What was this about? The tweet in the tweet is deleted and I can't get the context.
There was as story doing the rounds that Maguire, Bruno, Matic and someone else were demanding they be allowed to go speak to the fans outside the Lowry.What was this about? The tweet in the tweet is deleted and I can't get the context.
About him wanting to speak to the fans during the protest, he said he was watching Juventus play Udinese (his former team) and was listening to security, also said he didn't see anybody else trying to speak to fans.What was this about? The tweet in the tweet is deleted and I can't get the context.
Why would they and more importantly why should he answer it. It's a can of worms to distract him and the team from doing his job which is getting it right on the pitch.Did anyone ask Ole about the two videos of Police brutality to the fans?
If the United manager says anything which could be even slightly seen as „tolerating“ violence even if it was by a minority, then we are definitely getting a ban / points deduction.I was actually slightly disappointed with his choice of tone when dealing with the protest questions, but he's in a near enough impossible position and this isn't about him so no point crying over.
It's Simon Stone not Simon Stones.Bruno to Simon Stones: it's Sporting Clube De Portugal not Sporting Lisbon.
There is a conspiracy against SCP to call them Sporting Lisbon
Some guy on twitter mentioned how our players wanted to join the protest but were not allowed to join by club security. To make it sound authentic he took James Cooper name saying that Sky sports journalist told him this. When his lie was caught, he deleted the tweet.What was this about? The tweet in the tweet is deleted and I can't get the context.
What do you expect him to say? It’s great the fans got the game cancelled and I hope those planning on doing the same against Leicester succeed again? He said the fans have a voice and the owners need to listen to that voice and communicate. Ultimately his job is manage the football team which he’s doing very well. If you watch the press conference you can see he’s genuinely fecking gutted about the situation.I was actually slightly disappointed with his choice of tone when dealing with the protest questions, but he's in a near enough impossible position and this isn't about him so no point crying over.
Because he only has one?It's Simon Stone not Simon Stones.
The long-term fix?Solskjaer: 'I've had backing'
"Sometimes frictions and challenges can move things forward. The last few weeks have been tough.
I've had backing, I have to say. I've been put in charge and I'm responsible for the footballing matters, and I understand fans want to see trophies and progress.
Hopefully we can get to a final tomorrow, that's the short-term fix, then we'll take it from there."
It's obvious, the Glazers should give the club to Ole so he can be owner and Manager.The long-term fix?
Should be the CEO at a minimum.Ole is dealing with this as well as expected. He shouldn't have to answer for the owners.
Getting your face slashed is a slight injury? OK!I doubt it. The vast, vast majority of fans appear to be well onside. The only slight hint of opposition has been from the odd blert on RAWK and the doughy fanny on here who's afternoon was spoiled. One copper getting a slight injury doesn't detract from anything, although obviously it'd be better if that hadn't happened.