clarkydaz
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How is the little super league party he had planned going, the twatThis snobby pri*k, the "United family" get to feck!
How is the little super league party he had planned going, the twatThis snobby pri*k, the "United family" get to feck!
I guess not.Listing achievements seems like a normal thing to do. Were you expecting something else?
When you eventually leave, neither you nor Ed will be able to set foot within 100 yards of OT ever again. Pair of absolute dickheads who should be chauffeur driven out of Manchester in clown cars.Tweet
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Treasure the memories? Does he mean spending the most money in our history while not having us challenging and replacing managers that don’t suit us. He was woefulTweet
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Weird second tweet considering it was him that lead us away from the United way.Tweet
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It's the beginning of the end for the Glazers. The rebirth of our club, with an actual DOF. There will be no SL for us to be in.This is actually really bad for us. A few days ago, we were plotting our summer targets, with the newly appointed director of football making inroads to prospective targets.
If Ed is walking now, then we aint signing anyone. The stadium re-vamp is a pipedream. And Joel Glazer is the vice chairman of this super league nonsense that will leave us like outcasts.
We are screwed both ways.
There is no utd way. Hate that sentenceWeird second tweet considering it was him that lead us away from the United way.
That's the half-empty version. The half-full version is that they publicly tried to destroy the game once and for all, and failed. Sponsors will hopefully be put off, fans absolutely hate them, they've got pretty much everyone hating them, the stock price is down, if we get some form of punishment (points docking, transfer bans, CL ban, whatever) stock price may go much further down. The bigger picture here is way more important than what happens in the transfer market in a particular window. This could be the start of them fecking off.This is actually really bad for us. A few days ago, we were plotting our summer targets, with the newly appointed director of football making inroads to prospective targets.
If Ed is walking now, then we aint signing anyone. The stadium re-vamp is a pipedream. And Joel Glazer is the vice chairman of this super league nonsense that will leave us like outcasts.
We are screwed both ways.
Brilliant!
Once upon a time there was a big forest, and in the middle of the forest there lived... some trousers.Is there someone who looks after you?
Called... DaveOnce upon a time there was a big forest, and in the middle of the forest there lived... some trousers.
Way bigger things are happening than a few signingsThis is actually really bad for us. A few days ago, we were plotting our summer targets, with the newly appointed director of football making inroads to prospective targets.
If Ed is walking now, then we aint signing anyone. The stadium re-vamp is a pipedream. And Joel Glazer is the vice chairman of this super league nonsense that will leave us like outcasts.
We are screwed both ways.
GASMAN GASMAN GASMANCalled... Dave
Yeah unfortunately we will still have one final transfer window with him by the looks of itSo he’s not leaving until the end of the year then?
There was a chink of light emerging at the end of a 8 year long tunnel. This super league is a dead duck anyway. The CEO is a dead duck now as well. When normal service resumes, it will be with another company stooge, but much worse.Way bigger things are happening than a few signings
the money they've made in United is wrapped up in the club valuation and if they feel that is capped out by the rejection of the ESL - they'll be offIt won't be us (I desperately hope I'm wrong!)
Why would the Glazers sell when we're such a money maker for them, even without the Super League?
this guy resigning literally minutes after his botched plan failed is worth half a team of signingsThere was a chink of light emerging at the end of a 8 year long tunnel. This super league is a dead duck anyway. The CEO is a dead duck now as well. When normal service resumes, it will be with another company stooge, but much worse.
Can't see how any of this comes out well for the club and supporters.
His plan? The Glazers were the vice chairmen of the european super league. Ed wasn't pulling any strings here, he was just nodding his head, because that's what they paid him to do. Nod and say yes like a good little company stooge.this guy resigning literally minutes after his botched plan failed is worth half a team of signings
Love it!
And this!
There's never a u-turn for the Glazers. This has just buried the coffin that they put the final nail in long ago.If the Glazers want the fans to do a u-turn this a start but it needs to continue big time
What you saw is a guy that loves Manchester United, probably more than any of us. He spent his life there, he supports the club, he loves the city. He's United through and through, he let his passion come out on TV. Not something you see often from sports pundits.Well obviously that's just speculation and I don't get a ton of Sky over here but what I did see yesterday was a concerted effort by a media outlet to denigrate the notion, which suggests to me that they felt their football based revenue stream was under significant threat.
This just confirms to me that the Glazers are as thick as they look. They don't speak for us, they simply bought the club. They don't decide who is welcome. The thick twats haven't realised that we decide that, not them.Tweet
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I saw more than Gary Neville's rants, to be fair.What you saw is a guy that loves Manchester United, probably more than any of us. He spent his life there, he supports the club, he loves the city. He's United through and through, he let his passion come out on TV. Not something you see often from sports pundits.