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Glad Carrick is being given more time. Hopefully, they can break the cycle of constantly changing managers. And maybe kick the players into gear now that they know they can't just down tools and wait for a new gaffer. #MUFC#ItsCarrickYouKnow#wishfulthinking#optimistic
@colinmufc2 I'd start Lacey and Amass. Out Yoro next to Martinez at the back. And give Zirkzee a chance. Let Mbuemo and Cunha do their thing on the wings.
But what we'll actually get is Mount at LW, Yoro at RB, and no striker 🙄
@Utdtruthful@ChrisWheelerDM I've heard this way too many times. If Bruno starts at the weekend then he needs to completely own the game to make up for his behaviour recently.
This is awful. Nobody wants to shoot and when they do (I'm looking at you, Dalot) they should cross. Unlucky for Yoro as I don't think he's done that bad #MUFC
Lovely. Well played for putting this list together. Somehow Arteta is losing his mind (this and the technical area bulls***) even though his team are playing some decent football. Strange little man.
“In the last 100 years how many 16 year olds have played at this level, none, ZERO” 👀
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Wayne Rooney
Rio Ngumoha
James Milner
Francis Jeffers
Jack Rodwell
Jack Wilshere
Aaron Lennon
Harvey Elliott
Jeremy Monga
Ethan Nwaneri
Matthew Briggs
Dane Scarlett
Jonathan Leko
Andy Campbell
Izzy Brown
Jose Baxter
Joel Drakes-Thomas
Rushian Hepburn-Murphy
Gary McSheffrey
James Vaughan
Mark Platts
Angel Gomes
Mahdi Nicoll-Jazuli
Jack Robinson
Jerome Abbey
Reece Oxford
Jake Evans
Mikey Moore
Antwoine Hackford
Samuel Amo-Ameyaw
Leny Yoro has endured difficult moments since signing for Manchester United, but yesterday's performance against Leeds United felt like a coming-of-age showing for more reasons than one.
For @AttackingFooty. #MUFC
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@EricsMUFC I've read that he's one of the first into Carrington and is nice to everyone. Which shouldn't mean anything if you're as bad as he is. And you know he'll start against Leeds and Yoro will be on the bench 🙄
It doesn’t take a genius to work out that Lisandro Martinez is upset and took yesterday to air a personal grievance as well as that of his teammates. But it takes a special kind of idiot to ignore that, discredit him and let the directors off (again). Ignore the spin.
On Sunday there will be no flag display on The Stretford End. In its place, a single banner will hang above the players’ tunnel with a clear message to the owners, directors and decision-making staff at Manchester United:
“THE WAY YOU TREAT US IS A DISGRACE”
This isn’t a ‘TRA’ message, it’s a message on behalf of every genuine fan group, match-going supporter, supporters’ club and fan representative who has either contacted us directly or been negatively impacted by the recent behaviour of The Club. It’s an honest, heartfelt cry for recognition from the maligned, vilified, and misrepresented beating heart of our football club – the generational match-going supporters.
Neither is this solely a ‘Manchester United’ problem, this is a league-wide crisis that should be addressed at every club, regardless of rivalries and history. Without drastic changes, there will be no rivalries in the future vision for football shared by the decision makers.
Whilst we still advocate for a change in ownership, we believe that there should be a realistic roadmap for any protest if it is to act as a catalyst for change.
Match-going supporters should be prioritised over all others within the Club’s Fan Engagement model and all aspects of the Fans’ Forum process should be reviewed & improved to ensure that its fit for purpose. Dedicated fan representation that engages openly and regularly with the match-going supporters and proactively fights to ensure that they are treated as a priority by The Club is essential. Unless our generational match-going support is given a real voice that is actually listened to, the little that remains of our fan culture will soon be gone forever.
TRA aren’t a protest group, we’re an ‘atmosphere’ group but we’ve never shied away from making our position clear when we believe not doing so would be to the detriment of the interests of match-going supporters. We hope that you’ll understand and support our decision and that those of you who are asking for meaningful change and are able to help will stand up and be counted when called upon in the near future.
Until then, we’ll continue to fully back and support the players and manager throughout, starting with the derby on Sunday.
MUFC
🗣️ "All of those things together have made it a really annoying day, but it ISN'T a disaster from minute one to 90"
Joe gives his thoughts on United's 2-2 draw with Everton 💭
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