Sunday Prem games 8th Nov

[AmericanCanary]

Man U is an odd one to me also. Do they have the talent to be a legit title contender? Well no. But I do think they should be way higher up in the table then what they are. A combination though of inept front end board work and inept choosing of the right manager has really made them flounder. Still do think they will find out a way to eke out enough points to stay up mind but with how arrogant their fanbase are and what their fans expect on a yearly basis, will still be a lot of derision towards those who make the decisions.

 

[DraytonBoy]

Manure are an absolute basket case of a club right now, their debt is over a billion, the stadium is falling apart, Carrick is likely to join a long list of recent managerial/head coach failures and the disconnect between the fans and the owners couldn't be greater. They are in essence everything that's wrong with the game in the 21st century.

 

[Ricardo]

Its all down to the owners, they did a smart bit of business when they bought the club. Now its just a license to print money for them.

 

[morty]

Its all down to the owners, they did a smart bit of business when they bought the club. Now its just a license to print money for them.

They won't feel so smart if they get relegated. I mean, it is unlikely, but surely they must feel some sense of embarrassment about all this? Maybe they don't care? The last time I went away to Man U I was pretty shocked at just how many football tourists were there, for them it is all about visiting, rather than supporting.

 

[Ricardo]

The last time I went away to Man U I was pretty shocked at just how many football tourists were there, for them it is all about visiting, rather than supporting.

Its all about how much money the owners can generate for themselves.

 

[morty]

I find it all quite sad. Man Utd dominated football during a very golden era, before it all got a bit VAR and soft. There was a blood and guts about the whole thing, There were characters and bad boys, and Man U always had successful, skilful, and quite often homegrown players. To see what used to be the biggest club in the world turned into a laughing stock really is a bit tragic. Fergie knew exactly what was coming.