Samid
He's no Bilal Ilyas Jhandir
No idea why you're waffling on about things that have nothing to do with my question. All previous managers had sack watch threads with polls. In case you're unaware they faced the same issues with the ownership. Doesn't mean we shouldn't have had those threads/polls. By your logic we should've stuck with Moyes until the club had new owners.You miss a keyword. You’re a Manchester United ‘supporter’.
I for one think the mods do a fantastic job (not @Solius - I’m petty like that ) of keeping this place in check, and have done the right think collating all the who gets and negativity in one place. The three ‘positive’ threads you mentioned are all different topics one is about the players, one it about all the myriad problems at the club and one is about tactics. No problem with them being left seperate.
Try focusing your anger and negativity where it is warranted- at the owners and we’ll see if ETH is up to the job when he has a competent sporting structure supporting him and isn’t forced to sign unproven kids or Wout fecking Weghorst.
I hope that’s on topic enough for you oh might one.
The cults for managers/players on here are bad enough without the mods being a direct part of those agendas by closing threads they personally don't like. Mods can voice their subjective opinions all they want but to shut down any thread that is critical of ETH is wrong. Especially when they haven't closed down similar threads under previous managers and the club now having its worst start ever to a PL season.
Try not telling others how they're supposed to support the club. You're free to wait for years for a "competent sporting structure supporting him", doesn't mean everyone else has to do the same. FYI I regularly bump this and this. Everyone knows the owners suck, doesn't mean we can't demand things from the manager.
I'm asking the mods a technical question on why a certain type of threads aren't allowed under the current manager. Responding with a defence of the manager (this isn't the United forum) and meddling for no apparent reason is hardly 'on topic'.