Baleforce
Arthur Rowe
Personally, I'd avoid Mourinho like the plague if I was a young player like him. He already plays in a damned impressive stadium.
pah, it only has one playing surface and it’s longest bar is barely half the length of ours
Personally, I'd avoid Mourinho like the plague if I was a young player like him. He already plays in a damned impressive stadium.
It actually isn’t that great eitherpah, it only has one playing surface and it’s longest bar is barely half the length of ours
It actually isn’t that great either
Been there twice and thought it was above average
Maybe I had higher expectations
The fans were really nice and friendly
Cracking for footballBeen my experience in Germany generally, love the place.
Cracking for football
Bro so great for food
People are found and helpful and polite and just enjoy themselves without being idiots
Hence why you can drink in the grounds and they have no problems
Solskjær has only been there a season and a quarter mate.... They’re still in 2 competitions this season aren’t they?The press have no one else to sell currently
Has been some talk about Aubemeyang leaving which IMO is very likely due to his age as contract but he isn’t a big star by comparison
I still find it odd that they all talk united up as the team who win things when their no closer than we are in reality ... their last a manager to win anything is here and 5/6 good games doesn’t change a team
Solskjær has only been there a season and a quarter mate.... They’re still in 2 competitions this season aren’t they?
If I was a player and wanted to win trophies then Man Utd would be one of the four English clubs I would be looking at joining.But they haven’t won anything have they?
There are no guarantees in football least of all
In the English league and competitions
they have been awful for most of the season so what’s changed? Good from before an unforeseen break that’s all
Their a chaotic mess of a club and have been since Fergie leftIf I was a player and wanted to win trophies then Man Utd would be one of the four English clubs I would be looking at joining.
They have the buying power to buy their way out of problems. If Solskjær doesn’t work out they are one of about 5 clubs Worldwide who could go and get Diego Simeone for instance.Their a chaotic mess of a club and have been since Fergie left
Their fans have been saying that consistently
What has changed?
Nothing ... apart from timing of a good run of form before a break
It’s always the same
Lose before international break and you get dug out by the press as they have nothing else to say
We’re that team currently and united are suddenly world beaters
TrueThey have the buying power to buy their way out of problems. If Solskjær doesn’t work out they are one of about 5 clubs Worldwide who could go and get Diego Simeone for instance.
But they haven’t won anything have they?
There are no guarantees in football least of all
In the English league and competitions
they have been awful for most of the season so what’s changed? Good from before an unforeseen break that’s all
Who won those trophies?I mean, they've won 3 trophies since Fergie retired or in the past 5 years, when they've been a shambles (not counting ones like community shield). Which is as many as we've won in the past 30 years.
Not exactly a leap of faith to think that the odds of him winning trophies there is higher than it is here, especially with their turnover.
Who won those trophies?
The same managed that plenty on here think has lost it and is clueless
It’s why I keep on banging that drum
Sorry said 3 so assumed you meant the last 3Van Gaal and Mourinho did. Not just one manager.
Yes they paid more for Fernandes in Jan than they could’ve got him for in August, but they still got their first choice player, just as they did with Wan Bissaka and Maguire. If Solskjær is successful then happy days for them. If he isn’t, well then they will replace him and likely with a top manager who will have money to spend.True
They have done that before and bought in big name managers
One actually won them a few trophies
Problem there is no structure or strategy at the top (we may well be the same now, time will tell)
Their focus has been money, money and money. They even paid more for a player in January than they needed to last summer for example. Their now quote reckless
Doesn’t mean they won’t come good but doesn’t mean they will either
and as I say their fans wanted a new manager in charge come January
Now they think Kane isn’t good enough for them
The shortermism of money football
Well they don’t have a Mourinho level manager do they? And over spending to get your choice target is actually what we did to get Tanguy and Lo CelsoYes they paid more for Fernandes in Jan than they could’ve got him for in August, but they still got their first choice player, just as they did with Wan Bissaka and Maguire. If Solskjær is successful then happy days for them. If he isn’t, well then they will replace him and likely with a top manager who will have money to spend.
Who is more likely to win a trophy.... A Mourinho level manager given a fortune to spend, or a Mourinho level manager given a little bit to spend?
Bet they don't even have a cheese room.....pah, it only has one playing surface and it’s longest bar is barely half the length of ours
But that’s speculationI’d recommend this evening’s Monday Night Club on 5Live. Really good discussion on the likely (massive) financial impact on football of COVID - touched on the Kane transfer rumours as part of it.
Essentially saying that big money transfers are gone for a couple of years at the very least - and possibly for a very very long time.