Shaktarman
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- Sep 19, 2022
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I gave him absolute pelters for saying it. The modern premier league football fan there for you.On what level is it even remotely comparable?
Was he shopping in TK Max at the time?
I gave him absolute pelters for saying it. The modern premier league football fan there for you.On what level is it even remotely comparable?
Was he shopping in TK Max at the time?
I have always regarded Rashford as a thoughtful communitarian.It's the silly wages the duff players are on, money thrown around like confetti with each wave of managers choices new players. With unclever contract renewals in attempting to do a Bloom in protecting 'value'.
I have always regarded Rashford as a thoughtful communitarian.
It must have been sick-making to be at the club he loved while it cavorted around like a drunken pools winner with her tights round her ankles.
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In the Q1 accounts for MUFC there is a quoted figure of £10.4m for the sacking of ETH...who a few months earlier had had the option on his contract for another year triggered by the club.If only there was a number-bothering DULLARD around who could help get to the bottom of it...
'Offshore Jim' LOLz
Despite (or perhaps because of) Rashford being on a long contract at £330K a week, the player has a history of disciplinary issues. Ten Haag dropped him at least twice for not turning up for training the night after being out on the piss. Amorim talked about him being disengaged from the team and uncommunicative, and being unwilling to accept new ideas. He sounds like a moody git to me and United are well rid of him.The Mourinho and now Almiron thing of hanging one or two players out to publicly dry, isn’t great man management imho. Other successful managers have shown by their deeds that isn’t necessary. Irrespective of the players having failings.
Its win win for the Glazers as they sit on their hands and the money keeps rolling in, while Ratcliffe takes all the heat.Nice work if you can get it. Glazers are still majority shareholders, of course. Ineos do seem impressive in their incompetence.