@theshadeborough Ive seen her violate him where I’m like naa she hates him but nah if u can banter like this with ur girl and still be in love n shit u got a good thing. Theres man walking on eggshells 24/7 around there other halves u need to keep it a bean🤣
🗣️@JacobsBen: "I don't think you try and break a certain number, you just have to think about your BUDGET!
It's just whether they feel like they're getting VALUE FOR MONEY because when you're doing 6/7/8 signings in a window, there's a chance that you get a bit FLEECED if you're not careful in the market
I know people watching will say, 'I just want a number, I want to know that Man United will spend 110m on Sandro Tonali!' But it's not that simple, they'll spend above that or below that if they see value in the deal." #mufc
Eni Aluko is trending again but majority of the tweets I’ve seen are from people abusing her instead of applying common sense to what she’s saying. Typical tbh. Personally I get what she’s saying but it could have been worded better for the dumbos on social media
I'm going to say one last thing on Ruben Amorim.
Normally my mentions are a cesspit from making fun of rivals, it is why I don't check them on matchdays. Now? It is fans hate watching their own football club, the one that they used to support.
They aren’t suffering right now - they’re enjoying it. Failure validates this fantasy they built around Amorim. These results are a continuation of the majority of his own, both recent & long term.
The football under Amorim was awful. Predictable, slow, easily countered & structurally fragile. Months of evidence & he refused to adapt. That's not bravery. That's arrogance masquerading under ideology.
And let's be clear. Critics did not say 'a back four' or 'Mainoo' would fix everything. That was a deliberate exaggeration used to dismiss valid concerns. Nuanced criticism flattened into straw men for ignorance's sake.
Pointing out that a system doesn’t work isn’t claiming one tweak solves all problems. It's identifying systemic issues, ongoing ones. Fans pretending critics argued otherwise is nothing short of gaslighting.
Amorim didn’t maximise his players. That’s not opinion - it is obvious. He didn’t maximise his best players, roles didn’t match strengths, adjustments came too late or not at all. Good coaching elevates, his didn't.
The Academy debate matters, it goes to the core of Manchester United; built on youth - not sentimentally but structurally. Sir Matt, Sir Alex, to a homegrown player in every matchday squad for 80+ years, youth isn't optional. It is in the fabric of who the club is.
Amorim marginalising Academy players wasn't just poor man-management - it was philosophically incompatible with the club. Youth is protected, developed & integrated, not publicly mistreated.
And let’s be honest about the abuse. Amorim spoke, his defenders weaponised his words. Anyone he criticised got targeted. Anyone who questioned him got gaslit. Performances didn’t matter - obedience did.
Fans were manipulated by his words despite the fact they were constantly contradictory. You fell in love with how he spoke, not with what the team did. You loved press conferences more than performances.
If you need to squint to see improvement, I assure you that it isn't there. I did the same thing for months. How many more statistics do you need to be quoted?
Darren Fletcher, an interim, is judged by standards - which had seemingly disappeared & which you never held Amorim to. Suddenly performances matter! That double standard tells you everything.
Some fans are enjoying current struggles because it lets them rewrite history & demand Amorim back. That isn't support. It is personal validation. Wanting the club to suffer so you don't have to admit you were wrong.
You want him back despite the awful football, the refusal to adapt, the wasted talent, the damaged youth pathway & the poisonous fan culture he enabled. You ignored reality then. Now you're just rewriting it.
Pretending otherwise now isn’t loyalty or hindsight - it's denial. Amorim didn’t just fall short, he failed.
🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Manchester United sack Ruben Amorim as head coach. 40yo Portuguese informed of decision & goes with immediate effect after 14 months following breakdown in relations. Darren Fletcher expected to take over #MUFC on interim basis @TheAthleticFC https://t.co/kEAu5Wv8F7
We don't lose because of the system... therefore we don't win because of the system?
So what DO you bring to this club? Because none of the players are improving, some of our best ones aren't even playing, the mood is shit, the football is even worse & NOTHING is changing.
I think Man United’s fanbase is the only fanbase that think you need to get ride of ALL the previous managers players in order for it not to be about the players failing the manager. Only then, if you start losing games it’s the manager not the players. Apparently we can’t win back to back games because we still have Shaw (LVG), Dalot (JM), Maguire (OGS), and Fernandes (OGS). If those 4 are gone, we won’t have weak mentality in the squad anymore.
These players have their faults but this logic is fucking hilarious.
🚨🗣️ | Ruben Amorim with a passionate message to the fans regarding his future:
“I understand that if I don't win, people will say I should leave. But that's not my responsibility. That's up to the board. I'll fight with all my might to continue my DREAM.
“I want to manage this club. You never know. It happened with Alex Ferguson, one game changed history. So I just fight every day. The next game will be the game that changes my history. That's my job.
“When the time comes, it's not my decision. So I'm not worried about that. And I'll be fine. I'll say the same thing: I'll be fine. But I'll fight every day. Because this is my dream. This is the ONLY club I want to coach. And I'll fight until the end. When the end comes, there's nothing I can do.”
🚨🗣️ | Ruben Amorim with a passionate message to the fans regarding his future:
“I understand that if I don't win, people will say I should leave. But that's not my responsibility. That's up to the board. I'll fight with all my might to continue my DREAM.
“I want to manage this club. You never know. It happened with Alex Ferguson, one game changed history. So I just fight every day. The next game will be the game that changes my history. That's my job.
“When the time comes, it's not my decision. So I'm not worried about that. And I'll be fine. I'll say the same thing: I'll be fine. But I'll fight every day. Because this is my dream. This is the ONLY club I want to coach. And I'll fight until the end. When the end comes, there's nothing I can do.”
We gain nothing from using this system.
The manager cannot adapt away from it.
The vast majority of players do not suit it.
There's no reason to believe any of that will change.
Stop delaying the inevitable.