| United looking ominously good 18:03 - Aug 13 with 4318 views | raynor94 |
It's going to be a big ask next week, let's hope the Gylfi saga is sorted by then |  |
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| United looking ominously good on 18:06 - Aug 13 with 3451 views | Neath_Jack |
That's why i tipped them in that predictions thread.
Knows my onions me.... |  |
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| United looking ominously good on 18:08 - Aug 13 with 3433 views | JethroJack |
Chill.... Lukaku always craps out against us.
All out defence and shite Utd finishing should get us our 2nd point of the campaign. |  | | |
| United looking ominously good on 18:13 - Aug 13 with 3405 views | Tummer_from_Texas |
Get ready for an endless trail of vomit-inducing media fallatio.
NBC already calling them the best since Alex Ferguson, one ****ing weekend into the season. |  |
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| United looking ominously good on 18:15 - Aug 13 with 3391 views | Jack123 |
They did look pretty good to be fair, let's hope we play a bit better than yesterday. :) |  |
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| United looking ominously good on 18:25 - Aug 13 with 3329 views | Glyn1 |
Put together a league table of how much the current top-division clubs have spent on transfers over the last five years and you may be surprised to find Tottenham actually occupy bottom spot. Spurs spent £253.9m on new signings in that period and banked £321.4m for players sold, making them one of only three clubs (with Southampton and Swansea City) to show a net profit. On average, it’s a £13.5m gain per season.
When are the Board going to get their cheque book out whatever happens over Gylfi. |  |
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| United looking ominously good on 18:26 - Aug 13 with 3311 views | E20Jack |
| United looking ominously good on 18:13 - Aug 13 by Tummer_from_Texas |
Get ready for an endless trail of vomit-inducing media fallatio.
NBC already calling them the best since Alex Ferguson, one ****ing weekend into the season. |
Hard to disagree, they have been very average by their standards since SAF left. They look superb. |  |
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| United looking ominously good on 18:29 - Aug 13 with 3291 views | E20Jack |
| United looking ominously good on 18:25 - Aug 13 by Glyn1 |
Put together a league table of how much the current top-division clubs have spent on transfers over the last five years and you may be surprised to find Tottenham actually occupy bottom spot. Spurs spent £253.9m on new signings in that period and banked £321.4m for players sold, making them one of only three clubs (with Southampton and Swansea City) to show a net profit. On average, it’s a £13.5m gain per season.
When are the Board going to get their cheque book out whatever happens over Gylfi. |
That is transfer profits not club profits. You can make £50m in net transfer profits and still lose money overall and thus have nothing to spend.
Although I dispute the fact that we have made any sort of significant profit on transfers anyway.
A quick calculation (that could very well be wrong as I am relying on a website and also reported fees as some of them are undiscloised on there) comes out with the following:-
2013/14 = -£21m
2014/15 = +£14m
2015/16 = +£1.5m
2016/17 = -£11m
2017/18 = +£6m
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-£10.5m
That obviously doesnt include millions of pounds paid to the likes of Ayew and Gomis too as they count as ''free''. So I would suggest that figure is more of a £20m loss in the last 5 seasons in the transfer market.
http://www.soccerbase.com/teams/team.sd?team_id=2513&teamTabs=transfers [Post edited 13 Aug 2017 18:42]
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| United looking ominously good on 18:30 - Aug 13 with 3282 views | byron |
Think that bothers me most is teams I was banking we'd finish above like Huddersfield and Burnley are playing well, Brighton have a good manager and will come good, as will Newcastle. So, who will be the three below us??? |  |
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| United looking ominously good on 18:31 - Aug 13 with 3273 views | jojaca |
| United looking ominously good on 18:26 - Aug 13 by E20Jack |
Hard to disagree, they have been very average by their standards since SAF left. They look superb. |
Plenty of pace and power on show today from United, complete opposite from us. |  |
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| United looking ominously good on 18:35 - Aug 13 with 3244 views | TheKirkyLife |
I'd take a positive in that our defence looks leagues ahead of the Hammers. Still expecting a 2-0 loss though since our attack is no better without Llorente/Gylfi. |  | | |
| United looking ominously good on 18:43 - Aug 13 with 3203 views | Mervyn |
I wish every fking year that Man U were relegated and end up in the national league /conference ........just to test the loyalty of the so called Man U fans that endlessly fking surround me....they usually poo poo my comments of .....fking glory hunters the lot of you....stating ....I've always supported them from a boy see lol....fking liars.....funny you never see any Rochdale or Bury die hards......excuse my Victor Meldrew moment I.ll feel a much better when we upset the tvvats next week |  | | |
| United looking ominously good on 19:14 - Aug 13 with 3104 views | awayjack |
If our midfield give Utd the space and freedom we give Soton yesterday, then it'll be a very long / tough day. It's one thing stopping a Soton attack that can't finish, but Utd attack will murder us if they have that much space and possession. Interesting to see squad PC selects and set up. Will we retain diamond without AM that failed so badly yesterday? Will we play slow old guard of Routs and Leon and use Bartley, Fulton and MvBurnie. A week is a long time in football but what can PC really change- start Mesa and Narhsing and prey Llorente is fit for at least the bench? |  | | |
| United looking ominously good on 19:17 - Aug 13 with 3095 views | jasper_T |
It was only West Ham. | | | |
| United looking ominously good on 19:21 - Aug 13 with 3067 views | Nogginthenog |
To be fair West ham were gash mind. |  | | |
| United looking ominously good on 19:22 - Aug 13 with 3058 views | Oldjack |
fuk em! |  |
| Prosser the Tosser dwells on Phil's bum hole like a rusty old hemorrhoid ,fact
You Greedy Bastards Get Out Of OUR Club!
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| United looking ominously good on 19:25 - Aug 13 with 3048 views | sherpajacob |
| United looking ominously good on 18:13 - Aug 13 by Tummer_from_Texas |
Get ready for an endless trail of vomit-inducing media fallatio.
NBC already calling them the best since Alex Ferguson, one ****ing weekend into the season. |
Best since Fergie left isn't exactly saying much. |  |
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| United looking ominously good on 19:27 - Aug 13 with 3037 views | Pegojack |
| United looking ominously good on 18:30 - Aug 13 by byron |
Think that bothers me most is teams I was banking we'd finish above like Huddersfield and Burnley are playing well, Brighton have a good manager and will come good, as will Newcastle. So, who will be the three below us??? |
I watched the whole Brighton game on TV. I know they were up against Citeh, but in all honesty, they were cack. Citeh were fairly poor too, particularly in the final third, but never really needed to get out of second gear. |  | | |
| United looking ominously good on 19:28 - Aug 13 with 3037 views | Fireboy2 |
| United looking ominously good on 19:22 - Aug 13 by Oldjack |
fuk em! |
This ^
Don't worry we will do em  |  | | |
| United looking ominously good on 19:32 - Aug 13 with 3014 views | Private_Partz |
| United looking ominously good on 18:25 - Aug 13 by Glyn1 |
Put together a league table of how much the current top-division clubs have spent on transfers over the last five years and you may be surprised to find Tottenham actually occupy bottom spot. Spurs spent £253.9m on new signings in that period and banked £321.4m for players sold, making them one of only three clubs (with Southampton and Swansea City) to show a net profit. On average, it’s a £13.5m gain per season.
When are the Board going to get their cheque book out whatever happens over Gylfi. |
Imho Jenkins got his 500k pa gig because the Yanks expected him to keep the club in the top flight and to make a profit. JTAK suggests he is some kind if football wizard and has a gong from the Queen to prove it.
The problem is his luck has run out and his mojo has gone and he is struggling to live up to the hype.
Make no mistake though, he is very likely to sit tight even if it means us losing our top flight status. |  |
| You have mission in life to hold out your hand,
To help the other guy out,
Help your fellow man.
Stan Ridgway
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| United looking ominously good on 20:50 - Aug 13 with 2908 views | max936 |
| United looking ominously good on 18:13 - Aug 13 by Tummer_from_Texas |
Get ready for an endless trail of vomit-inducing media fallatio.
NBC already calling them the best since Alex Ferguson, one ****ing weekend into the season. |
The second coming of the "Special One" innit mun.
Vomit inducing indeed, can't stand Mourinho or Ewnited |  |
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| United looking ominously good on 21:00 - Aug 13 with 2876 views | Borojack |
| United looking ominously good on 20:50 - Aug 13 by max936 |
The second coming of the "Special One" innit mun.
Vomit inducing indeed, can't stand Mourinho or Ewnited |
What's it with Mourinho why did he look so miserable after a 4.0 win. |  |
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| United looking ominously good on 21:04 - Aug 13 with 2867 views | max936 |
| United looking ominously good on 21:00 - Aug 13 by Borojack |
What's it with Mourinho why did he look so miserable after a 4.0 win. |
Just him innit, probably wants to spend another 200 mill, he doesn't coach players he just assembles teams, Pep his looking the same got to have the best players, where's the ability to coach and improve players. | |
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| United looking ominously good on 23:07 - Aug 13 with 2721 views | RevJames |
Just watched MOTD2.
What's our goal difference going to be next Saturday?  | | | |
| United looking ominously good on 23:09 - Aug 13 with 2711 views | jack2jack |
| United looking ominously good on 23:07 - Aug 13 by RevJames |
Just watched MOTD2.
What's our goal difference going to be next Saturday? |
That Lukaku is a beast |  | | |
| United looking ominously good on 23:10 - Aug 13 with 2711 views | Birchgrovejack |
My fear is that diving vvencar Radford is going up against routledge, and the little fookker looked quite sharp today. Garuanteed penalty from that situation is say |  | | |
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