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  • Kenneth
    Pond Scum
    • May 2007
    • 65638

    #7876


    Sounds like he has a vested interest in stopping the rot somehow.
    Trey Nyoni: countdown to stardom- 2 years 1year 0.5 years

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    • Shaggy
      Unidentified Rascal
      • Jul 2006
      • 135533

      #7877
      Pretty ****e that isn't it. Scudamore doesn't produce any facts or figures to back it up, just a vague "United struggling is bad for us". We've all long suspected they need a successful United, but still it's not good hearing him come out with that.
      Thanks very much for being

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      • BobTheCharmer
        Pantomime Villain
        • Jul 2006
        • 19183

        #7878
        Well well well, Richard Scudamore comes out to say utd failing is bad for the premier league brand. Obviously with their worldwide appeal it will mean less interest if they are struggling, but should he come out and say this? It basically calls into scrunity the integrity of the game. If you have a massive brand and the biggest pulling point is doing **** you have a problem. To give utd a helping hand from time to time is in the leagues best interests. We've all suspected foul play at some stage but I really do believe the game is corrupt as ****. I don't think the premier league would allow utd to be **** for ten years. It would lose billions. I preferred it when the game was a sport.
        Always borrow money from a pessimist. He won

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        • Roboklopp
          Cuboid Humanoid
          • Dec 2006
          • 30548

          #7879
          What a complete and utter cunt. Hopeful someone will smash the ****er bigtime.
          3rd place. Worst champions ever.

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          • BobTheCharmer
            Pantomime Villain
            • Jul 2006
            • 19183

            #7880
            Haha, all three of us at same time!
            Always borrow money from a pessimist. He won

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            • Roboklopp
              Cuboid Humanoid
              • Dec 2006
              • 30548

              #7881
              And that if anything is even worse! What the **** doors he mean "generally balance that off"?

              **** sake.
              3rd place. Worst champions ever.

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              • Shaggy
                Unidentified Rascal
                • Jul 2006
                • 135533

                #7882
                Ha

                It's a strange statement tbh, even though it's something we've all suspected. It's the most exciting title race for years....and even when you take away United's global fanbase, it still leaves 'the rest' which is a huge number and a greater number than the United fans. Lots of people are enjoying their demise.

                While we all know they want United to be successful, I'd like to see some stats to back it up.
                Thanks very much for being

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                • BobTheCharmer
                  Pantomime Villain
                  • Jul 2006
                  • 19183

                  #7883
                  This is the cunt who wants a 39th NFL style game abroad. Only good thing is what can even he and his bent pals do to stop utds demise?
                  Always borrow money from a pessimist. He won

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                  • Alex
                    Administrator
                    • Jul 2006
                    • 37058

                    #7884
                    Ayre was the one who wanted the 39th game wasn't he?
                    *Except Michael, who died.

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                    • Shaggy
                      Unidentified Rascal
                      • Jul 2006
                      • 135533

                      #7885
                      Raymond's had another outburst about the incompetent dinosaur and 'tactical nitwit'

                      Raymond Verheijen ‏@raymondverheije
                      Although in December the attention shifted from 'Man United case study' to 'Arsenal case study', the situation at United reaches it's climax
                      Raymond Verheijen ‏@raymondverheije
                      Typical for the conservative football world: a player from 1966 is protecting a coach from 1986. http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/26729956
                      Raymond Verheijen ‏@raymondverheije
                      Let’s not forget Fergie who is also responsible for appointment of these incompetent coaches. http://www.theguardian.com/football/...yes?CMP=twt_gu … pic.twitter.com/EAPy5dVVGI
                      Raymond Verheijen ‏@raymondverheije
                      Ultimately, ‘Bobby & Fergie’ are responsible for appointing a coach who is clearly not good enough. David Moyes did not appoint himself.
                      Raymond Verheijen ‏@raymondverheije
                      And players should understand that saying things they don’t mean will always backfire especially when you keep losing http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/26569342
                      Raymond Verheijen ‏@raymondverheije
                      The only reason to give an incompetent manager more time is when he shows the potential to improve & to become (un)consciously competent.
                      Raymond Verheijen ‏@raymondverheije
                      But will a tactical nitwit become a tactical Einstein over time? Are there signs of tactical improvement this season? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/foo...st-defeat.html
                      Raymond Verheijen ‏@raymondverheije
                      Will a coach modernize his pre-historic training methods in his 2nd year after making same mistakes already 10 times? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/foo...Verheijen.html
                      Raymond Verheijen ‏@raymondverheije
                      The problem at United seems structural as the manager looks to have reached his ceiling. Consequently, his ceiling becomes United's ceiling.
                      Raymond Verheijen ‏@raymondverheije
                      Unintentionally & indirectly, at Everton Roberto Martinez is showing Moyes' ceiling & highlighting United’s problems. http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/footba...united-3288614
                      Raymond Verheijen ‏@raymondverheije
                      Of course, after the Olympiakos game the United fans were relieved & got new hope. But relieve & hope do not compensate for incompetence.
                      Raymond Verheijen ‏@raymondverheije
                      Everyone in football who has the analytical ability to think in processes already knew United’s problems would return within a few weeks.
                      Raymond Verheijen ‏@raymondverheije
                      Unfortunately, most people in football do not have the analytical ability to think in processes. They only 1-dimensionally think in results.
                      Raymond Verheijen ‏@raymondverheije
                      The deeper meaning of current tweets is to show football world how to analyse a process based on facts & patterns instead of subjectivity.
                      Raymond Verheijen ‏@raymondverheije
                      Structural success in football is outcome of a solid process. If a manager optimizes the process, the score will often take care of itself.
                      Raymond Verheijen ‏@raymondverheije
                      Therefore, structural problems like pre-historic training methods and a lack of tactical knowledge will not disappear after a RVP hattrick.
                      Raymond Verheijen ‏@raymondverheije
                      To solve a structural problem an incompetent manager has to look in mirror & take responsibility for things he sees http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/foo...er-United.html
                      Raymond Verheijen ‏@raymondverheije
                      So, does the unconsciously incompetent Moyes have the ability to first become consciously incompetent & then (un)consciously competent?
                      Raymond Verheijen ‏@raymondverheije
                      Otherwise, the United board has no other option then to appoint a Martinez http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/foo...s-Barkley.html … or a Rodgers http://www.theguardian.com/football/...r-league-title
                      Raymond Verheijen ‏@raymondverheije
                      Just imagine that United gives 150 million to spend this summer to a coach who keeps blaming external factors when he looks in the mirror.
                      Raymond Verheijen ‏@raymondverheije
                      Anyway, also in football, nature will eventually take care of the situation. In particular, in the upcoming CL games vs Bayern Munich.
                      Raymond Verheijen ‏@raymondverheije
                      The visit of Bayern Munich & Guardiola to Old Trafford will have the cosmic impact of an asteroid or comet, ending the reign of a dinosaur.
                      Raymond Verheijen ‏@raymondverheije
                      Btw, unconsciously competent people only focus on message. Unconsciously incompetent people are distracted by messenger & stay incompetent.
                      Raymond Verheijen ‏@raymondverheije
                      So, now the question is….are you able to control your thoughts and only focus on the objective facts & patterns….
                      Raymond Verheijen ‏@raymondverheije
                      ….or are you someone who is not able to control his thoughts and is always distracted by the messenger so you miss the message?
                      Thanks very much for being

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                      • Alex
                        Administrator
                        • Jul 2006
                        • 37058

                        #7886
                        This is it right here....

                        Raymond Verheijen ‏@raymondverheije
                        Just imagine that United gives 150 million to spend this summer to a coach who keeps blaming external factors when he looks in the mirror.
                        *Except Michael, who died.

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                        • RichC
                          Meh
                          • Jul 2006
                          • 37415

                          #7887
                          Back to Scudamore you do wonder if any pressure was applied to refs over the years by the premier league to make sure United were looked after. I've always had my suspicions about it and comments like this are certainly not going to diminish them.

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                          • G
                            Paisley
                            • Aug 2006
                            • 16686

                            #7888
                            Agreed.

                            Unsurprisingly the questions this article pose seem to be getting ignored.

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                            • Boogs
                              Shankly
                              • Nov 2006
                              • 5921

                              #7889



                              Go **** yourself

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                              • Shaggy
                                Unidentified Rascal
                                • Jul 2006
                                • 135533

                                #7890





                                [ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZvYa-a-Uwmo"]We'll stand by David Moyes chant - YouTube[/ame]
                                Thanks very much for being

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