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I felt an odd sense of calm after Sunday. As though the nadir for the season has now been hit and things could just get better from here.
No...but the fan base is.
I've been a lifelong fan but joined Redcafe after Ole's interim appointment since it was so fun having a Norwegian as manager of the club, if only for a little bit.
My passion for the club is the same as always, and always will be. But a lot of the online conversation and opinion is depressing.
The most depressing thing is seeing our own fans and their characteristics of both manager and players. I've become a bit disillusioned with the fact that this forums main purpose right now is infighting.
I’m not sure Ferguson has this much clout with billionaires who are renowned for being ruthless when they need to. Maybe his opinion re Moyes had some sway but if it did, surely they’d put less weight on his views this time?It makes me more depressed because SAF cannot see the woods because of the trees. He was among the best as a manager but has fecked up a lot of things. The Moyes debacle and now according to most reports he was the one who convinced The Glazers to keep Ole as a manager and to give him more chances. this is extremely depressing.
Totally agree. If clinical depression was the same as what I feel when the club is going through a bad patch, then depression would be a million times easier to deal with.I do agree that we have a very very negative fanbase, but I don't blame us, this club is actually not going well for a number of years, people are looking at relegation as a turning point.
I aint gonna say depressed because I've suffered from depression before and is nothing comparable in this case, but I do have a lot of shitty day by day moments thinking about United (which is something I do A LOT every day). Watching the team play also gives me bad moments sometimes. But all in all I love the club and I enjoy a lot every good bit of it
Back in my teens and twenty’s I’d stew on a defeat for days , it would affect me way more than it should, but I’m in my 40,s now so I find it easy to switch off after the final whistle, Sunday wasn’t a surprise, it’s been coming , so I was quite calm watching it, even getting battered on WhatsApp from all the scousers I know didn’t have an effect.
I still care, failure is becoming the norm unfortunately
I can relate. That's the worst part. Smug feckers. I hope Brighton hammers them on Saturday. That won't change how shit we are but it'll bring some satisfaction.Not as much as these fecking Liverpool fans. They are bloody doing my head in, last couple of days have been terrible. But all in all I have accepted the notion that I have no choice and no part to play in the grand scheme of things so I try to take things as they come with a very very different perspective to what I did before.
Love Utd, hate the Glazers.
True,No...but the fan base is.
You'd basically say the same about any forum, any social media platform I think.this forums main purpose right now is infighting.
Yes this Atalanta was amazing because b365 paid out on the loss….then they won anywayNah, I just keep betting against us. Cancels out the depression with a monetary gain.
Yes this Atalanta was amazing because b365 paid out on the loss….then they won anyway
Don't worry, this board has a rich history of infighting and strife. It's much better these days and it can only improve from here..I've been a lifelong fan but joined Redcafe after Ole's interim appointment since it was so fun having a Norwegian as manager of the club, if only for a little bit.
My passion for the club is the same as always, and always will be. But a lot of the online conversation and opinion is depressing.
The most depressing thing is seeing our own fans and their characteristics of both manager and players. I've become a bit disillusioned with the fact that this forums main purpose right now is infighting.