Obviously Wilcox, Berrada, Hargreaves etc, all have to go, but any players who want to leave, have been here way too long, they need to go too. Everyone who has a hand in the environment & culture at the club has to go. Nobody comes before Manchester United. Clean the place out.
I’m not just Carrick out, I’m Glazers out, Ratcliffe out, INEOS out, 50% of the players out. Hell sell everything minus Old Trafford.
The club is rotten to the core. It’s a cancer until fundamental changes happen. They’re basically impossible to watch.
If this is Michael Carrick's last game, it better be Jason Wilcox's last at Manchester United too. His mess, his legacy, the team he oversaw, another coaching hire he was central to.
A club run by cretins & cowards.
They skinned Matthew alive.
They crucified Peter upside down.
They boiled John in hot oil.
They beheaded James with a sword.
They hung Luke from an olive tree.
They stoned Philip to death.
These men saw the risen Jesus with their own eyes. People will die for something they believe is true. Nobody dies for something they know they made up. None of the apostles died for a lie.
Lisandro Martinez’s view that Michael Carrick has been sold short and the squad has not been equipped with the depth to fight on multiple fronts is shared by several senior players - and football staff. It has been discussed in the dressing room with the club aware of frustrations around recruitment.
There was a fear ahead of the campaign that the squad would not be strengthened properly - the lack of cover at left-back and striker were major concerns, which is evidenced in how much the need for reinforcements was stressed during pre-season interviews.
Told the driving reason behind Martinez’s airing these grievances publicly is fury that Carrick is likely going to lose his job despite not being given the tools to have a fair crack, and players are sick of reset after reset, without questions asked of the people in charge and what direction they’re taking the club in.
Carrick and the team have faced criticism, accepted it, and owned up to performances being nowhere near good enough.
Where is the accountability from the people who keep leading the club to one doom spiral after another?
Until Manchester City are sanctioned for their decade-long cheating every one of their goals and every one of their wins this season will be meaningless. The Premier League also remains hugely damaged for as long as this "sham" continues.
In South Africa we call, power cuts = load shedding
Extreme looting = radical economic transformation.
Better life for ANC comrades and connected individuals= better life for all.
Corruption and looting = irregular expenditure.
Illegal immigrants= asylum seekers.
White people who bought the land = land thieves.
Our government can track R100 entering your account and cancel your SASSA grant🤣🤣BUT MILLIONS AND BILLIONS OF RANDS CAN MOVE AROUND AMONGST POLITICIANS AND SUDDENLY NOBODY KNOWS ANYTHING.
The ANC says it is extremely concerned that the ANC government has increased fuel prices to record-high prices wherein we are now paying over R30 per litre of 95 unleaded petrol & for all grades of diesel (with over 34% of the pump price comprising ANC government’s punitive taxes & levies).
The ANC further says it will fight the ANC government on our behalf through something called the ANC Study Group.
This is a developing, make believe story.
Let’s debunk a popular myth: between summer 1990 and summer 2000, Man United and Man City spent the following on transfers:
Man United = €120M
Man City = €75M
Man United weren’t even the top spenders in the ’90s. In fact, we were pretty low on the list.
So no, Man City’s cheating has absolutely nothing to do with how Man United dominated the league in the ’90s and ’00s. We were just better than the rest, managed by the greatest manager of all time.
If you vote for the ANC in your ward on the 4th of November, after the elections, don't cry about service delivery, don't cry about poor road conditions, don't cry about the lack of job opportunities, don't cry about the lack of water, don't cry about millions of illegal immigrants flooding your home town, don't cry about crimes in your area.
Don't blame apartheid, don't blame white people, don't blame the past.
South Africa doesn’t have a “white problem.”
It has a political system that has convinced millions of people that your race determines whether you deserve rights, opportunities and protection.
And somehow, the people who oppose racism are the ones being called extremists.
Think about that.