Leavitt is no better than Nussmeir and the oline is still an fing problem and lsu continues to make stupid mistakes at end of games and the offense continues to start to slow to help the defense out. Same issues as last year
@UtdForever7@ManUtd Careful or the Glineos stans will say youre being to negative and critical. You should be happy with our business this window even though its been lackluster
@EPLBible Your a shill and a fraud City and Arsenal do this 7-8 times a game and nothing is said by you but its United so you make a fucking massive deal about it. How about you read the rules and maybe a truly unbiased review about it and see everyone agreed with the decision
@EPLBible Cry cry cry some more you twat if it benefits United thats all you do is moan. Yet if it goes against United your silent and if it happens for City or Arsenal you call it gamesmanship
@EPLBible So when its City or Arsenal doing this shit every game you remain silent but the moment its Liverpool , United, Chelsea or Spurs you get in an uproar just admit you are a bot or at the worst a paid shill for the media
@ProPelsTalk I agree however we already saw last year the league will do whatever they want with those 1st 4 picks I dont believe its not rigged to favor the OKCs and Spurs
Sad post: my mom, "momma retro", passed away
She was my biggest supporter & so proud of retro pels & loved Pels fans.
I'm going to take a break from social media to get right.
I love you all so much. I really miss making videos. I'll be back.
Letter To @AndyBurnhamGM Mayor Of Manchester.
Dear Mayor Burnham,
I am writing to you not only as a football supporter, but as someone who believes deeply in Manchester’s identity, heritage, and future.
I urge you in the strongest possible terms to reject the regeneration application put forward by Sir Jim Ratcliffe and the Glazer family. This proposal is not about the people of Manchester, nor about football, nor about genuine regeneration. It is about power, vanity, and profit at the expense of a historic institution that helped put this city on the global map.
For nearly 20 years, Manchester United has been systematically hollowed out by the Glazer family. Since their leveraged takeover in 2005, the club has been burdened with over £1 billion in debt, interest payments, fees, and dividends. While rival clubs invested in stadiums, training facilities, local jobs, and community infrastructure, Old Trafford was allowed to decay its roof leaking, facilities falling behind, and safety repeatedly questioned. This neglect was not accidental; it was the predictable outcome of an ownership model designed to extract wealth rather than build value.
During this period, the Glazers paid themselves hundreds of millions of pounds in dividends while the club’s competitiveness, reputation, and relationship with supporters steadily eroded. This is not regeneration. This is extraction.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS now present themselves as saviours, yet their actions raise serious concerns. This project increasingly appears to be a vanity-led redevelopment, using Manchester United’s cultural and emotional capital to secure planning permissions, public goodwill, and long-term commercial upside without clear guarantees that the club, its supporters, or the local community will truly benefit.
Manchester United is not a property asset.
It is not a branding exercise.
It is not a financial instrument.
It is a civic institution, woven into the social, cultural, and economic fabric of this city. The club’s name is synonymous with Manchester across every continent. To allow those who have demonstrably damaged it to now reshape large parts of our city in their own image would be a profound failure of stewardship.
You have long spoken about protecting Manchester from decisions imposed by distant elites who do not live with the consequences of their actions. This is one of those moments. Approving this project would reward two decades of mismanagement and signal that global financiers can exploit our greatest institutions, then return asking for civic approval when it suits them.
Regeneration must be done with the people of Manchester, not to them.
It must be rooted in transparency, accountability, and community ownershipnot debt, leverage, and legacy-polishing.
Manchester deserves better.
Manchester United deserves better.
I ask you to stand with supporters, residents, and future generations by rejecting this application and demanding a vision for regeneration that genuinely serves the city and protects its soul.
Yours sincerely,
A concerned Manchester United supporter
@cooptoth3hoop I personally am done with him great talent but his career has played out like Greg Odom great talent and potential derailed by injuries. Build around Queen, Fears, Trey and Herb. Get something for Zion and wish him well never did anything to make me dislike the human no product
This is what real coaching looks like 😤
James Borrego had the guts to bring Zion Williamson off the bench, ride the hot hands, and let him sit the entire fourth quarter and overtime...and nobody flinched.
🗣️ That’s not disrespect.
🗣️ That’s accountability.
🗣️ That’s culture.
Borrego said it straight up:
“He is fine with that. I am fine with that. We’re gonna figure this out.”
Zion came in, gave sustained energy, and wasn’t forced into a rushed, condensed closing stretch just because of his name. The team flowed. The moment stayed organic. Winning came first.
And make no mistake, this isn’t a slight to Zion.
There will be a night soon where Zion takes over the fourth, closes the game, and someone else sits. That’s how it’s supposed to work.
If Zion truly means “whatever helps the team win,”
This is the test, and this is how you build something real in New Orleans 🔥