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All this media talk about ETH working closely with Wilcox on next season’s planning makes me think he will be around for sometime. Not sure how I feel about that.

Jason Statham would do a better job as manager. ETH struggles to purposefully adapt to the flow of games.

ETH will talk about “trusting the process” in his post-match conference after we get shrugged aside by a better Crystal Palace team. Can’t wait for the impending player clear out next season.

Hopefully the activist will stay fit

Watch Sancho produce a horror show of a performance in the second leg with Dortmund crashing out. As much as Sancho is improving, he is no where near the standards expected from an elite player. Unless he produces these performances every week.

Sancho is a superb talent and yes there is an unfortunate lack of professionalism to his overall career. However… I feel the constant disarray at United (e.g poor performances and lack of conviction from players to give it their all) coupled with...

I swear some people said the same about ETH when he first joined us in the back of his Ajax team. It’s really difficult to know how a manager would fair. It’s a gamble everytime a new manager is picked - just depends on how big the risk ends up...

reads like a tag line of a blockbuster movie

Keegan’s raw passion makes ETH look like a human robot with a programmed list of answers about “the process”..

I’d welcome Mourinho back in a heart beat. He’ll win a trophy or 2 before stinking up the place and leaving on acrimonious terms. It’s toxic but oh so worth it.

A thread reflective of the internet age we live in - where only the most polarising possibilities matter because they bring out the best reactions.

And a bit of luck. DDG bailed us out on multiple occasions despite his propensity to making basic errors

Fair point but in that case the woeful lack of depth at United comes down to abhorrent player recruitment. And even with injuries, we aren’t fielding a bunch of Sunday league amateurs incapable of being set up to play well against relegation fodder.

The key difference between Arsenal and ourselves is the level of organisation both in and out of possession. Everyone knows their role, and there isn’t a reliance on fate or a dash of skilful magic to carve a breakthrough. This translates into...

INEOS have been really strategic thus far in shaping the club, starting with the top of the footballing hierarchy. Everything suggests ETH will get to see this season to its end before he is dismissed. Reactionary changes rarely reap rewards -...