Recent content by John Dillinger

  1. ten Hag vs The Players - Who do you think will win out?

    Agree with this. Footballers are on the whole, thick. They know this manager won't stand for any nonsense, and in a different way to how it was under Jose. Jose when he arrived at United was already 'damaged goods' to a certain degree, and a whiff of yesterdays man about him. Not so this...

  2. Frenkie de Jong | The last muppeting lap

    Fair point, but He is genuinely world-class and would most likely get into both City's and Liverpool's team - when was the last signing we could say that about?

  3. Christian Eriksen | Signs for Manchester United

    100% And now we have De Jong... Simple now - stay in London because your missus and kids like it Or play for Manchester United in front of 75,000 with Frenkie De Jong as your midfield partner...

  4. Frenkie de Jong | The last muppeting lap

    Dear me. We actually sign a young, world-class player - one of the most coveted young talents only a couple of years ago, who is a huge upgrade for our midfield, one of the best players for Holland, with none of the ego or baggage of our departed star midfielder, a player who WOULD get into...

  5. Erik ten Hag - Manchester United manager

    With all due respect, your argument my post is largely conjecture, is based on, well, ....conjecture. 1. Nunez - conjecture 2. "We also know ETH resumed early and wanted the deals done before report of preseason." - absolutely conjecture - ETH nor United have ever stated anything of the kind...

  6. Erik ten Hag - Manchester United manager

    I am beginning to suspect ETH has identified De Jong as THE pivotal transfer around which all his other signings will revolve. If we can get De Jong signed up, his blueprint for how he envisions re-inventing this United team can be implemented. All the hand-wringing and media hype (nothing new...

  7. We will never win the league with Marcus Rashford in the team

    What puzzles me is the media love-in with Rashford, for example on Talksport, where he is routinely labeled as "undoubtedly a great player who has lost his way..." Is it just me? I see a player who is not a 'youngster' anymore, and who has not improved one iota from when he was 19 'great'...
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