Come on now, don’t be a tit.That's a bit of a boob...
Come on now, don’t be a tit.That's a bit of a boob...
As frustrating as the pace of our own manager search has been, at least we aren't United:
Erik ten Hag frustrated over Manchester United review delay as indecision hits transfer plans
Dutchman’s future remains up in air and he is fearful continued uncertainty could affect summer transfer planswww.telegraph.co.uk
Who seemingly still haven't decided if ten Hag is out or not.
Are they just hoping that it'll "work itself out naturally"?
Good, he's dire.Looks like he’s staying
Signed a new and improved contract with Man U now to 2026, pay rise of 30% making him the highest paid manager in the PL.
Alternatively, noDisappointing result yesterday for the many Sussex based United fans. As Ten Hag said after the game though 'I'm not Harry Potter'. At least they have the stability of his presence after signing a 12 month extension to his current contract in the summer. For the good of United and indeed the EPL lets hope they start to turn a corner soon.
"I'm not what I'm not."I think he meant to say that he wasn’t Graham Potter
I wonder who he'll claim not to be next week?I think he meant to say that he wasn’t Graham Potter
He’s going to need a History of Magic lessonI think he meant to say that he wasn’t Graham Potter
I am 66 and never quite understood how ManU became the darling club of England.In some ways they're like the United I grew up with in the 1970s. After Mat Busby retired and before Fergie they had a succession of managers and won nothing except the odd FA Cup - and they got relegated in that time as well. (Which I can't see happening in this era of Haves and Have Nots). The shadow of Busby was long and only SAF was able to step out of it. Who will be the new SAF?
However the memory of the Busby Babes and being the first English club to win the European Cup was more than enough though to give the Man U fans a lasting sense of entitlement. Some things never change.
I am 66 and never quite understood how ManU became the darling club of England.
It seems it was a combination of Munich, Bobby Charlton winning the world cup, Georgie Best winning the European Cup and being the fifth Beatle ...