Why does Fabrizio Romano suddenly discover the EURO every single time Manchester United are involved?
Two ENGLISH clubs negotiating for a player already in the Premier League and somehow we’re getting quoted €76m like Brighton have relocated to Madrid.
Just say £65m and stop trying to make every United transfer look more expensive for engagement.
⛔️ A prominent rabbi linked to Netanyahu, Yom Tov Glaser, is threatening Americans and Europeans and shared Israel's strategic approach toward non-compliant Western allies. He announced that the moment the West halts its support, both the US and Europe will be brought to their knees and destroyed.‼️
City broke the British transfer record for a goalkeeper when they signed James Trafford 12 months ago. He was immediately replaced after his home debut by the highest paid goalkeeper in the world. He played a total of 2 more games after his home debut yet City have managed to sell him at a profit. There isn’t a human being with an IQ above room temperature that believes this is legitimate, it’s completely ridiculous. Now, I’m not suggesting Utd are a paragon of virtue and they wouldn’t do the same if they could but they haven’t. There is simply no way James Trafford’ transfer value increased last season, it’s patently ridiculous
This is how America left Afghanistan, abandoning its agents to their fate alongside the Afghan people. And this is how Saudi Arabia will leave Yemen, leaving its agents, traitors, and mercenaries to face their fate alone.
This is always the fate of all traitors who sell their homeland to the enemy for money.
🚨 Breel Embolo should never have been sent off against Argentina. 🟥❌🇨🇭
IFAB has acknowledged that the VAR was used incorrectly during the incident.
The governing body clarified that video review can only be used to correct the identity of a cautioned player — not to overturn or upgrade a disciplinary sanction.
The ruling specifically applies to incidents involving simulation.
As a result, Embolo should never have been shown a red card in that World Cup quarter-final.
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🚨🇩🇪 Jürgen Klopp set very CLEAR boundaries with the German media during his first press conference... 😳
"I’m NOT doing this job for myself. I’m doing it for you. I’m taking this job even though I’ve seen how you’ve treated Julian Nagelsmann. I’m taking it even though I’ve seen how you’ve treated Thomas Tuchel."
"If you go after my family, I’m gone. If you think I’m trash, tell me to my face and I’ll leave immediately, without asking for any compensation."
"If the DFB says 'we won't go on like this', I'm gone. If you misbehave and don't leave my family alone, I'm also gone. Just to make it clear."
🚨Egypt captain Mohamed Salah released a video following Egypt’s heartbreaking World Cup defeat to Argentina.
🗣️ “I was devastated and I still am that I couldn’t do more for my country. We gave everything on the pitch, but football can be painful, especially when you’re so close to achieving your dream.
“I have great respect for Lionel Messi and Argentina. They’ve achieved incredible things in football and deserve recognition for that.
“At the same time, I believe every nation deserves consistency in refereeing decisions at major tournaments. We felt the disallowed goal was a turning point in the match. From our perspective, it should have stood, and it changed the course of the game.
“Those moments are difficult to accept because players work their entire lives for opportunities like this. We can only hope that decisions are as accurate and consistent as possible for every team.
No team should be favored against the other,but clearly we could see it done for Argentina.
“Football should always be decided by the players on the pitch. That’s all we ask for—fairness, consistency and equal treatment for every nation competing on the biggest stage.”
Manchester City have signed Elliot Anderson for £116 million.
That’s £1 million 116 times.
Throughout my career, I joined Newcastle for £3.6 million, Aston Villa for £12 million, Manchester City for £24 million, Liverpool for free and Brighton for free.
That’s a total of £1 million 39.6 times.
🚨🎙️ @alex_crook on the Glazers' spending at Manchester United:
“Call me cynical, but there is a history of this when it comes to the Glazer ownership, and sometimes we forget that they’re still the ones with their name above the door.
They’ve often been willing to invest to get Manchester United into the Champions League, but once the club are actually back in the Champions League, they tend to pull up the drawbridge a bit.”
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🚨 BREAKING: Manchester United are reportedly weighing up a €60million (£51m) offer for Paris Saint-Germain star Warren Zaire-Emery.
Old Trafford chiefs first considered a move for the midfielder back in 2023 when he was just 17 and it looks as though he could be targeted as their third midfield signing this summer.
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Wayne Rooney wasn't impressed with Lionel Messi's attempt to get Marc Cucurella in trouble for covering his mouth during their heated exchange. 🙁
🗣️ "It is desperation. Argentina play like that, we know that's what they do. But the one thing you want is good sportsmanship, and that was sad to see Lionel Messi doing that."
⚠️Michael Edwards leaving Liverpool illustrates one of the biggest issues MUFC is struggling with.
🔺It is quite simple, in European club football today — it can be very very valuable to have a feeder club or two abroad. Michael Edwards was promised by its US owners that Liverpool would acquire a second club — and resigned when they didn’t deliver on that promise.
This was also a hot topic when I was younger.
🔺Fergie had realized this before everyone else, and created a relationship with Royal Antwerpen in 1997. In total 32 youth players were loaned to Belgium. Including Johnny Evans and a few other prominent players. Tom Heaton too IIRC.
Why did Fergie do this? It is easy — he was obsessed with winning and he saw a novel way to get an advantage on our rivals.
🔺When Ineos came in — the idea was to create a Multi Club Ownership-group with Manchester United at the top. Racing Club Abidjan (Ivory Coast), FC Lausanne and OGC Nice had been acquired for this purpose.
However — more than 3 year in, the aspirations have almost collapsed completely. Sekou Kone has gone on loan to FC Lausanne — and that is about it.
🔺So what has the reactions around Manchester United been to Ineos dropping the ball on their aspirations to build a MCO to support MUFC?
Our rivals Chelsea and City are benefitting so much from their MCOs. City selling youth talent for about 50-100m yearly is evidence of it. That is what we would earn if we added another 50k capacity to Old Trafford.
Is there any outrage? Have there been any focus whatsoever on this field? For the club, it’s arguably as important as the new stadium. Nah, I’ve made a few posts about it but nothing else. I do think it’s noteworthy how little everyone around MUFC really care about the club improving.
There are a few people doing online content around my age who I recognize that obsession to win in, @markgoldbridge is one, @MrStephenHowson is another (he must get on the stadium task force), around my age.
But in general — I have to be honest — the general sentiment around this club nowadays is that we are too fancy to try to gain advantages. Because this is what this is about. We are United and should win regardless, we don’t need to work hard to win.
🔺And sure — a bunch of posh arguments can be made against creating a MCO to support MUFC. I don’t like MCOs, some will say. You shouldn’t be allowed to own more than one team, others will say. Arsenal and Liverpool aren’t part of MCOs and they are doing fine.
But it is allowed — so why should we care? It’s like not crowding the GK on corners because it’s not fancy.
And nobody had a relationship like we did with Royal Antwerpen, Blackburn won a PL in 1995 without one. Still Fergie created it. Why? He was obsessed with winning.