DoomSlayer
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Another PR move by the club hierarchy. It means the "Glazers out" movement is starting to heat the seat under their asses.
What's part of that article has people negative? Even if it's a leak he's trying to assure fans of more signings. What's the negative? That he might be lying?
What's part of that article has people negative? Even if it's a leak he's trying to assure fans of more signings. What's the negative? That he might be lying?
That's just how Ed writes. Here's a copy of the e-mail which I had leaked from a mate who works at Old Trafford...
Dear Staff (Employees),
I (Ed Woodward) would like to thank you (the recipient) of your continued dedication to the club (Manchester United) over the last number of months (a unit of time, used with calendars, which is approximately as long as a natural period related to the motion of the Moon).
I would like to take this opportunity to reassure you that - despite recent stories in the media - we (the club (Manchester United (a professional football club based in Old Trafford, Manchester (a metropolitan borough in Greater Manchester (help me, I can't stop elaborating in brackets (tall punctuation marks commonly used in matched pairs (please make it stop (send help now)))))))).
Get back to work.
Kind regards,
Ed (The Teflon Don)
YepLooks like a intentional "leak" to calm the fans that more signings are coming
Another PR move by the club hierarchy. It means the "Glazers out" movement is starting to heat the seat under their asses.
Bull. It's just in a response to #GlazersOut.
Same brief as the imaginary DoF!
That's just the beginning, hopefully. We need trustworthy people to lead the way and I really hope our club legends start to support the movement in the future.I'd say that "protest" today gave them a great laugh and will have quelled a large portion of whatever concerns they have.
Bull. It's just in a response to #GlazersOut.
Same brief as the imaginary DoF!
This seems as if it is a leak by Woody to appease the fans.
It seems as if he Woody is using the "there's no value in the market" as an excuse to hide behind to not fully backing Ole, which if true is terrible. When he is talking about working on getting players fit to the long term vision, I think he is just talking crap to make it look like he is trying and then he can say we tried but there is no value in the market.
One of the key points to me is "Ole's philosophy and plan's for building his team" I think Woody should just keep his nose out of recruitment and concern himself with negotiating contracts and give Ole a set budget, so he can instil his philosophy and start building his team.
I also think that all money from potential sales should be fully invested back into the team, which may or may not happen.
I have absolutely no idea but it seems people hate on Woodward for past transgressions, instead of looking at what he's done this window.
Look: We have penned a good talent in Daniel james, signed a GREAT talent at £50 million pounds, the clubs 6th biggest signing of all time in Wan-Bissaka, close to re-signing Rashford to a long term contract, and we are still in business for more players this window.
Like, what the hell is wrong with that? I want someone to give me one thing that is negative about our transfer window now. Actually negative, not something made up.
That's just the beginning, hopefully. We need trustworthy people to lead the way and I really hope our club legends start to support the movement in the future.
I understand but still remain hopeful that there still are people involved with the club, who care about our honour and legacy, not just lining their pockets as much as possible in the short term.They aren’t, and aren’t ever going to. A lot of them are on the club payroll, and the ones that aren’t already won’t want to burn that bridge.
Beckham, Scholes, Giggs, Nev are all club owners themselves. They aren’t going to come out attacking another club owner.
Ole(Norwegian,Ex Utd striker) philosophy and plans(ideas strategy etc) for building his(Ole, Utd Manager) team( Utd) and is a player(football) who will excite our(Utd) great fans as the season (19/20) unfoldsthat was my first thought.
Surprised at the end it didn't say
“Aaron fits perfectly with Ole’s philosophy and plans for building his team (Manchester United) and is a player who will excite our great fans as the season unfolds.”
But how does it seem as if he's not backing Ole? He's backed every manager sometimes to our detriment. At least they seem to have a plan. I and others would prefer a proper football person in charge of that side, but he's still trying.This seems as if it is a leak by Woody to appease the fans.
It seems as if he Woody is using the "there's no value in the market" as an excuse to hide behind to not fully backing Ole, which if true is terrible. When he is talking about working on getting players fit to the long term vision, I think he is just talking crap to make it look like he is trying and then he can say we tried but there is no value in the market.
One of the key points to me is "Ole's philosophy and plan's for building his team" I think Woody should just keep his nose out of recruitment and concern himself with negotiating contracts and give Ole a set budget, so he can instil his philosophy and start building his team.
I also think that all money from potential sales should be fully invested back into the team, which may or may not happen.
It could be worse, we could have Kroenke......I understand but still remain hopeful that there still are people involved with the club, who care about our honour and legacy, not just lining their pockets as much as possible in the short term.
Here here. Well saidfeck off Woody with more bull. Take the Glazers with you.
That's just how Ed writes. Here's a copy of the e-mail which I had leaked from a mate who works at Old Trafford...
Dear Staff (Employees),
I (Ed Woodward) would like to thank you (the recipient) of your continued dedication to the club (Manchester United) over the last number of months (a unit of time, used with calendars, which is approximately as long as a natural period related to the motion of the Moon).
I would like to take this opportunity to reassure you that - despite recent stories in the media - we (the club (Manchester United (a professional football club based in Old Trafford, Manchester (a metropolitan borough in Greater Manchester (help me, I can't stop elaborating in brackets (tall punctuation marks commonly used in matched pairs (please make it stop (send help now)))))))).
Get back to work.
Kind regards,
Ed (The Teflon Don)
Arsenal have never been as big of a club as us and never will be with people like Kroenke in charge. Domestically, only Liverpool is our rival in that department.It could be worse, we could have Kroenke......
All owners line their pockets. It's not a question of them not investing, look at all the money that's been spent. It's the lack of a plan and organisation that's been our problem.
I'd say that "protest" today gave them a great laugh and will have quelled a large portion of whatever concerns they have.
Bull. It's just in a response to #GlazersOut.
But how does it seem as if he's not backing Ole? He's backed every manager sometimes to our detriment. At least they seem to have a plan. I and others would prefer a proper football person in charge of that side, but he's still trying.
Plus he's right. The fees are inflated. It doesn't mean he's not trying. It would be nice not to be fleeced for once. We've been paying over the odds for years with nothing to show for it. Let's take our time and see what happens.
What GlazersOut ?
There's feck all attention to it.
That's just how Ed writes. Here's a copy of the e-mail which I had leaked from a mate who works at Old Trafford...
Dear Staff (Employees),
I (Ed Woodward) would like to thank you (the recipient) of your continued dedication to the club (Manchester United) over the last number of months (a unit of time, used with calendars, which is approximately as long as a natural period related to the motion of the Moon).
I would like to take this opportunity to reassure you that - despite recent stories in the media - we (the club (Manchester United (a professional football club based in Old Trafford, Manchester (a metropolitan borough in Greater Manchester (help me, I can't stop elaborating in brackets (tall punctuation marks commonly used in matched pairs (please make it stop (send help now)))))))).
Get back to work.
Kind regards,
Ed (The Teflon Don)
You're seemingly moving the goal posts......Arsenal have never been as big of a club as us and never will be with people like Kroenke in charge. Domestically, only Liverpool is our rival in that department.
The money is a problem when it is wasted and when we neglect the basic core of the club like modernising the facilities, the stadium and the structure of operations on every level. Currently we need the Glazers to invest money from their pockets (since they basically earned billions from United) and they seemingly won't do it.