Recent content by Jed I. Knight

I think you're overcomplicating a bit. It's simple, we just ban heading. Solved. Now we can move on to the more importing things, like how do we prevent leg cancer?

These guys don't lock themselves up in separate office and cook up plans for the various areas under their purviews all by themselves. Berrada is the head of all operations at the club, and will ultimately be judged on whether or not Manchester United is successful on the pitch. You can be...

Pretty good.

I didn't even know he was single. Must be a big target gold diggers. white

:lol: :lol: Such a simple manager, to merely rely on different players to string together sequences of individual moments of brilliance.

Looking forward to see the opening on LinkedIn, if they go with a recruitment agency. "Got a friend who might be up for the role? Tag them in the comments."

The day... the midfield died I started singing my, my Mr Erik Ten Hag Pulled off Mainoo Put on TomiMac left he midfield to die Bruno 'n the boys were passing into the sky Now we're going home without points in the bag Yet another trip back without points in the bag

He makes some really shit decisions. With the benefit of everything he's seen during his matches in charge of the club, what could possibly compel him to bring on McTominay for Mainoo? I just don't get it. And even if Mainoo is broken or whatever, surely he should know by now that he has to...

Interesting sub, that. Midfieldless approach is unorthodox.

1. Solskjær 2. Mourinho (reluctantly, can't stand him) 3. Van Gaal 4. Ten Hag 5. Moyes Hopefully Ten Hag will climb to the top.

Once they are finally gone and people are no longer afraid of biting the hand that feeds, we're going to get some interesting stories about these touchy bastards.

Interesting take. You may well be on to something. And I hope you're reading it right! I think that would be a great outcome for the club, if it transpires.

What's that pathway? I don't see any obvious pathway, which is what I've written in my previous comments. If anything, the likeliest outcome here is that no full sale is completed by the time the drag along expires 18 months after the completion of the deal. Which sets the stage for a prolonged...

Agree! But do you feel like there's anything coming out here that suggests it will be Ratcliffe/Ineos who completes a full purchase? It appears more like a classic quid pro quo of bringing in outside help to pump up the value of the asset before trying again with a full sale.

That's not what The Telegraph are reporting. They are saying that for 18 months from the date the transaction is completed, the Glazers can force Ratcliffe to sell his shares to any third party, as long as the offer is above the $33 per share Ratcliffe is paying for his shares. Ratcliffe, on...