Charley James

2020 - 21 Barry Chuckle Championship Winner

[utdreport @utdreport]

LAMMENS WHAT A SAVE

[Maghnus Dunne @mags6788]

Denise could superboost Over 0.5 Pints to be bought at Cheltenham and it would turn into an AA meeting.

[Amad @Amaddiallo_19]

@cagiago_ Your only hope is corner🤣

Be humble KID 🤫

[Charley James @charleyjames_]

@JmeBBK Think you’ve crashed the app

[AB⚕ @AbsoluteBruno]

This Angle of Zirkzee sending Saliba back to France OMDS😭
https://t.co/aubhrMKC7L

[MazUTD @UnitedMazraoui]

That Gary Neville “OOOOOOHHHHHH WOAHHHHHHHHH” has got to be one for the history books 😭🤣

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

🚨📑 Erik ten Hag’s letter to Man United fans.

“A message from Erik ten Hag:

Dear fans,

Let me start by thanking you. Thank you for always being there for the club. Whether it was at a game far away or a tough match at Old Trafford, your support has been unshakeable. The atmosphere at Old Trafford has always been electrifying, thanks to you. I felt it many times. Also in away games, it gave the team and me an incredible feeling to hear the United chants taking over the opponents’ stadiums, whether the game was in England, Europe or during the summer tours.

I always enjoyed meeting Manchester United fans throughout the world. Walking the streets and being able to chat with fans in England, Europe, Asia, Australia, the USA - you inspired me and radiated a strong sense of unity. That’s what makes United supporters so special.

I want to thank you for giving me this feeling and for your support. I also want to thank the staff in every department of the club for their unwavering support in good times and bad.

We won two trophies - achievements that I will cherish for the rest of my life. Of course, my dream was to bring more trophies to the cabinet. Unfortunately, that dream has come to an end.

I wish all Manchester United fans nothing but success, trophies and glory. Your support and the warmth I received from everyone at the club helped me feel at home.

Thank you for this chapter in my life.

Erik”.

[CentreGoals. @centregoals]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Wayne Rooney, at 38 years old, scores Manchester United's first free-kick goal at Old Trafford in two years. 😅🎯

[Liam Gallagher @liamgallagher]

350 dollars to go and see rkid in USA what a cunt when will it all stop as you were LG x

[Manchester United @ManUtd]

You've done us proud, Scott.

🎞️❤️

#MUFC

[C 🇫🇷 @CSSZNi]

Aaron Wan Bissaka really said “I don’t owe you anything but a safe transport back to London” and then dropped these two lifetime performances 😭😭😭

[AK @Kearnsy1906]

Remember the kids in primary school who was still reading biff and kipper in year 6. Well this is them. Brain dead fucks who get their news off Facebook, the type who share missing dog posts when the dogs in fucking Texas.

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

🚨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Southgate: "As proud Englishman, it has been the honour of my life to play for England and to manage England”.

“It has meant everything to me, and I have given it my all”.

"But it’s time for change, and for a new chapter. I’m leaving my role”.

[UF @UtdFaithfuls]

Nah, this is embarrassing.

Foden with a comical dive trying to win a dubious penalty 🤮

Same old City, always cheating.

[Charley James @charleyjames_]

@FelipeFC30 Coming for a pint in box park Felipe?

[Stu White @Pewshamboy]

CHELTENHAM BOUND 🐎 @sean_nutley93 @charleyjames_

[The 44 ⚽️ @The_Forty_Four]

Harry Kane confirming he’s got a dodgy box at home😂😂😂

[Leslie Davidson @BigLez67]

fuckin icy out there today might slip into a 3 day bender

[Gary Neville @GNev2]

So sorry to hear the news of my very first England coach, Terry Venables. A man who gave me a chance to play for my country and became without a shadow of doubt my number one England coach in my whole career.

There were three things that were important to me about Venables. The first is when we hear people that play for Pep Guardiola now say that he can call the outcome of a game in training a few days before the match arrives, Terry Venables had that very same capability, he’d come through the Barcelona system. In Euro 96 as a right back, I played as a conventional right back in the first match, the right of a back three in parts of the second match against Scotland and as a right winger when we were in possession through our goalkeeper in the third match against Holland and in the fourth match against Spain in the quarter final as a right wing back. The ability that we had to change systems during matches and from game to game was incredible, it blew my mind. England certainly needed more like him and it was a real sadness when he left at the end of Euro 96, I felt it never got as good again for England as it was under him.

The second thing was that he was an unbelievable personality and character, larger than life. He was someone who was a players man, looked after his players, stood up for his players in big situations like the pre-96 trip to Hong Kong and the dentist chair incident. He was someone who the players trusted and had great faith in and he always spoke openly and he was a personality that was far too big for the then rigid and stiff FA football association and that’s why they got rid of him after Euro 96 and why the relationship ended.

The third thing is what all great coaches need. He had an unbelievable ruthlessness and clinical side to him. We had brilliant leaders in that dressing room like Ince, Adams, Shearer, Platt, Gascoigne, Southgate and Seaman. He handled them all really strongly and they all knew who the boss was. There were many times where he would come in at half-time and call out one of the senior players and there were few England managers who could do that and Terry had that quality.

I sit here today thinking back to my special times with Terry and can say he is without doubt the most technically gifted British coach we’ve ever produced.