I said your loyalty to Woodward is disturbing. I never questioned your loyalty towards united.
Anyway Keep digging.
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Glazers / Woodward out! (One down)
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) and Imran (@Annihilate Now!) are here to discuss Amad saving our blushes in a win against Southampton as well as our now annual loss at home to Brighton. They discuss Amorim's post-match comments, revisit how mid-table we may or may not be, and discuss some transfer news.
I said your loyalty to Woodward is disturbing. I never questioned your loyalty towards united.
Anyway Keep digging.
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Looks like you're running after I've dug a hole and buried you in it.
I never questioned your loyalty towards united. I only said that I find your loyalty towards towards Woodward disturbing. Something I stick my guns upon. To see a supporter questioning a fellow fans love towards our club based on nationality is sad especially in an argument regarding the worst CEO we ever had.
So sure mate please do believe you won the argument. I won't entertain anymore pettiness.
You have been exposed as a liar and hypocrite in our discussions. If you had any shame you would've stopped discussion with me a long time ago. I'm also sure when the club hits a rocky patch again, you'll be tagging me in your post, where you will blame everything on Fletcher and Murtough. I will be ready.
Is there a common understanding what were Woodward responsibilities? I always thought his job was to make money for the club - if that was the case, he has probably done pretty well.
We've spent as much as anybody on the transfer market, so can't criticize him for that I guess.
Woodward was responsible for hiring Moyes, but I think it's unfair to blame that on him. Van Gaal was a mistake that could've been avoided (?) , but I don't think anybody expected Mourinho to collapse.
Rather unlikely he was responsible for picking players.
Apart from being disliked as a person (which is understandable as his comments were quite arrogant at times), what did he do wrong? What other responsibilities did I miss which he didn't fulfill according to expectations?
We've spent as much as anybody on the transfer market, so can't criticize him for that I guess.
Woodward was responsible for hiring Moyes, but I think it's unfair to blame that on him. Van Gaal was a mistake that could've been avoided (?) , but I don't think anybody expected Mourinho to collapse.
Rather unlikely he was responsible for picking players.
Apart from being disliked as a person (which is understandable as his comments were quite arrogant at times), what did he do wrong? What other responsibilities did I miss which he didn't fulfill according to expectations?
He looks like a bellend. If any grown man ever deserved to get a wet willy it was him.
Petition to the mods to have this thread stickied to the top of the united forum and/or the main page.
People calling for The Glazers to be kicked may not realize that it is them who are keeping Ole as a manager. The new owners (if they sell out) may not keep Ole and get someone else?
Look at that horrible looking cnut. Good grief he's a rancid bastard.
Looks like mole rat.
It’s good that they can be reached and don’t think they’re away from all the shit they have caused over here.
But a twat for refusing to apologise.
Scumbag
Who is manager is a footnote to the bigger picture. Almost irrelevant. I'd sack Ole 1000 times to get rid of the Glazers.
Manchester United is in this hands, this explain all
I invite the investigative reporters to go more deep
I invite the investigative reporters to go more deep
Look at the ponytail and the shoes hahahahaha
Solskjaer is not SAF. He is replaceable at a days notice. We have to get rid of the Glazers regardless of the consequences.
I’d happily take a couple of seasons in the Championship if it got rid of these parasites. The club needs resetting, it’s rotten to the core right now.
That ponytail is over the top hahahh
Good. They are on the run. #GlazersOut
Protests now outside OT. It is packed out.
That was when it started. It grew just between those 8 minutes between posts.
It will continue. There will be more and more protests.
NB. Being pedantic and critical of fans won't help the club. Do something bigger if you are not impressed and want to contribute.
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Second video starting to look pretty busy yeah.
Couple of thousand out there by the trinity statue now - pretty impressive numbers for an unofficial spontaneous protest without any real organisation.
Notice:
Testicle found. Please call this number if you've lost a part of your nether regions in the Palm Beach area.
Looks quite wrinkly, appears to have mutated slightly.
Seems to have a soul sucking nature.
Well said
It's not being pedantic or critical, it is just a fact that it isn't "packed out". I hope it does grow and today is a success.
I'll be there next Sunday as I'm sure you will, rather than posting about it on RedCafe.
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No we don’t often see eye to eye with Pool, Spurs, Arsenal, Leeds and other clubs supporters. No we don’t see eye to eye with Klopp or Pep. We don’t agree sometimes with the FA/UEFA/FIFA. We often don’t like what ex-club pros/pundits say, like Gary N, Roy, Rio, even king Eric. But in this one thing we are all on one team, United against a common enemy. No to the ESL.
#GlazersOut
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When it comes to getting sponsorship deals yes Woodward has been Somewhat of a success but United are an attractive options for sponsors, but regards Managers and players, Moyes was chosen before Sir Alex and David Gill stepped down, so not his fault, whether or not Moyes should have been given longer is debatable, but both Van Gaal and Mourinho are his choices. Van Gaal was never a could never be long term and the same for Jose where every where he goes turns toxic. But all three managers have complained of not getting the players they wanted or of deals being pulled just before being signed off. Felaini could have been cheaper if bought earlier, we wasted all of last summer on Sancho instead of moving on, Bruno was bought six months later than he should have been and Cavani brought in as a free agent in October could have been here all season. And there is an extensive live of failures as he tried the "Galactico" model that has Real Madrid broke. You could add giving long term contracts to players not good enough for the 1st team just to protect their value (Jones, Rojo, Smalling etc). At the end of the day.if , and I assume he would have been, was totally kept in the loop about ESL plans, his actions while dealing with the FA, UEFA and fellow PL clubs show him to be sneaky, untrustworthy and devious so I am not sad to see the back of him, I won't wish him harm but I won't wish him a bon farewell either, just wish he would take the rest of the snakes with him.
I mean.. Roman kept Ranieri, Sheikh kept Mark Hughes, so who would be the idiot who sack a manager as soon as he becomes the new owner?
By whom? Who would come in as manmager and put the club first above themselves?
Regarding the Glazers, sometimes it's better the devil you know. What needs changing are PL/FA rules before we even consider a change of ownership.
The United stand is covering the protests at the moment and it’s picking up!
You are really obsessed with Ole aren't you?
what a bizarre point to bring up in relation to this issue.Looks like Arsenal might end up the lucky ones. Hopefully we can as well. Either way this looks to be proof we have done effect.
Why on earth do you think that Solskjaer puts the club before himself?
I’m sorry mate, but I don’t agree with you. The Glazers need to go.
Even if we get the Saudis instead?
Ideally no. Hopefully not the only option but Glazers don't deserve to be here so they have to go either way.