@kilturk44 Another shout out for Brendan Gleeson. He was and always will be the best version of Michael Collins in any film The Treaty. Neil Jordan's MichalenCollins was the Hollywood treatment, a decent effort but flawed. The Treaty is Irish history and Collins done right
@AdamJoseph Too passive. It all looks too nice. They are players who never get dropped despite consistently poor performances. What other team does that
@AdamJoseph 2 goals conceded in each of opening 3 games. We always look like we will concede. Shaw too slow getting out to George. Lammens was shaky. All the pressure coming from the left and didn't address that danger. Really frustrating.
@AndyMitten@TheAthleticFC I think, despite what he achieved, he's still underrated in some circles. His game had nearly everything. An incredible player.
@AdamJoseph For so many people, especially those looking for likes on social media, transfer season is the priority over the football season itself. Drives people clean bonkers. you fill in the following blank, "Man Utd linked to....yadda yadda yadda..." equals instant online interest.
@AdamJoseph So many balls were eye of a needle passes that broke down. Really dumb play. Lack of aggression at the back. They always, always look like they will concede. The board have created this, but the players mentality is not good enough either
@AdamJoseph The lack of basic football intelligence really stands out. Dalot always has a mistake in him, he never seems to learn. Cunha, heavy touch, running into traffic, Martinez switches off, Zirkzee not holding on to the ball at the right time, Ugarte not knowing who to pass it to
@AdamJoseph My fear is that the embarrassment and damage it causes to the Premier League, amy punishment will be watered down to protect its reputation. There will be deep, deep shenanigans afoot in the background of this whole enterprise
@UnitedStandMUFC One pundit criticised them. To compare today's media landscape to what they experienced is just been obtuse to suit a narrative. He comes across as a bit of an idiot here. But it's typical of a cohort of utd punditry who refuse to see things as they currently stand
@adamjoseph I just feel a sad sense of resignation today. Its over for Amorin. I wanted it to work, the same for any manager, but his stubborn nature, his inability to adjust to suit the game, his mismanagement of player positions and who starts, his lack of results, it all adds up