Carrick is failing, Keane couldn’t pass coaching exams, Ole was sacked, Scholes can’t manage an under-9 team, Neville was a disaster, Rooney is one of England’s worst managers, Beckham never pursued coaching, and Ferdinand has shown no interest.
All played under Ferguson, yet none became a half decent manager.
Ferguson built a dynasty, but his coaching tree is a serious blemish on his legacy. Meanwhile, Pep’s influence extends to Arteta, Maresca and Kompany.
"Those who join expect to win trophies, win games, and reach the highest level" - Bruno to Sky Italia.
Players aren't signed to "expect"; they're signed to deliver.
Self-entitlement is off the scale.
Fold the club.
Glazers, out.
Ratcliffe wanted to put the mediocre into Manchester United.
Clueless on the pitch.
Top to bottom, a shambles.
They sacked the tea lady and targetted loyal fans.
Heaven knows I’m miserable now.
If Carrick pays for this with his job and not Wilcox then it’s a disgrace. Carrick got Utd in to the Champions League, Wilcox made sure we got knocked out of it.
As each game passes and the performances get worse it becomes more obvious that the recruitment is shite - we dont have the players to play any other way than we do. Not the managers fault but he will pay sooner rather than later I think #mufc
🚨 A new Etihad Stadium attendance record for Manchester City today, with 600,817 packed in for the game against Ipswich.
Bringing in an estimated £320m in new club revenue 🤯
I know there’s an appeal pending (👀), but every time I see there’s a game involving Man City, I just think… what’s the point?
Apologies to their fans/players, but their involvement in any competition now is utterly futile.
Until they’re sanctioned, top tier football is dead. 🤷♂️
@jimmymcbride1 I can relate to that Jimmy, I enjoyed going to games back in the 70’s and 80’s when weren’t great because we had hope, don’t even have that anymore - certainly no light at the end of the tunnel
‘None of Manchester Life’s homes are affordable, and the developer does not pay any subsidies for local amenities, known as section 106 payments.
‘Rivals say the partnership has created an uneven playing field for developing the lucrative east Manchester corridor next to the Etihad. “This is a sweetheart deal between the council and Abu Dhabi,” said one. “They get the land without any fair competition process, they can build apartment blocks, and when the blocks start earning millions the council gets no rental income. They don’t even have to make section 106 payments, like lots of other developers. The whole thing stinks.”
‘Manchester Life was launched with a promise “to rebalance the relationship between landlord and tenant to one of equals”. Just a year after the opening of a rental apartment block in Smiths Yard, residents received section 21 eviction notices. These allow landlords to evict tenants without giving a reason, even if the rent has been paid on time and the property kept in good condition.’
https://t.co/vQMVTAbWcS
Hello @LucyMPowell
As MP for Mcr Central which includes Wastelands, is there anything you'd like to share about your little visit to Abu Dhabi & your role cheerleading for @ManCity's corrupt owners in the UAE APPG 👇
Or do we have to wait for it all to come out in the wash?
🤔