Man Utd Thread:

[Milltown Row2]

Brighton are all United aren't.

Organised and willing to put the runs and tackles in.

And then ability kicks in.

They'd be further up the table if they could sustain that level or play that Utd team every week, even Everton would be hitting CL positions.

[Look-Up!]

I think it was Brighton's third goal where not one midfielder had tracked any runs or were in picture when it was rolled in.
Then you have English pundits talking about how Rashford and Maguire need coaching? Now, that is true up to a point but some of their basic errors are beyond a joke.

Pogba would be great for City from a United point of view.

He could go there and be class. I'd say all these "injuries" would dry up too.

But would he track players, chase down players and be part of a team? Christ I put more effort into having a crap than he does on the pitch

Pep wouldn't give him 5mins in that City team. The best teams are the hardest workers. Pogba is a complete fraud. What a waste of talent.

I'd be inclined to agree. For it to work there would be one hell of an amount of teething problems but I'd imagine the toys would be out long before they could be worked through.

Yaya Toure was a rolls royce of a midfielder who got very limited time under Pep once he got his signings. He might have been getting on a bit at that stage but I'm not sure a younger version of himself would have fared any better. Same way Pogba wouldn't be tolerated, I'd be absolutely shocked if they signed him.

[blewuporstuffed]

I think it was Brighton's third goal where not one midfielder had tracked any runs or were in picture when it was rolled in.
Then you have English pundits talking about how Rashford and Maguire need coaching? Now, that is true up to a point but some of their basic errors are beyond a joke.

Pogba would be great for City from a United point of view.

He could go there and be class. I'd say all these "injuries" would dry up too.

But would he track players, chase down players and be part of a team? Christ I put more effort into having a crap than he does on the pitch

Pep wouldn't give him 5mins in that City team. The best teams are the hardest workers. Pogba is a complete fraud. What a waste of talent.

I'd be inclined to agree. For it to work there would be one hell of an amount of teething problems but I'd imagine the toys would be out long before they could be worked through.

Yaya Toure was a rolls royce of a midfielder who got very limited time under Pep once he got his signings. He might have been getting on a bit at that stage but I'm not sure a younger version of himself would have fared any better. Same way Pogba wouldn't be tolerated, I'd be absolutely shocked if they signed him.

There is next to no chance of Pogba going to city. Its the usual clickbait nonsense used to fill column inches.

[Maroon Manc]

Hoping the Glazers are getting bored by now, a fortune has been spent on the team yet we're back to square one and the stadium redevelopment which will likely just end up with South stand been knocked down and rebuilt will cost between £300-400m.

Unless United make a lot of really god signings I don't see them making top 4 next season, Pep struggled to make top 4 in his first season despite inheriting a lot of top players and buying many more. The change of style took a while to get used too and won't be any different for United, their saving grace is the change of rules which I think kick in from 2023-24 which practically guarantees United a CL place despite finishing outside of the top 4 which will appeal to the Glazers.

[bennydorano]

If you're referring to clubs who've historically done well, that's been scrapped or is to be scrapped in favour of 5th place instead for the PL.

[johnnycool]

Hoping the Glazers are getting bored by now, a fortune has been spent on the team yet we're back to square one and the stadium redevelopment which will likely just end up with South stand been knocked down and rebuilt will cost between £300-400m.

Unless United make a lot of really god signings I don't see them making top 4 next season, Pep struggled to make top 4 in his first season despite inheriting a lot of top players and buying many more. The change of style took a while to get used too and won't be any different for United, their saving grace is the change of rules which I think kick in from 2023-24 which practically guarantees United a CL place despite finishing outside of the top 4 which will appeal to the Glazers.

Just more loans leveraged against the club itself whilst they still draw out X number of millions of dollars a year.

It's a successful cash cow for them, just get in more "business partners" to make up some of the shortfall if CL is lost...

[Cunny Funt]

United 3-1 winners against Notts Forest in the FA Youth cup final tonight a first youth Cup since 2011 for United. Over 60,000 in attendance, The crowd far exceed the previous Youth Cup attendance record of 38,000.

[From the Bunker]

United 3-1 winners against Notts Forest in the FA Youth cup final tonight a first youth Cup since 2011 for United. Over 60,000 in attendance, The crowd far exceed the previous Youth Cup attendance record of 38,000.

United fans probably wanted to see some Utd team that plays for the Jersey!

[Milltown Row2]

United 3-1 winners against Notts Forest in the FA Youth cup final tonight a first youth Cup since 2011 for United. Over 60,000 in attendance, The crowd far exceed the previous Youth Cup attendance record of 38,000.

Start them in the next game, could do no worse.

[Maroon Manc]

I went last night, some crowd and atmosphere for a youth game. Shows the size of the club but unfortunately we're now back in sleeping giant territory.

[Armagh18]

United 3-1 winners against Notts Forest in the FA Youth cup final tonight a first youth Cup since 2011 for United. Over 60,000 in attendance, The crowd far exceed the previous Youth Cup attendance record of 38,000.

Start them in the next game, could do no worse.

Honestly would. Why bother playing players that don't want to be there or won't be next season anyway.
Only senior United players coming out of that season with any credit are De Gea, Ronaldo and Fred to an extent.

[GJL]

United 3-1 winners against Notts Forest in the FA Youth cup final tonight a first youth Cup since 2011 for United. Over 60,000 in attendance, The crowd far exceed the previous Youth Cup attendance record of 38,000.

Start them in the next game, could do no worse.

Honestly would. Why bother playing players that don't want to be there or won't be next season anyway.
Only senior United players coming out of that season with any credit are De Gea, Ronaldo and Fred to an extent.

Didn't you hear.. You'll win nothing with kids!

[Farrandeelin]

Finally the shittiest of shitty seasons is ending this weekend. Here's hoping for a better 2022-23 season. Even a few better performances would do.

[Cunny Funt]

Woeful season over with another defeat and no goal scored. Finished with a embarrassing 58 points 6 points off the previous worst PL points total for United.  Still qualified for the Europa league i think that highlights how poor this league is outside the top two.

New manager was in attendance at least he has no hair to pull out.

[Farrandeelin]

0 Goal difference as well. Pathetic.