Recent content by gredanica

Im fairly pro-Guardiola but I hope they lose because feck Man City and feck teams that are owned by nation states doesn't change the fact he's a genius

Its weird because when the England Lionesses don't have any black players, everyone cries that their team "doesn't represent the racial diversity of England : https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/lionesses-euro-2022-women-football-b2135633.html And yet when France (literally a white European...

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Basically I just want us all to shut our eyes and reminisce. Lets take our minds back to the dawn of time. Specifically, lets take our minds back to 2021 and the start of this thread where the average redcafe poster was making posts that said "wow 80 million is far too much to pay for Jack...

So I don't want to make a big deal of this because this is obviously a Man Utd forum and I know Man Utd fans are sensitive about this subject since they want to believe that SAF Is a better manager than Guardiola (even though objectively Guardiola is #1 of all time and SAF fits into the top 5)...

Well those are the players which he bought, using essentially infinite money, and the ones who he has coached for years while being given complete autonomy by the upper management when it comes to coaching style, bringing in his own people, etc. So that's hardly an excuse. If his players lack...

Casemiro and Ericsson are weird choices, since neither have hugely declined relative to their peak. Eriksson is a solid but unspectacular player, like he always has been He spent his career at Spurs and Inter but was never the stand-out player in either side. Good player, not amazing...

Barcelona are a disaster and I'm surprised people are starting to change their minds just because they've had a good half season (and might win the league). Even if they win the league who cares? They have won 26 league titles in their history -- does the world suddenly change because they have...

Im 50-50 on this. The rational and "traditionally British" side of me thinks that even talking about sacking Klopp is beyond insane. He is objectively the 1st or 2nd best manager in the world (depending on how you rate Guardiola) and he is clearly the best Liverpool manager since the 1970s. The...

Im surprised the comments are so positive here, for someone who was always seen as a bit of a mediocre player even back in the 90s Paul Ince was "fine" for Man Utd (and Liverpool) but that's about all you can say. Man Utd were not a good team in the early 90s and the English league as a whole...