@virginmedia what is going on with trying to watch the football and there’s a fault with the TV picture and plus can’t even contact you by phone or online, sort this out asap, shocking service!!!! #virginmedia
@virginmedia what is going on with your whole service, I’m trying to watch the football and there’s a fault with the TV picture and plus can’t even contact you by phone or online to report this, sort this out asap!!!!
@mastter906@LeicNirvana The journey started nearly 50 years ago back in the Red Star days, congratulations to everyone at the club, amazing achievement 👏
Even with all the problems at Manchester United they are still the biggest club in the country, probably second only to Real Madrid globally*. Even with the wretched Glazers, the debt, decaying stadium and years of poor recruitment, over-paying and under-achieving post-Sir Alex Ferguson, United are still a huge draw. That will be confirmed if Benjamin Sesko does follow Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo in signing for a team who finished 15th last season.
Great clubs don’t lose their reputation overnight. United have a huge fanbase locally, nationally and internationally. It’s why the media cover them in such endless depth. Interest. It does need highlighting that the club laid off hundreds of loyal staff to save money and still have £70m for a 22-year-old. Sesko still an upgrade on the willing but shot-shy Rasmus Hojlund. United just need a dynamic Baleba-type in midfield and probably a more reliable goalkeeper than Andre Onana.
It’s still a long way back, other clubs have far better squads and are far better run, but United have a good head coach in Ruben Amorim determined to make his 3-4-2-1 system work (still a sadness for those of us who love United’s tradition of flying wingers). They have bought well this summer with Cunha and Mbeumo, who bring goals, assists and PL nous, also there’s the promise of 18-year-old Diego Leon. Patrick Dorgu looks to have settled in. Amad excellent. Mason Mount is fit, creating and scoring pre-season, but he’s 4th on the list for the two 10 slots. Amorim still has plenty to sort out. #MUFC
*the biggest club in the country/world will always be *your* club - because they matter most to you.
The Europa League winners have been qualifying for the Champions League for years. It’s a really weird time to just start noticing this and to voice your displeasure at how unfair it all is, especially when you cover football for a living. Why the sudden lament about the injustice of it all and how did it escape your attention until now?