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For being shite? No.
For blatantly not trying? Yes.
For blatantly not trying? Yes.
How about both?For being shite? No.
For blatantly not trying? Yes.
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Was going to ask what he expected but honestly the lack of self awareness in this squad is astounding.Tweet
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He's been free to sign for a new club for the last few months. He's been needing a new challenge since 2 years ago. What exactly is holding him back?Tweet
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He was going to leave anyway. But, even so, I'd never boo a United player.Tweet
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The fact that no top clubs want him at the cost Raiola is demanding.He's been free to sign for a new club for the last few months. He's been needing a new challenge since 2 years ago. What exactly is holding him back?
I’m sure a glance at his bank balance will cheer him up.He was hurt by the reaction? That's just heartbreaking, poor guy![]()
Its clear he hasnt found a club willing to pay what he's asking, thats why I fear he'll renew. Hopefully we arent as braindead to do that, but it wouldnt surprise me one bit if we did.He's been free to sign for a new club for the last few months. He's been needing a new challenge since 2 years ago. What exactly is holding him back?
Folks have to go to work with Liverpool fans today. Sure, it may not be the right thing to do, but booing the pieces of tripe that lost 4-0 to Liverpool is possibly the most human reaction ever.
Because you want them team to do well and said player could be standing in the way of that. Poor form is one thing, no effort and an elitist attitude is another, and don't expect to get away with the later.Why would I pay money to boo a player on a team I want to do well?
How will we know how to properly support our team if they don't tell us?Top reds in the mud
Who now gives a toss about their morale!!tbf at this point, I find it completely pointless to boo the players.
Their morale is at an all-time low and booing will just add more to the problem instead of being a solution since most of them just don't have the mentality to bounce back from all the negativity and criticism surrounding them and the club.
The best for us and most of them is that they just go somewhere else. That way the club can start fresh with players that actually want to be here and they can try to either recover their morale back or play in a team that is more at their level.
Agreed. We have fans who are happy for the club to be a charity for overpaid players.The fact that no top clubs want him at the cost Raiola is demanding.
Which is why us booing him is so fecking worthwhile if it stops that mega deal we offered being his fallback option.
Image saddling ETH with a £450k-a-week tombstone around his neck in the shape of Pogba. He'd have no option but to shoe horn him into his plans. His United tenure would be ruined before it even began. Booing Pogba might literally be the thing that saves us from that reality.
Yep. Some weirdos think these players should be supported no matter what. Applaud and cheer their laziness, give them pay rises, roll out the fecking red carpet because they wear the red shirt... Sod that. Boo them and get them out of the clubAgreed. We have fans who are happy for the club to be a charity for overpaid players.
The boldedHe's been free to sign for a new club for the last few months. He's been needing a new challenge since 2 years ago. What exactly is holding him back?
Not as hurt as us fans have been watching him collect a weekly wage that most take a decade to earn whilst performing at piss poor levels for pretty much the whole of the past 5 years and costing a world record fee, feck him and good riddance to him and his fat cnut agent.Tweet
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Or it could shake these wasters out of their hubris-infused lethargy and actually encourage the board to sell them when there is a chance to do so (see Lingard, Jesse, aka the man-child who posted a picture of himself in another team’s jersey.)He was going to leave anyway. But, even so, I'd never boo a United player.
All it can possibly achieve is to lower his confidence or lower the asking price when we want to sell him on. Both cases result in us cutting off our nose to spite our face.
Support mediocrity?Never!
I generally hate the hetz some United fans have had against the players in recent times. I find it embarrassing and unintelligent. I can mention Lingard, Fellaini, Jones, Lukaku, Maguire, Rashford and Shaw as some examples, where the line has been crossed. I think it's an unhealthy and aggressive fan culture. It's okay to criticize a player for a poor performance, but the criticism becomes too personal and unvarnished. It becomes more hate. I think one should try to support the players as much as possible. For example, I'm not a big fan of Dalot. I think he's the worst fullback United have had in many years. But I could never think of booing him or getting hateful in my statements about him on a fansite.
Nope. I’ll criticise players for not being good enough, or for not having the right mentality, even managers but I won’t boo them on the pitch. Because at the match I’m going to support Manchester United, booing a player or manager is booing part of what I’m going to support.After the booing of Maguire for England this week the irrational hating if Pogba and Rashford from some United fans and the ever growing toxic nature of our own fanbase I can this happening more and more.
Would you be happy with our own players being booed like this and would you even do it yourself?