Florida Man
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Ti ringracias, amico!Babà
And anywhere, just walk into a any place that sells food, say you're a united fan and start bigging up McSauce and Napoli and McSauce at Napoli
Ti ringracias, amico!Babà
And anywhere, just walk into a any place that sells food, say you're a united fan and start bigging up McSauce and Napoli and McSauce at Napoli
We can't make excuses about having poor managers.I was referring to now, not the past decade. Poster said Mct's transfer was an upgrade for him, as he went to a better team.
I replied, our team is levels above Napoli, it's just that we haven't got the right manager. And we didn't before either, seeing as you mentioned the past decade.
We have had four managers, two that were past it, and 2 that were nowhere near the level required good enough. None of them achieved anything after their managing here which proves just that.
I'm still firmly in the "It was the right decision to move him on, but happy that he is enjoying his time in Napoli" camp.
Both spot on. By all accounts, we would have liked to keep him but he also wanted more minutes guaranteed - so fair play to him for moving on. Also, him being one of our more sellable assets says it all really about him/how we’ve overpaid a lot of other players.And no reason why that should ever change. He was just not good enough as a CM, and what most people are missing and re-writing history over are things unrelated to his CM job. Very happy he's doing well and enjoying himself at Napoli though, he seems like a top guy.
He's a decent utility player. The problem over the past decade has been our incoming transfers that somehow make us a poorer team. Hopefully that changes.Seeing more Abu media bashing nonsense with a few Italian coaches suggesting we were mad to sell McTominay. They love a united story don’t they. Now we’re reading that ETH didn’t want him sold as well.
Whilst pleased for him that he’s started well, he could win the ballond’or over there and I’d still maintain that he was never good enough in a United shirt
Agreed he was never good enough for us but annoyed we got lowballed in a market where for less effect players are going for £30+ million.Seeing more Abu media bashing nonsense with a few Italian coaches suggesting we were mad to sell McTominay. They love a united story don’t they. Now we’re reading that ETH didn’t want him sold as well.
Whilst pleased for him that he’s started well, he could win the ballond’or over there and I’d still maintain that he was never good enough in a United shirt
Good grief, he had 9 seasons with us and was picked by multiple managers but was apparently never good enough......Seeing more Abu media bashing nonsense with a few Italian coaches suggesting we were mad to sell McTominay. They love a united story don’t they. Now we’re reading that ETH didn’t want him sold as well.
Whilst pleased for him that he’s started well, he could win the ballond’or over there and I’d still maintain that he was never good enough in a United shirt
I think the fact that he only had a year left on his contract (plus an optional year) meant we were in a weak bargaining position. We tried holding out for £40m from West Ham in the previous summer and they walked away. We couldn't risk holding out for more than €30m a year later.Agreed he was never good enough for us but annoyed we got lowballed in a market where for less effect players are going for £30+ million.
Can't judge the league on Empoli, who actually played well in the first half. They would have been the first team to draw their first 4 home games 0-0. It isn't the normThis game reminds me why I hate Seria A. Empoli going for the 4 consecutive 0-0 at home this season. Absolute shit