It's the "end for United's era"

B Cantona · 3rd December 2009, 22:19

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Originally Posted by Pogue Mahone

Have you had a bet with someone that you're gonna use "P.R." in every post you make tonight?

This

So says the Chief

datura · 3rd December 2009, 22:23

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Originally Posted by B Cantona

This

So says the Chief

He's keeping it REAL.

olesmyhero · 3rd December 2009, 22:32

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Originally Posted by Oldham

The debt and replaising SAF are the only valid points in this article I think.

But SAF could be an Aldabra Giant Tortoise and go on to live for 200 years... so the debt is the only worry...

If Giggs can find the fountain of youth in his mid 30s, SAF can manage til he's 100.

Dans · 3rd December 2009, 22:52

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Originally Posted by WeasteDevil

Some of us lived through quite a lot of it, and actually realise that the situation will one day return. Not to the same degree as such, there is too much money dictating the game nowadays, but we will end up in Liverpool's current and ongoing predicament at some point. RedCafe will lose 90% of its posters though.

Nice thought Waste.

Remember the 80s anyone? The 70s?

We will be hard pressed to be as bad as we were then but I agree with Waste that we could do a Liverpool impression at some time during the next 20 years.

Raven Blade · 4th December 2009, 01:59

Uncertain, the future is...

But face it, we must, with defiance, bravery and long term planning. Man Utd will never die and they have been predicting our demise for a very long time. Just how many empires have crumbled already?

Sir Alex Ferguson is the main man behind our success as always. His successor will need to be someone who subscribes to the same ethos laid down by the two greatest managers in this clubs history. Playing football the right way, never giving up, investing in young talents - homegrown and foreign and maintaining a winning mentality throughout the club. As for the situation with the Glazers, we dont know whats happening behind the scenes. The debt + repayments are a big worry and the rumours of us being skint wont go away. The truth is of course somewhere in between.

Still you cant help but feel encouraged by the talented young players we are recruiting these days. Their potential is considerable and im interested to see how they will develop. They are being trained and tested at the highest level which will surely prepare them for the expectations of the first team.

Whatever the future holds you know that Manchester United will have something to say about it.

misterredmist · 4th December 2009, 09:28

Where does this t*sser come from "United went from 2003-2007 without winning a major trophy" - OK we won the PL in '03, FA cup in '04 ( knocked the '04 champions out in the smi-final) got to the FA Cup Final in '05 , won the LC in '06 and back to the champions of the PL in '07........ in all that time we were never out of the top 3 whilst the boss was managing a complete rebuild of the team........

Obviously, rebuilds are not in vogue anymore, teams have to have totally seemless transitions do they ? Whilst the game is run and played by human beings and not by droids, there will be fluctuations in success levels....... the secret of Fergies' success has been to stay in the hunt when he and his squads have been at their weakest....

Sensationalist b*llocks if you ask me, with a load of tosh as window dressing - and they
get paid for writing such drivel....

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4th December 2009, 01:59	#85 (permalink)
Raven Blade Attention Whoring Common Crow Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Red till i'm dead.. Posts: 30,978	Uncertain, the future is... But face it, we must, with defiance, bravery and long term planning. Man Utd will never die and they have been predicting our demise for a very long time. Just how many empires have crumbled already? Sir Alex Ferguson is the main man behind our success as always. His successor will need to be someone who subscribes to the same ethos laid down by the two greatest managers in this clubs history. Playing football the right way, never giving up, investing in young talents - homegrown and foreign and maintaining a winning mentality throughout the club. As for the situation with the Glazers, we dont know whats happening behind the scenes. The debt + repayments are a big worry and the rumours of us being skint wont go away. The truth is of course somewhere in between. Still you cant help but feel encouraged by the talented young players we are recruiting these days. Their potential is considerable and im interested to see how they will develop. They are being trained and tested at the highest level which will surely prepare them for the expectations of the first team. Whatever the future holds you know that Manchester United will have something to say about it.

4th December 2009, 09:28	#86 (permalink)
misterredmist Reserve Team Player Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Baguley Posts: 1,689	Where does this tsser come from "United went from 2003-2007 without winning a major trophy" - OK we won the PL in '03, FA cup in '04 ( knocked the '04 champions out in the smi-final) got to the FA Cup Final in '05 , won the LC in '06 and back to the champions of the PL in '07........ in all that time we were never out of the top 3 whilst the boss was managing a complete rebuild of the team........ Obviously, rebuilds are not in vogue anymore, teams have to have totally seemless transitions do they ? Whilst the game is run and played by human beings and not by droids, there will be fluctuations in success levels....... the secret of Fergies' success has been to stay in the hunt when he and his squads have been at their weakest.... Sensationalist bllocks if you ask me, with a load of tosh as window dressing - and they get paid for writing such drivel....