Only our "Top Reds" could watch this shit in the ground and just mindlessly go through the songbook rather than give the manager and these players what they bloody deserve.
Spineless and just leads these players to believe they can get away with this shit. Standards have dropped, not just on the pitch.
These comments aged well.I also feel that a lot of this singing when we're getting piped by Palace is attention seeking nonsense. "Hey look at us we don't care the we're getting mullered we love the club whatever". Makes me sick to my stomach.
He didn't really have a lot of choice in the matter did he?It's a nice sentiment but I think it entirely comes down to the fact that after that loss, ten Hag finally changed the midfield setup.
Against Palace, that was the last time we played the suicidal, one man alone on an island midfield. The next game against Arsenal, we dropped Eriksen for Amrabat to play alongside Mainoo which finally gave us a midfield and, although we lost, you saw how much better we looked as a result of that. So much so, we won every game after, and they were against tough opponents in City, Brighton and Newcastle. On top of that, ten Hag finally gave Amad a run in the team which brought a fresh dimension to our play.
Wow. I don't know how any United fan could be anything other than proud of our away support that day. Incredibly well done to the guys that were there.These comments aged well.
A lack of options due to injuries played a part, sure, but Eriksen was still available after the Palace game so he could've just stuck with it like he had been doing. Thankfully, though, he didn't!He didn't really have a lot of choice in the matter did he?
Who’d of thought backing a struggling team would make the players feel better and want to try harder , then abusing them ?
Eriksen was injuredA lack of options due to injuries played a part, sure, but Eriksen was still available after the Palace game so he could've just stuck with it like he had been doing. Thankfully, though, he didn't!
