Manchester United

[Norbs]

Loving that BBC Sport has had 'A quagmire of mediocrity' article on their sport homepage for way longer than it deserves

[Pablo]

agree with shaggy on this. i sat with the united fans when kenny came back for the fa cup match at ot (we lost). me and my ex-gridlfriends dad who was a lfc fan and a scouser. it was horrible. not worth it at all. would never ever sit with them horrible cunts again.

Yeah I've done it too years ago. I'd rather just watch it on the TV to be honest.

[Shaggy]

Is there still big trouble at the aways there?

Been almost 20 years since I last went there and there was bottles and bricks raining down on us as we entered the away end.

Mounted police did nothing except herd us together which made us easier targets

Vowed I wouldnt go back there

I haven't been there for about 5 years, and it wasn't as bad as you describe, but still very hostile, absolute dogs abuse from the 'family stand' to our left, and have to run the gauntlet of the welcoming committee waiting for us when they let us out. It's horrible. I have a 100% loss record there also.

[Yozza]

Been offered a couple of tickets in the Stretford End for this...!!

To echo the rest of the comments... no, no way

Been twice before in the away end it was torture, a horrible experience being surrounded by such ****s especially if we're gonna smash them...

[Rigadon]

Loving that BBC Sport has had 'A quagmire of mediocrity' article on their sport homepage for way longer than it deserves

’A quagmire of mediocrity'

This was a real quote, from a United staff member, to sum up what they thought of the current situation.

Solskjaer, it was stressed, was not to blame for this. It was just what the speaker felt was an honest assessment of the club's squad at the present time.

It’s a good read...

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/49964486

[Cormack74]

What if it was a choice of neverton or united to go down?

Deffo Everton, partly because I reckon they would be stuck there for years.

[Assassin]

Deffo Everton, partly because I reckon they would be stuck there for years.

Both would be stuck for years. Nobody would join the mancs to play Championship football. Their current players could not cope with the physicality of the Championship

[BillobShaisley]

Haha. They wouldn't have to compete with us, they'd just need to get promoted. I think the Mancs would be able to attract players more than capable of that. FFS Villa and Newcastle managed it, I think they'd be alright.

[Assassin]

Haha. They wouldn't have to compete with us, they'd just need to get promoted. I think the Mancs would be able to attract players more than capable of that. FFS Villa and Newcastle managed it, I think they'd be alright.

You are probably correct, but I prefer my version

[topscorer]

Although I did have a proper LOL driving to work this morning, listening to an OT season ticket holder (or so he claimed) saying he'd happily have Fat Sam replace Ollie, presumably to stave off the threat of relegation.

Fat Sam is lining himself up for the job lol so their wishes might come true.

[Fosterbloke]

Fat Sam would be a great appointment for Man Utd.

[Assassin]

I haven't been there for about 5 years, and it wasn't as bad as you describe, but still very hostile, absolute dogs abuse from the 'family stand' to our left, and have to run the gauntlet of the welcoming committee waiting for us when they let us out. It's horrible. I have a 100% loss record there also.

Please watch the game at home, in a bar, at a friends or at random strangers place

[Cormack74]

Fat Sam is lining himself up for the job lol so their wishes might come true.

I hadn't thought of that Maybe that's exactly how he's positioning things.

[The_weatherman]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-7560413/Manchester-United-suffer-financial-blow-Chevrolet-swerve-400m-shirt-deal.html

That gravy train is now coming to an end.

[maxwellbaxter]

Looks like they're not in the front seat anymore to drive a hard bargain