Someone’s Having a Real Laugh - How Long Until They ‘Bin Bag’ Ten Hag?

[Barnesey]

Ive got a barbosa shirt acquired in Qatar 

[El Rojo]

I think for anyone who wants Ten Hag still in charge for the Anfield game next month, yesterday’s win was pretty important.

Looking at their fixtures, there’s probably still no guarantee of that  though. They play Copenhagen and Luton next but I reckon Everton will beat them at Goodison and they play Chelsea and Newcastle along with Galatasaray and Bayern before us.

 

One thing’s for sure - it will be an enjoyable period to watch. 

[Section_31]

From Fowler's column in the Sunday Mirror today.

 

 

"Manchester United is a business. A multi-billion business. I did an interview with Jurgen Klopp a few years ago, and we spoke about him being approached by United. He told me he’d had an ‘interview’ of sorts. But it left him cold, because they talked all about business, and not about football. That wasn’t for Klopp, he turned them down flat, but it is what United are all about."

[Bob]

Yep, I’m still happy seeing them lose. Even if it gets him the sack, even if it increases their chances of ending up in the Europa League with us. Whatever. Enjoyed it.

[Anubis]

He needs more time. Remember…

 

[bossy]

I love them losing. Love it. 

[TheBitch]

I backed Copenhagen at 7/2

 

Made up. 

[Leyton388]

Just seen the score hahahahaha

[AngryOfTuebrook]

It still brings me joy that they effectively wrote off 2021/22 when they had Rangnick treading water while they dedicated all their efforts to the extensive search for the right manager.

[Lurtz]

57 minutes ago, Leyton388 said:

Just seen the score hahahahaha

 

That's a great feeling. When you've forgotten they were playing and you suddenly remember and check the score. That unavoidable outburst of laughter is superb. 

[Tenfolder]

The added bonus is they feel hard done by due to a supposedly dodgy red for Rashford(ive not seen it so no clue), means ETH has his get out of jail card sorted for another week at least.

[Russ Atmosphere]

We are in November and Manchester United have lost more than 50 per cent of their matches this season. The last time they experienced that many defeats in their first 17 games of a season was in 1973/74 - the last time they were relegated.

 

 

[halewood pete]

[suzy]

I saw the score at 3-2 to United so made up this morning to see they lost! Brilliant.

[Bob]

12 minutes ago, suzy said:

I saw the score at 3-2 to United so made up this morning to see they lost! Brilliant.

And by the BBC report you’d think it was an injustice, so they’re not even getting much stick.

 

And the word of Paul Scholes is now the gospel with regard to what is and what isn’t a bad tackle. 

[suzy]

25 minutes ago, Bob said:

And by the BBC report you’d think it was an injustice, so they’re not even getting much stick.

 

And the word of Paul Scholes is now the gospel with regard to what is and what isn’t a bad tackle. 

Never mind, the longer Ten Hag is in the job the better!

[Pete]

One corner turned, another just up ahead. 

[Lurtz]

1 hour ago, Bob said:

And by the BBC report you’d think it was an injustice

"Controversial" red card. Reporting like that is just like the good old days when ferguson was there. 

[Pete]

Just watched the highlights from lasy night.  They are comically bad. 

 

That Onana is fucking shite. I know De Gea had his detractors but he's head and shoulders above this lad. 

[Josef Svejk]

7 hours ago, Tenfolder said:

The added bonus is they feel hard done by due to a supposedly dodgy red for Rashford(ive not seen it so no clue), means ETH has his get out of jail card sorted for another week at least.

 

It was a blatant red. 

[AngryOfTuebrook]

18 minutes ago, Redder Lurtz said:

"Controversial" red card. Reporting like that is just like the good old days when ferguson was there. 

Ferguson used to use the media to put pressure on English referees.   The UEFA ones won't give a shit about what the media here say.

[Pete]

For your enjoyment.  

[Barrington Womble]

7 hours ago, Tenfolder said:

The added bonus is they feel hard done by due to a supposedly dodgy red for Rashford(ive not seen it so no clue), means ETH has his get out of jail card sorted for another week at least.

I've just seen it on the BBC where they described it as "controversial". He just steps right away from the ball and slams his stud above the ankle of the Copenhagen player (I assume in a bid to shield the ball), which the way it bent, is lucky wasn't a broken leg. It's as easy a red as there should be with VAR and one of the examples of exactly why VAR exists. 

[littletedwest]

Working in Manchester today. Love it when I'm making a coffee and can hear their fans crying the blues to each other.

 

The other season I was working with a lad, never mentioned football not a fucking peep. When we were shit last year and they were doing better he suddenly doesn't shut the fuck up about them.

 

Made it all the sweeter when we beat them 7 nil.

[ZonkoVille77]

Watching Harry Maguire languidly 'controlling' things at the back last night was hilarious. A relic of a bygone era and a poster boy for everything that is modern Manchester United. I particularly enjoyed 7 Hag's constipated face when they first equalised, then got the winner.