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"As a club, I expect more... I’m not gonna close my mouth, we need to have more ambition.” 👀
Lisandro Martínez opens up to @pschmeichel1 about Manchester United's struggles 👇
Spot on. Carrick will lose his job but those above him need to take the blame. The Glazers are the ultimate issue but those making football decisions for INEOS need to be in line too. They've failed since they've arrived.
The punishment Man City get will really show how much balls the Premier League have got.
Being found guilty on that many charges should send them to the national league but something tells me it will be something dumb like a fine (that won't impact them) + a transfer ban.
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!
INEOS and the Glazers are destroying Manchester United. Protests don't work. So let's hit them where it hurts. #BoycottUnited#GlazersAndIneosOut
Michael Carrick looks very dejected in his post match interview, shell-shocked even. He knows he will be the (latest) fall guy if the tide doesn't turn quickly. But Jason Wilcox and his recruitment team have let the manager down with their summer recruitment. Negligent.
🚨🚨🌕| BREAKING: Manchester United fans will organise a protest before the Manchester Derby on Sunday over the recent season-ticket bans. [@ChrisWheelerDM]
🗣️THE WARNINGS AND THE TRUTH
Four years ago we warned where this was heading.
We warned about the marginalisation and eradication of generational match-going Reds. Nobody listened.
We warned about the Americanisation of our game. Nobody cared.
We warned that if Ratcliffe didn’t change direction, he’d become another Glazer in all but name.
Polls said give him more time.
So we did.
We even postponed a protest at Arsenal because fans wanted to give him more time. Again we got abuse.
That decision demotivated lads in The 1958 who have sacrificed years of their lives, time, money and energy fighting for this fanbase and never asked for a thing in return. Some lads had personal abuse. Not after sympathy, those are the facts.
We never asked for nothing in return. We always preferred to be pissing from the outside in. Stood shoulder to shoulder with you.
We have banged on about unity since day one.
And for the last 12 months we have spent an unbelievable amount of time trying to make it happen.
Meetings
Calls
Messages
Statements
Campaigns
Endless frustration
Meanwhile some fans wanted to be edgy.
Some said it wasn’t their fight.
Some thought it would never affect them.
Well look around now.
Ticket prices.
Season Ticket sanctions.
Long standing Reds treated like suspects.
Time served Reds receiving banning orders.
Concessions disappearing.
More hospitality.
More premiumisation.
A future built around revenue, not supporters.
The chickens have come home to roost.
We take no pleasure in saying it, but we have got far more right than wrong.
And we wish we hadn’t.
This was never about being proved right.
It was about stopping it before it happened.
So now the question is simple.
Are you finally United around what we have been warning about since the day we formed?
Wake up and smell the coffee.
This is your Club.
This is your fight all generations all ages.
Are you with us, or against us?
Time is running out fast.
STAND BY.
The 1958 🇾🇪
🚨 Casemiro on a funny moment he experienced at Manchester United this season:
🗣️ Casemiro:
“I remember the game against Fulham. Cunha dribbles into the box, gets fouled and the referee immediately points to the penalty spot. We were celebrating already. Then the Fulham players surrounded the referee and started protesting.
VAR checked it and decided the foul was actually outside the box. So the penalty was cancelled and we got a free-kick instead. At that point I remember looking at Cunha and thinking: 'These guys have just made your effort fruitless.'
Then Bruno puts in an unbelievable ball and I score from the free-kick. After the game, me and Cunha went over to their captain and asked him: 'Be honest... which one would you have preferred? The penalty or the free-kick goal?' He looked at us and said: 'Please... just leave me alone.' Then we thanked him for the protest and walked away.”