🚨We’ve had players in the past that we practically BEGGED to join — and how did that turn out?
Sánchez walked in on £500K a week and walked out calling Carrington a “shithole.” He wanted to leave after the first training session. The club bent over backwards, and he couldn’t even be bothered to care.
Then came Di María — one of the most expensive flops in our history. Didn’t settle, didn’t fight, didn’t even pretend. To this day, he still slanders the club like we wronged him.
So ask yourself: do we really want to go down that road again?
Why are we chasing players who clearly think they’re doing us a favour? The ones who only sign when every other door shuts or when we flash silly wages?
No thanks.
I’d rather start the season with Zirkzee up front than beg another Sporting forward who thinks he’s entitled to set the rules. We’ve been burnt enough.
United need players who want to be here. Who fight. Who bleed for the badge. Not the ones who roll their eyes at our training ground. Not the ones who look down on us. Never again. ❤️✌️ #MUFC
🚨👀 Erik ten Hag: “We’ve had many highs at Man United, but as I always say: there is always room for improvement”.
“Good is not enough”, tells Seg Stories.
🚨🚨🎙️| Sir Alex Ferguson to Manchester United youth players:
“I lost nine finals at Aberdeen and Manchester United. Nine finals. And you know what it does? The next morning I was a better manager. You have to handle defeat in the correct way.
“To be a winner, you have to accept defeat is part of your life but you can correct that the very next day.
“So all the young players, handle defeat the right way and make sure you're a winner the next day. I did that and I won 32 finals.” ❤️