@Malachians Ineos went into it with their eyes open. It’s a joint venture in every sense. They’re part of the problem, and they’ve contributed to the problem. They’re more than a year in. I’m not sure why you insist on giving them a pass at this stage.
@monaghanroad@IrishRail@TFIupdates A few took taxis. Only for the bus to come around the corner of Sheriff street about 3 min later. Also watch out at Connolly. They have no signage to direct you to the Howth/Malahide platform- it’s on the one that you would usually never go to, platform 5. @IrishRail
@Malachians I think the honeymoon phase is over. Going forward, any and all mistakes should be attributed the Glazers AND Ineos. It’s clear there is an almost impossible mountain to climb.They knew what they were up against. Ineos talked a great game, but I have serious doubts about them.
@SwedishRumble any chance of joining Bluesky? I’m just a few accounts away from ditching this cesspit. Would love to be able to continue reading your articles. Thanks.
@Malachians My personal feeling is that Ineos have already shown themselves to be utterly incapable. The sham in the summer and installing an interim is not how United should be run. They’re way out of their depth already.
@manutdirishreds Not a chance. Ineos talked a great game, but in reality are no better than the Glazers. RvN as interim. Screams of clueless decision making.
@Malachians I doubt I’m alone in thinking this, but I’ll post for posterity. INEOS are not the messiah’s they believe themselves to be. Just another chapter in the delusional decay of the club. Hope I’m wrong though.
@Jon_Mackenzie@TheAthleticFC@EuroExpert_@donmafilms@ReubenPinder@CPHamill Very interesting thread. Even more so, because EtH turned a weakness into an offensive weapon. Obviously Liverpool felt comfortable attacking down that side with impunity, as they knew Rashford wouldn’t bother to stick a leg out even if they passed within two feet of him.
@Malachians Rashford to be disciplined for the third time (late, clubbing after we got clubbed like a baby seal by City and now on the lash & calling in sick). Would Ineos look weak for keeping him, or overly harsh for selling the local lad who came through the ranks. Thoughts?
@manutdirishreds My worry here would be that the brutal changes could be for the regular hard working members of staff, and not the lazy entitled players or gobshites running the place into the ground.