| The special one....... 21:47 - Aug 27 with 6581 views | loftboy |
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| The special one....... on 21:55 - Aug 27 with 4963 views | bosh67 |
It feels like he is trying to get himself sacked again. |  |
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| The special one....... on 22:12 - Aug 27 with 4885 views | ted_hendrix |
Don't have Sky so cant comment on how the spuds played, but any team that can go to OT and win 3-0 must be a bit 'special'.
As for Mourinho I expect all the reports and after match talking shit by so called pundits will be about Mourinho and not how well the spuds played.
Mourinho is big news apparently even bigger news nowadays than some royal prince or princess who's shortly about to get married I think? cant think of her or his name, they all look the same to me.
Bet the Guilford reds will be pissed off tonight walking the 50 yards home from the pub after watching the game. |  |
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| The special one....... on 22:21 - Aug 27 with 4836 views | aston_hoop |
Utd's centre backs make Lynch and Leistner look like... er...Ferdinand and Vidic? |  |
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| The special one....... on 22:52 - Aug 27 with 4666 views | Hayesender |
Man Utd fans queuing up to take selfies with the player who's just torn their team a new arsehole.
I hate modern football |  |
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| The special one....... on 00:48 - Aug 28 with 4492 views | timcocking |
He really is a prize chump. |  | | |
| The special one....... on 08:19 - Aug 28 with 4156 views | Esox_Lucius |
I would have thought that after the Grenfell game it is obvious what's going on; he loves QPR and is trying to level the playing field for us.  |  |
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| The special one....... on 09:19 - Aug 28 with 4060 views | Hooparoo |
Bonjour Monsieur Zizou! |  |
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| The special one....... on 09:46 - Aug 28 with 3958 views | Toast_R |
Man United are in that same period of decline Liverpool found themselves in after Dalglish left them in 91. Whatever managerial genius they employ, what went on before can never be bettered especially in modern football. The club doesn't know how to deal with the problem so their only solution is to abandon all that it knew and just throw money at it. |  | | |
| The special one....... on 09:54 - Aug 28 with 3929 views | paulparker |
Had to laugh last night a Man Utd fan called in Talksh1te and said "money has ruined the game" you know your in trouble when cundy calls you a spanner |  |
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That’s there that’s two, and that’s Bowles
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| The special one....... on 10:00 - Aug 28 with 3914 views | ElHoop |
I don't know what's happened to Lukaku - he's bulked up and runs around with the pace and mobility of a vintage Frank Bruno these days. Terrible error by Rose went unpunished as a result - would have changed the game completely. |  | | |
| The special one....... on 10:13 - Aug 28 with 3867 views | Antti_Heinola |
| The special one....... on 10:00 - Aug 28 by ElHoop |
I don't know what's happened to Lukaku - he's bulked up and runs around with the pace and mobility of a vintage Frank Bruno these days. Terrible error by Rose went unpunished as a result - would have changed the game completely. |
doubt it. Spurs trounced them. |  |
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| The special one....... on 10:14 - Aug 28 with 3861 views | ElHoop |
| The special one....... on 10:13 - Aug 28 by Antti_Heinola |
doubt it. Spurs trounced them. |
Not in the first half - not on my telly anyway. | | | |
| The special one....... on 10:16 - Aug 28 with 3860 views | Antti_Heinola |
| The special one....... on 22:52 - Aug 27 by Hayesender |
Man Utd fans queuing up to take selfies with the player who's just torn their team a new arsehole.
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I saw that - think it was more like tourists who didn't necessarily support either team. So when Mourinho says the fans stayed to clap, I think he may be confused between actual fans and transient tourists.
He's so pathetic. His team were outplayed, they looked slow, out-thought tactically by Poch. So he blames the board for not spending yet more money (Spurs spent nothing), tries to claim they played well, and praises the fans (most of whom had left). And stands clapping the fans like an absolute pr!ck, because he wants everything to be about him.
Used to enjoy Mourinho, and he's said nice things about us in the past, and it was great that he played in the Grenfell game, but he's boring me now. | |
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| The special one....... on 11:18 - Aug 28 with 3678 views | paulparker |
| The special one....... on 10:16 - Aug 28 by Antti_Heinola |
I saw that - think it was more like tourists who didn't necessarily support either team. So when Mourinho says the fans stayed to clap, I think he may be confused between actual fans and transient tourists.
He's so pathetic. His team were outplayed, they looked slow, out-thought tactically by Poch. So he blames the board for not spending yet more money (Spurs spent nothing), tries to claim they played well, and praises the fans (most of whom had left). And stands clapping the fans like an absolute pr!ck, because he wants everything to be about him.
Used to enjoy Mourinho, and he's said nice things about us in the past, and it was great that he played in the Grenfell game, but he's boring me now. |
if you go back to his 2 spells at Chelsea and now Utd his transfer business has always been appalling | |
| And Bowles is onside, Swinburne has come rushing out of his goal , what can Bowles do here , onto the left foot no, on to the right foot
That’s there that’s two, and that’s Bowles
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| The special one....... on 12:01 - Aug 28 with 3567 views | smegma |
He was the Special One. Now he's just a moaner who can't cope with the fact there are better managers than him in the Premier League. |  | | |
| The special one....... (n/t) on 12:06 - Aug 28 with 3527 views | Mick_S |
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| The special one....... on 12:52 - Aug 28 with 3421 views | R_from_afar |
| The special one....... on 10:14 - Aug 28 by ElHoop |
Not in the first half - not on my telly anyway. |
I listened to most of the first half on the radio and it sounded like ManUre were really taking the game to them.
I watched the second half on the telly and Spurs were excellent and attacked a lot more. They remained solid defensively, but were clinical in attack.
I almost think the problem is that the last two managers at ManUre have had too much money available. That seems to be making them buy lots of big names without really working out how to create a strong, solid team which can play in a practical, effective formation. I think the fact that they know more money is always available is making them snap up players without really thinking things through; if a purchase doesn't work out, they can just get someone else in.
Their wage bill is ridiculous and it's also ridiculous that a manager should spend an average of over £70m *per transfer window*. Yes, per window! Moaninho has spent £364m in five windows, yet with both him and Van Gaal, they never seem to get to the point where they can take a break from buying players; they always need more.
I actually thought Mourinho was right to clap the fans who had stayed until the end and I thought it was pathetic that so many of them flounced before the end. But then I knew they would...
It's wonderful that Poch spent nothing in the last window. Perhaps he might actually be trying to - gasp - coach and improve what he has. Sorcery, I tell you.
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| The special one....... on 13:35 - Aug 28 with 3289 views | ElHoop |
| The special one....... on 12:52 - Aug 28 by R_from_afar |
I listened to most of the first half on the radio and it sounded like ManUre were really taking the game to them.
I watched the second half on the telly and Spurs were excellent and attacked a lot more. They remained solid defensively, but were clinical in attack.
I almost think the problem is that the last two managers at ManUre have had too much money available. That seems to be making them buy lots of big names without really working out how to create a strong, solid team which can play in a practical, effective formation. I think the fact that they know more money is always available is making them snap up players without really thinking things through; if a purchase doesn't work out, they can just get someone else in.
Their wage bill is ridiculous and it's also ridiculous that a manager should spend an average of over £70m *per transfer window*. Yes, per window! Moaninho has spent £364m in five windows, yet with both him and Van Gaal, they never seem to get to the point where they can take a break from buying players; they always need more.
I actually thought Mourinho was right to clap the fans who had stayed until the end and I thought it was pathetic that so many of them flounced before the end. But then I knew they would...
It's wonderful that Poch spent nothing in the last window. Perhaps he might actually be trying to - gasp - coach and improve what he has. Sorcery, I tell you.
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I watched it all and was actually looking forward to this one all day. The first half was very scrappy and disjointed but this seemed to suit United as Spurs couldn't get settled into any shape or rhythm and United made more of the chaos. Mourinho seemed to think that they were playing good football but I wouldn't really describe it as that, although it was effective in terms of them having the best chances in the first half. They should have been ahead at half time, no question about that, but they couldn't put it away. Are they a good side? No - but I can understand his frustration at their failure to convert. But that's not a good side playing poorly, it's an average side trying to get the best out of itself. Brighton are a difficult side to break down and to some extent they play how Mourinho likes his sides to go about their business, and they lost to them too, so I'm struggling to think of a side that they'd be sure to beat at present. If they genuinely do try to go out and entertain then they could get into a lot of trouble this season. If he reverts to his old tactics then they'll be OK, but I'm not sure that he's going to do that from what he said after the game. I think that he's gone at the game and has been for a few years now, so it's going to be interesting to see what happens next. | | | |
| The special one....... on 15:18 - Aug 28 with 3164 views | timcocking |
Phelan, who spent 14 years working alongside legendary boss Ferguson at Old Trafford, reckons Mourinho has too much to say for himself. He said: “Any manger of any big institution, which is what Manchester United is, internationally, you have a role and a responsibility to give out the correct messages. You don’t have to avoid conflict, but you certainly have to conduct yourself in a way which is befitting of the tradition of where you’re working."
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| The special one....... on 15:26 - Aug 28 with 3149 views | kensalriser |
Time for this again:
Number of fúcks given:
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Previous: 0
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| The special one....... on 16:00 - Aug 28 with 3093 views | TacticalR |
@R_from_afar 'I almost think the problem is that the last two managers at ManUre have had too much money available. That seems to be making them buy lots of big names without really working out how to create a strong, solid team which can play in a practical, effective formation. I think the fact that they know more money is always available is making them snap up players without really thinking things through; if a purchase doesn't work out, they can just get someone else in.'
That not the problem, that's the policy.
'United want to become the new Real Madrid - and will hand Louis van Gaal another massive transfer budget next summer to fill his squad with Galacticos. The Reds plan to emulate the Spanish giants' spectacular spending policy to bring the biggest names to Old Trafford.'
Manchester United lay out transfer plan to become 'the new Real Madrid' (2014)
https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/manchester-
They've got the Real Madrid manager, and the money is gushing in, so what's the problem? |  |
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| The special one....... on 17:08 - Aug 28 with 3012 views | derbyhoop |
| The special one....... on 22:12 - Aug 27 by ted_hendrix |
Don't have Sky so cant comment on how the spuds played, but any team that can go to OT and win 3-0 must be a bit 'special'.
As for Mourinho I expect all the reports and after match talking shit by so called pundits will be about Mourinho and not how well the spuds played.
Mourinho is big news apparently even bigger news nowadays than some royal prince or princess who's shortly about to get married I think? cant think of her or his name, they all look the same to me.
Bet the Guilford reds will be pissed off tonight walking the 50 yards home from the pub after watching the game. |
Any team that goes to OT and wins by 3 goals must be a bit special.
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| The special one....... on 17:16 - Aug 28 with 3001 views | Phildo |
I do find gloating over Jose not as good as it used to be since he was such a good egg over Grenfell |  | | |
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