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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik and Imran hold a long overdue conversation about United's awful league form with 1 win in 7. They discuss a disappointing draw at Bournemouth, a not so disappointing draw against Liverpool and a crushing defeat at Chelsea - Is time nearly over for Erik Ten Hag?
Then in a special second half of the pod, Nik welcomes Natalie ( https://twitter.com/natalie_17) to discuss the fortunes of Manchester United Women as they booked a place in the FA Cup Final after a historic first ever win vs. Chelsea.
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Depends on how both sides want to work their books.
No wonder he's smiling, 5 new players, another 1/4 of a billion.
Giving UEFA a giant middle finger
Have always found it weird how the chequebook manager tag that gets attached to Jose rarely ever gets brought up with Pep when he's gotta be getting up there in terms of highest spending managers ever
What a great response by Spartak
Funny yeah but unprofessional.What a great response by Spartak
Considering the clubs he has managed and the squads at disposal he’s the biggest chequebook manager there is.Giving UEFA a giant middle finger
Have always found it weird how the chequebook manager tag that gets attached to Jose rarely ever gets brought up with Pep when he's gotta be getting up there in terms of highest spending managers ever
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He'd be a good signing for Liverpool, though I think it would be a poor move for Lewis. He's a young player and I think he could start at some other PL clubs, however the lure of playing for a top team may never come around again and if Robertson gets injured he could get even get a decent run in the team.
15% supposedly.
Oliver Burke, my Forest mates loved him at one point, serious collapse of talent there.
Yea as other managers have it used as a knock against them and their ability quite often, it sort of gets accepted as a necessary requirement for Pep to be successful without much outcry
He's a tremendous coach no doubt but he's also been afforded arguably the best set of circumstances in terms of resources available when it comes to recruitment that any manager ever has throughout their career. It's not a surprise he wins a decent amount when he gets a seemingly unlimited budget to be able buy up some of the best talent around Europe every other year.
A manager like Wenger had his squads playing beautiful football for year after year but wasn't afforded nearly the same level of access to top talent due to cheap owners as Pep has. Even the team he made his name with, Barca, had one of the best squads in the world already when he took over. They had won the league twice and a Champions league in the previous 4 seasons under Rijkaard and had multiple generational talents in the squad already before Pep took over yet he automatically gets the lions share of the credit for that era of success for whatever reason as if there was no foundation in place before he took over and he rebuilt them from nothing.
Just always found the near total disregard for the favorable circumstances he's had whenever the media wax lyrical and gush over him nonstop quite strange when stuff like that gets brought in discussions about most other successful managers that also spend a lot
I can't believe Gibbs is 30.
LB yeah, has a lot of great raw attributes. Can’t say he’s impressed me any time I’ve caught a Norwich game this season though. Most Norwich fans seem to think he’s been their worst defender and he was dropped at one point.
I guess we must think there’s something we can work with and having a natural left footer as cover with PL experience will be handy.
I know someone who went out with his brother. He got them hooked on coke. Wouldn’t be surprised if he’s dabbled in it aswell.
nice kit from WBA
Maybe, yes. Should have stuck to Pepsi.
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Please don't get my hopes up like this.
Would be a good move.
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It's sad that Jones has been reduced to a meme. He was an incredibly talented player who's career was utterly decimated by injuries
Response to what?What a great response by Spartak
I don't get it. What was that Phil Jones tweet about? Seems pretty low class to me
They would be lucky to have him. Theres no need for them to be cnutish about the link.
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5 more? How much would that cost then? Good job FFP!
Quoting his Euro price in £ are they? So it's not just us then.
Has Ruud Gullit confirmed that he's Nathan Aké's father yet? I mean, it's obvious isn't it?
I would be all for this, but doubt its true. I would start him over Matic
I read somewhere last summer, it was 79 players we were buying.How many players do we get linked with every summer?
Stupid lazy Ed got us just three of them.
We should look at Ndidi instead of Gueye. Not that we're looking at Gueye either, but still... Ndidi is way younger and very underrated. Would be an excellent defensive option to allow Bruno og Pogba more freedom.
I agree with this. But Ndidi will be as expensive as any DM in the world probably, as he's not really underrated at all. He's rated very highly by anyone who watches football, as far as I've seen at least.
Is Jones actually going to Russia? Hardly?
Not good enough on the ball and would merely be an average stop gap.
Also its Leicester, they wont do us any favours for transfer fees.
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Watched him a few times has potential to be a decent deal that.
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