@JohnWight1 Congratulations on outing yourself as a complete and utter moron.
The perpetrator is literally clutching at the weapon he’s used to stab two innocent people.
I’m genuinely curious which part you’re struggling with. Were you kicked in similar fashion as a small child?
@F1 FYI this incident is entirely on your dog shit regulations. How many drivers will need to have dangerous crashes for you to admit they’re wrong? Stupid money grabbing wanker Dominicale
@EashN17@Bobbobaggins88 But you said ‘no one else gets sent off for this’ you mug.
Romero challenge is a clear red, studs into the ankle.
I’d disown my kid if he was as thick as you pal.
@FPLfrasier Well it’s not Real Madrid is it you fuckwhit, we’re fielding literal school kids not galacticos.
The players, recruitment and shambolic refereeing are letting us down just as much as the manger. Rebuilds take time you mouth breathing clown, sinking £m’s on a new manager is dumb
LETTER TO ALL UNITED FANS..
Amorim told us from day one that the basics come before beauty. He knew players can’t master multiple systems without first understanding spacing, pressing, and discipline. That’s why he refused to change the formation prematurely, even when the board pushed him.
He wasn’t being stubborn — he was being principled.
He warned us last season would hurt, and it did. That suffering wasn’t failure; it was conditioning. You don’t rebuild a club by chasing short-term comfort. You rebuild it by accepting pain, teaching habits and setting standards that last.
Now you can see it;
Structure.
Identity.
Belief.
What’s left is hunger which will come soon
When Amorim says the suffering days are over, it’s not arrogance — it’s confidence born from work already done. This is phase two, not the finish line, and that’s exactly why it’s exciting.
Managers come and go but architects stays. Amorim is building something that outlives formations and fixtures.
He’s earned our trust, our patience, and our backing — from the Strentford End to the end of the universe.
Thank yu @adeolaolamide32 yu just put all we’ve been saying in one tweet..
@petesunitedPOV Thank god there’s some sane United fans about. These anti Amorim mouth breathers don’t realise they’re as toxic for this club as the glazers.
Absolute room temp IQ spastics the lot of them, need to get out Goldbridges arsehole.
I just want to understand one thing. Why were we constantly told we must suffer just to be told 13 months later that we can finally change our system? How can people who didn’t want to question the manager all of a sudden celebrate the change that Amorim outters demanded? He literally admitted he would’ve changed 75% of his decisions if he can go back in time.
I’m not upset by your opinion, more flabbergasted.
If you can’t be happy when your team wins 5-0 it’s time to pack it in mate.
But I guess you know it’s a bit of a silly thing to say given you’ve restricted replies!
#MUFC#ManUtd
@elenitsunonini Those responsible for the abuse kimi received are primarily the incels who sent it and secondarily F1 (by broadcasting out of context messages intent on creating drama) and Dr Marko (for being a fucking moron in interviews). GP’s comment is about as responsible as Kimi
@elenitsunonini No one’s using it as a ‘gotcha moment’. They’re simply pointing out the FACT that what GP did wasn’t inciting hate, he made a mistake. F1 chose to broadcast that radio message to drum up drama while conveniently ignoring the subsequent message of him correcting himself.
What frustrates me the most is how quickly people forget where we were.
This club was 14th after 18 games last season.
Now we’re 5th after the same number of games.
Yet Ruben Amorim is treated like he’s dragging us backwards?
He’s dealing with injuries, a rebuild, new demands, and unrealistic expectations and still managing to improve performances, mentality and structure.
This fanbase cries for culture change but panics the moment it actually starts happening.
I trust Ruben. I trust the process. And I don’t care how unpopular that makes me. I’ll die on this hill if I have to.
@FormulaFuedli I’d question whether he’d be able to do more than George but think he’d comfortably have gotten more out of the McLaren than either of their drivers!
@FormulaFuedli 1. Obliterated 7x world champion
2. Dragged the car to 7 podiums - most impressively USA, challenging a far faster car in the McLaren
Try to frame it as: On the evidence of this season, would Charles have gained more than ‘x’ driver if he was in their position?