Man U.

[THE SEVENTIES NORTH BANK]

Time's running out for the clueless manager. They said he's spent 616 Million pounds in two years, and yet they've gone backwards. Spurs took them apart today and if not for some terrible finishing, it should have been about 6-0. Spurs had 24 shots at Old Trafford. Even before the sending off, Spurs were slicing them apart. They said the Man U CEO said the Premiership title should be theirs by 2028. He needs to lower his sights. Top 4 will be a major achievement in the coming years, and this manager will be gone.

 

[Holy Joe]

Rumour at end of last season was they were going to fire the manager and replace with Southgate - but then they went and won the FA cup - he's been on borrowed time ever since, and I imagine not a positive environment to work in

 

[Bearded Shrimper]

he had one good season and one shocking season but won the FA Cup. I think there's something deeper there. Every manager since Ferguson has failed. so either they keeping picking duds or there's something more than just the manager

 

[blues exile]

Love the way Spurs are playing now, such a refreshing change from the prevailing wisdom. If they were to actually win something playing that way maybe it would encourage other sides to adopt their style and who knows, it might even filter down to teams in the lower divisions.

 

[Thor1]

Sad to see the passing of the great Dennis Law this week. The guy truly deserved the title and was a football genius. Dennis of course played for both sides of Manchester and famously scored the goal that relegated Utd.

City also lost another player from that era this week in Tony Book who was also a very decent player from that time.

RIP gents.

 

[Supa Shrimpa]

Love the way Spurs are playing now, such a refreshing change from the prevailing wisdom. If they were to actually win something playing that way maybe it would encourage other sides to adopt their style and who knows, it might even filter down to teams in the lower divisions.

That's aged well