According to the Sun you mean.
If we were interested in your manager, he would leave your club even quicker than he left Southampton to join Utd.
Levy cannot stop him from resigning as your manager. So I would not get all excited
comment by ManUtdDaredevil (U9612)
posted 11 minutes ago
According to the Sun you mean.
If we were interested in your manager, he would leave your club even quicker than he left Southampton to join Utd.
Levy cannot stop him from resigning as your manager. So I would not get all excited
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The days when MUFC was "the big one" are gone mate, you are living in the past. EVERYONE has money now, not just YOU
comment by ManUtdDaredevil (U9612)
posted 3 minutes ago
According to the Sun you mean.
If we were interested in your manager, he would leave your club even quicker than he left Southampton to join Utd.
Levy cannot stop him from resigning as your manager. So I would not get all excited
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What an arrogant, elitist view. I think you are getting confused with your Uniteds. This isn't the perrenial title challenger of yore. This is more akin to the Liverpool of the early 90s.
If we were talking about a chequebook coach here, I'd probably agree with you. Poch is the antithesis of this though. His philosophy is promoting young players from within.
So why would he leave a team fighting for the title, with a young side he has moulded over 18mths that is the youngest in the division and will surely only improve, that is totally geared up for developing players from within, and has several more youngsters waiting to get the squad?
For United. The club whose youth coaches are part time, and whose owners are looking to make financial cuts to the youth system. Who have already been turned down by Spurs' head of youth?
Why did he leave Soithampton for Spurs?
comment by Reddevilsdouble- il just say it was a joke (U12215)
posted 25 seconds ago
Why did he leave Soithampton for Spurs?
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They started selling all his players
comment by puffinthebushkangaroo2 (U20236)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by ManUtdDaredevil (U9612)
posted 11 minutes ago
According to the Sun you mean.
If we were interested in your manager, he would leave your club even quicker than he left Southampton to join Utd.
Levy cannot stop him from resigning as your manager. So I would not get all excited
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The days when MUFC was "the big one" are gone mate, you are living in the past. EVERYONE has money now, not just YOU
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No one has our money. It is not just about money, it is about managing the biggest and most successful club in the country.
You would have to question the ambition of a manager who would not jump at the chance.
Spurs are not even the biggest club in London
There is nothing arrogant or elitist about it. Spurs are a decentish club in London, Utd are a global superpower with resources and a fanbase unrivalled.
Like I said, if a manager was not tempted, you would have to question his ambition
Be a global legend or a big fish in a spurs pond
Levy had better not sell a player then or Poch will be right off like a whores draws.
United should bid £100m for Kane and Ali and get your two best players and manager in 1 swoop.
Roll it back 25yrs and this could be Liverpool fans speaking.
I actually liked United. Gave me some great moments over the last 20 or so, especially when upsetting Arsenal. Good, exciting football .
Empires fall though. Nobody expects them to, but they do. United have been scrabbling about for the Top Four Trophy for three seasons now.
Losing a legend like SAF and making a couple of poor managerial choices will do that. Unlike Liverpool however, we have the resources to get through it.
Get the next Manager right and we'll be right back in the mix don't you worry.
comment by ManUtdDaredevil (U9612)
posted 5 minutes ago
There is nothing arrogant or elitist about it. Spurs are a decentish club in London, Utd are a global superpower with resources and a fanbase unrivalled.
Like I said, if a manager was not tempted, you would have to question his ambition
Be a global legend or a big fish in a spurs pond
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You have it ar$e about face chum. Ambition ? That's building a team, developing youth and moulding the players NOT going to some soulless club with an open chequebook and no planning
HRH
It is competely different to Liverpool simply because we have such a significant advantage financially and more global appeal.
I'm quite fond of Spurs, just stating the facts
What's MUFC plan for this summer? Buy all 11 players from Leicester
comment by ManUtdDaredevil (U9612)
posted 9 minutes ago
According to the Sun you mean.
If we were interested in your manager, he would leave your club even quicker than he left Southampton to join Utd.
Levy cannot stop him from resigning as your manager. So I would not get all excited
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Utd haven't been title challengers for the last 3 seasons (including this one), just competing for a top 4 finish. It's far more likely Jose will be your boss next season, Poch is happy where he is now, building a squad who are not far off challenging for the title this season, the same could happen next season, why would he want to leave us? (looks like newspapers are claiming talks have been held!) The future looks promising for Spurs with the new stadium opening before the start of 18/19 season.
comment by puffinthebushkangaroo2 (U20236)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by ManUtdDaredevil (U9612)
posted 5 minutes ago
There is nothing arrogant or elitist about it. Spurs are a decentish club in London, Utd are a global superpower with resources and a fanbase unrivalled.
Like I said, if a manager was not tempted, you would have to question his ambition
Be a global legend or a big fish in a spurs pond
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You have it ar$e about face chum. Ambition ? That's building a team, developing youth and moulding the players NOT going to some soulless club with an open chequebook and no planning
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Yeah, we have no youth, no planning and no soul
But have had academy players in our team for decades who have won things unlike you.
Not really sure why you are trying to compare Spurs and Utd.
Our evil empire will buy your players again and be back at the top. If I were you I would treasure this season so far, when was the last time you challenged for the league title?
comment by puffinthebushkangaroo2 (U20236)
posted 4 minutes ago
What's MUFC plan for this summer? Buy all 11 players from Leicester
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No, they are not good enough. One swallow does not make a summer. We told the Blackburn rovers fans this but they did not listen
Man Utd are now scrabbling around in the financial shadows of City and Chelsea. Their money is no better than anyone else's. Some of their fans on here are so arrogant they think they can just wave their chequebook and everyone comes running. 10 years ago probably, 5 years ago possibly, now ....NO
Where is Pep going next season ? Choice between two Manc clubs, he went to city. Reason, maybe money, more likelyhood of winning trophies. Same argument you lot usually trot out
Not really sure why you are trying to compare Spurs and Utd. ??????????????????????????????
What a strange comment on a thread about the 2 clubs
comment by ManUtdDaredevil (U9612)
posted 2 minutes ago
HRH
It is competely different to Liverpool simply because we have such a significant advantage financially and more global appeal.
I'm quite fond of Spurs, just stating the facts
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Isn't the "significant advantage financially" declining after this happened?
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/manchester-united-loses-500-million-in-value-since-beginning-of-2016-a6857761.html
"Manchester United loses $500 million in value since beginning of 2016"
Next year is our year
Liverpool threw money at it the whole of the 90s lest we forget
"Our evil empire will buy your players again and be back at the top. If I were you I would treasure this season so far, when was the last time you challenged for the league title?"
Err, well that would be this season . You know, the period that is relevant
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/manchester-united-take-radical-steps-to-close-youth-academy-gap-as-manchester-citys-200m-investment-a6776256.html
Manchester United are undertaking a radical overhaul of their academy as they seek to wrest back ascendancy over Manchester City in the fight to sign up the best talent, with the assistant manager, Ryan Giggs, already playing an active part in attracting young players.
City’s construction of their £200m state-of-the-art football academy has let them ease ahead of United as the club of choice for Manchester parents – a status which had previously allowed the Old Trafford club to develop the fabled “Class of ’92”. But both Giggs and Nicky Butt are now sitting down with prospective signings and their parents, as part of a drive to make United more attractive, returning to a similar strategy to when club legend Brian Kidd was the recruiting officer for Sir Alex Ferguson in the early years of his tenure as manager.
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/manchester-united-academy-hit-after-10813422
Man Utd's controversial Florida owners are reportedly o
Manchester United ’s controversial owners the Glazers are demanding cost-cuts of 15 percent, with the club’s famed academy one of the departments set to be hit - according to reports
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So sweet seeing you guys so bullish at the moment. Finally have your time in the spotlight. This is the best chance you will have in a long time to win the league.
Do not bottle it
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posted on 9/2/16
According to the Sun you mean.
If we were interested in your manager, he would leave your club even quicker than he left Southampton to join Utd.
Levy cannot stop him from resigning as your manager. So I would not get all excited
posted on 9/2/16
comment by ManUtdDaredevil (U9612)
posted 11 minutes ago
According to the Sun you mean.
If we were interested in your manager, he would leave your club even quicker than he left Southampton to join Utd.
Levy cannot stop him from resigning as your manager. So I would not get all excited
----------------------------------------------------------------------
The days when MUFC was "the big one" are gone mate, you are living in the past. EVERYONE has money now, not just YOU
posted on 9/2/16
comment by ManUtdDaredevil (U9612)
posted 3 minutes ago
According to the Sun you mean.
If we were interested in your manager, he would leave your club even quicker than he left Southampton to join Utd.
Levy cannot stop him from resigning as your manager. So I would not get all excited
----------------------------------------------------------------------
What an arrogant, elitist view. I think you are getting confused with your Uniteds. This isn't the perrenial title challenger of yore. This is more akin to the Liverpool of the early 90s.
If we were talking about a chequebook coach here, I'd probably agree with you. Poch is the antithesis of this though. His philosophy is promoting young players from within.
So why would he leave a team fighting for the title, with a young side he has moulded over 18mths that is the youngest in the division and will surely only improve, that is totally geared up for developing players from within, and has several more youngsters waiting to get the squad?
For United. The club whose youth coaches are part time, and whose owners are looking to make financial cuts to the youth system. Who have already been turned down by Spurs' head of youth?
posted on 9/2/16
Why did he leave Soithampton for Spurs?
posted on 9/2/16
comment by Reddevilsdouble- il just say it was a joke (U12215)
posted 25 seconds ago
Why did he leave Soithampton for Spurs?
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They started selling all his players
posted on 9/2/16
comment by puffinthebushkangaroo2 (U20236)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by ManUtdDaredevil (U9612)
posted 11 minutes ago
According to the Sun you mean.
If we were interested in your manager, he would leave your club even quicker than he left Southampton to join Utd.
Levy cannot stop him from resigning as your manager. So I would not get all excited
----------------------------------------------------------------------
The days when MUFC was "the big one" are gone mate, you are living in the past. EVERYONE has money now, not just YOU
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No one has our money. It is not just about money, it is about managing the biggest and most successful club in the country.
You would have to question the ambition of a manager who would not jump at the chance.
Spurs are not even the biggest club in London
posted on 9/2/16
There is nothing arrogant or elitist about it. Spurs are a decentish club in London, Utd are a global superpower with resources and a fanbase unrivalled.
Like I said, if a manager was not tempted, you would have to question his ambition
Be a global legend or a big fish in a spurs pond
posted on 9/2/16
Levy had better not sell a player then or Poch will be right off like a whores draws.
United should bid £100m for Kane and Ali and get your two best players and manager in 1 swoop.
posted on 9/2/16
Roll it back 25yrs and this could be Liverpool fans speaking.
I actually liked United. Gave me some great moments over the last 20 or so, especially when upsetting Arsenal. Good, exciting football .
Empires fall though. Nobody expects them to, but they do. United have been scrabbling about for the Top Four Trophy for three seasons now.
posted on 9/2/16
Losing a legend like SAF and making a couple of poor managerial choices will do that. Unlike Liverpool however, we have the resources to get through it.
Get the next Manager right and we'll be right back in the mix don't you worry.
posted on 9/2/16
comment by ManUtdDaredevil (U9612)
posted 5 minutes ago
There is nothing arrogant or elitist about it. Spurs are a decentish club in London, Utd are a global superpower with resources and a fanbase unrivalled.
Like I said, if a manager was not tempted, you would have to question his ambition
Be a global legend or a big fish in a spurs pond
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You have it ar$e about face chum. Ambition ? That's building a team, developing youth and moulding the players NOT going to some soulless club with an open chequebook and no planning
posted on 9/2/16
HRH
It is competely different to Liverpool simply because we have such a significant advantage financially and more global appeal.
I'm quite fond of Spurs, just stating the facts
posted on 9/2/16
What's MUFC plan for this summer? Buy all 11 players from Leicester
posted on 9/2/16
comment by ManUtdDaredevil (U9612)
posted 9 minutes ago
According to the Sun you mean.
If we were interested in your manager, he would leave your club even quicker than he left Southampton to join Utd.
Levy cannot stop him from resigning as your manager. So I would not get all excited
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Utd haven't been title challengers for the last 3 seasons (including this one), just competing for a top 4 finish. It's far more likely Jose will be your boss next season, Poch is happy where he is now, building a squad who are not far off challenging for the title this season, the same could happen next season, why would he want to leave us? (looks like newspapers are claiming talks have been held!) The future looks promising for Spurs with the new stadium opening before the start of 18/19 season.
posted on 9/2/16
comment by puffinthebushkangaroo2 (U20236)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by ManUtdDaredevil (U9612)
posted 5 minutes ago
There is nothing arrogant or elitist about it. Spurs are a decentish club in London, Utd are a global superpower with resources and a fanbase unrivalled.
Like I said, if a manager was not tempted, you would have to question his ambition
Be a global legend or a big fish in a spurs pond
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You have it ar$e about face chum. Ambition ? That's building a team, developing youth and moulding the players NOT going to some soulless club with an open chequebook and no planning
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Yeah, we have no youth, no planning and no soul
But have had academy players in our team for decades who have won things unlike you.
Not really sure why you are trying to compare Spurs and Utd.
Our evil empire will buy your players again and be back at the top. If I were you I would treasure this season so far, when was the last time you challenged for the league title?
posted on 9/2/16
comment by puffinthebushkangaroo2 (U20236)
posted 4 minutes ago
What's MUFC plan for this summer? Buy all 11 players from Leicester
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No, they are not good enough. One swallow does not make a summer. We told the Blackburn rovers fans this but they did not listen
posted on 9/2/16
Man Utd are now scrabbling around in the financial shadows of City and Chelsea. Their money is no better than anyone else's. Some of their fans on here are so arrogant they think they can just wave their chequebook and everyone comes running. 10 years ago probably, 5 years ago possibly, now ....NO
Where is Pep going next season ? Choice between two Manc clubs, he went to city. Reason, maybe money, more likelyhood of winning trophies. Same argument you lot usually trot out
posted on 9/2/16
Not really sure why you are trying to compare Spurs and Utd. ??????????????????????????????
What a strange comment on a thread about the 2 clubs
posted on 9/2/16
comment by ManUtdDaredevil (U9612)
posted 2 minutes ago
HRH
It is competely different to Liverpool simply because we have such a significant advantage financially and more global appeal.
I'm quite fond of Spurs, just stating the facts
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Isn't the "significant advantage financially" declining after this happened?
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/manchester-united-loses-500-million-in-value-since-beginning-of-2016-a6857761.html
"Manchester United loses $500 million in value since beginning of 2016"
posted on 9/2/16
Next year is our year
Liverpool threw money at it the whole of the 90s lest we forget
"Our evil empire will buy your players again and be back at the top. If I were you I would treasure this season so far, when was the last time you challenged for the league title?"
Err, well that would be this season . You know, the period that is relevant
posted on 9/2/16
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/manchester-united-take-radical-steps-to-close-youth-academy-gap-as-manchester-citys-200m-investment-a6776256.html
Manchester United are undertaking a radical overhaul of their academy as they seek to wrest back ascendancy over Manchester City in the fight to sign up the best talent, with the assistant manager, Ryan Giggs, already playing an active part in attracting young players.
City’s construction of their £200m state-of-the-art football academy has let them ease ahead of United as the club of choice for Manchester parents – a status which had previously allowed the Old Trafford club to develop the fabled “Class of ’92”. But both Giggs and Nicky Butt are now sitting down with prospective signings and their parents, as part of a drive to make United more attractive, returning to a similar strategy to when club legend Brian Kidd was the recruiting officer for Sir Alex Ferguson in the early years of his tenure as manager.
posted on 9/2/16
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/manchester-united-academy-hit-after-10813422
Man Utd's controversial Florida owners are reportedly o
Manchester United ’s controversial owners the Glazers are demanding cost-cuts of 15 percent, with the club’s famed academy one of the departments set to be hit - according to reports
posted on 9/2/16
Empires fall
posted on 9/2/16
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posted on 9/2/16
So sweet seeing you guys so bullish at the moment. Finally have your time in the spotlight. This is the best chance you will have in a long time to win the league.
Do not bottle it
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