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  • Le Chef
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    All not well - Sell to buy I hear + Sancho holding out for full salary regardless of whre he goes

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  • SB
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    Sold sold sold

    He’ll be the next outcast / scapegoat hopefully

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  • danperkins
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    Originally posted by SB
    Leipzig have just realised how much United paid for Rasmussen ( & once they could control themselves ) they have raised the price considerably for Sesko.
    1 billion dollars!!!!!!!!

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  • SB
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    RB Leipzig are among several clubs looking at Rasmus Hojlund and Manchester United could use the 22-year-old Denmark striker as part of a swap deal to sign Slovenian forward Benjamin Sesko, 22, from the Bundesliga side. (Athletic - subscription required, external)
    Leipzig have just realised how much United paid for Rasmussen ( & once they could control themselves ) they have raised the price considerably for Sesko.

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  • DerKrampus
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    I'd like us to simply outplay them, score more goals, get fewer PGMOL apologies, and win more points than them over the season.

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  • Exiled_red
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    Originally posted by RedReet


    This is definitely where I'm at. It's the hope that kills them.

    Plus it would be great to see Arsenal with their 'missing piece of the jigsaw' fall at the first hurdle.

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  • BootRoom
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    Red cards and injuries, plus game abandoned. Both teams docked 10 points for failing to control their players.

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  • RedReet
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    Originally posted by Exiled_red
    A win for them against Arsenal would make all their fans think they are back again and a kick to Arsenal's confidence would be a good thing IMO.
    Originally posted by Mr Pink
    my united friends weren’t even getting wound up the last few months- they have a mentality of “I don’t care anymore”

    Would be great to start hearing “we’re back!!”… And then let Fulham take the wind out of their sails a week later


    This is definitely where I'm at. It's the hope that kills them.

    Plus it would be great to see Arsenal with their 'missing piece of the jigsaw' fall at the first hurdle.

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  • Mr Pink
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    Originally posted by Exiled_red
    A win for them against Arsenal would make all their fans think they are back again and a kick to Arsenal's confidence would be a good thing IMO.

    my united friends weren’t even getting wound up the last few months- they have a mentality of “I don’t care anymore”

    Would be great to start hearing “we’re back!!”… And then let Fulham take the wind out of their sails a week later

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  • Scratch
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    Originally posted by Exiled_red
    A win for them against Arsenal would make all their fans think they are back again and a kick to Arsenal's confidence would be a good thing IMO.
    A stale, drab nil-nil would have the same effect; would dent the confidence of Arsenal and inspire little confidence in the United fans that the team has turned a corner.

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  • Exiled_red
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    Originally posted by red g
    I think I am edging for a draw, Don;t want to give those Red Mancs any momentum this season.
    A win for them against Arsenal would make all their fans think they are back again and a kick to Arsenal's confidence would be a good thing IMO.

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  • red g
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    Originally posted by frank the tank
    I'll be cheering for them on their opening game. Or maybe hoping for a draw
    I think I am edging for a draw, Don;t want to give those Red Mancs any momentum this season.

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  • red g
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    Originally posted by Exiled_red
    Not having European football will help them spend more time preparing for games and reducing tiredness, I expect they will do better than last season basically because I think that is probably their floor (I'd love to be proved wrong though...). The couple of attacking players they have signed will help them score more goals, which I think will help them pick up more points against some of the weaker teams in the league, but IMO they really needed to improve their defence and GK and make themselves more difficult to play through. They don't seem to have made signings that will help in that regard, so as things stand it will have to come down to tactical tweaks, so I guess we will see how that goes.
    Lets Hope so RUben has done a cracking job so far

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  • frank the tank
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    I'll be cheering for them on their opening game. Or maybe hoping for a draw

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  • Exiled_red
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    Originally posted by Charly
    They will have real ambitions this year.

    Perhaps even to finish above Everton
    Hopefully they finish 19th and Everton 20th

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