to where it should be under the current structure/owners.

They were not absorbing LVG of blame at all, but they were saying that the entire set up at the club is wrong and a change of manager necessarily won't change a lot as some real problems exist elsewhere in the club.

Revenues will fall next year against expectations (which would include new TV money) and its going to be interesting to see what happens then in terms of squad improvement.

People on TV are generally not great when talking about actual football matches. When discussing club structures, revenues, debt etc. they are generally absolutely hilarious and not in a good way.

Headshot

I should be waking up to news LVG sacking...

jayo26

Moyse is some classy man fair play to him.