Manchester United

[RedReet]

Yep. Spurs need to drop points to the mid table sides. Wouldn't go as far as to cheer them on though

Aye, probably got a bit carried away there. Love matches like this though, Spurs stuff them and I'll be delighted also.

[Buzzo]

I'll be cheering United on against Spurs.

Want this demise to be slow and painful, not over before Christmas.

[Charly]

I have a mate at work who is a manc supporter.

He was feeling rather down about their managerial position. I tried to console him with the fact that Maureen still grinds out results... then asked him who he saw as a replacement. He mentioned Poch and Zidane...

then said really quietly... almost a whisper... in a voice riddled with dejection and pain...

"I wish Klopp was our manager..."

I almost felt sorry for the guy.

🤣

[Exiled_red]

The frustrating thing is no matter how bad they are they will still finish in the top 6. Mourinho still knows how to get results and 6th really is as low as they could go.

Sadly I think that Mourinho isn't going to last much longer there. I'm just hoping that he can fall out and sell some of their better players and replace them with expensive, overpaid has beens

[EwarWoo]

The frustrating thing is no matter how bad they are they will still finish in the top 6. Mourinho still knows how to get results and 6th really is as low as they could go.

Like both times he left Chelsea hovering just above relegation zone?

[dom9]

The frustrating thing is no matter how bad they are they will still finish in the top 6. Mourinho still knows how to get results and 6th really is as low as they could go.

Sadly I think that Mourinho isn't going to last much longer there. I'm just hoping that he can fall out and sell some of their better players and replace them with expensive, overpaid has beens

It's pretty hard to argue that they're not in the best 6 teams in the league.

Who outside the traditional top 6 could you realistically say is better?

[dom9]

The dreaded vote of confidence this morning.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/45253623

[spud_gun]

Another hatchet piece by Jamie Jackson in today's Guardian. Someone within the club is briefing against Jose.

[Rigadon]

I'll be cheering United on against Spurs.

Want this demise to be slow and painful, not over before Christmas.

Could never cheer for Utd. Want Spurs to win, but agree that the longer and slower their demise continues, the better.

[Rigadon]

Imagine if they offered it to stevie....

or Rafa.

[baitman]

Another hatchet piece by Jamie Jackson in today's Guardian. Someone within the club is briefing against Jose.

i reckon they want him out and are trickle feeding the media so he goes.
they want him to leave so they dont need to give him a payoff, but that'll never happen as he is a notoriously mercenary cunt.

[Trippendicular]

Another hatchet piece by Jamie Jackson in today's Guardian. Someone within the club is briefing against Jose.

Jamie Jackson may be the worst football journalist in the world. Delusionally myopic United fan whose opinions shift on a dime and, most significantly, can’t write for ****.

I’m amazed daily by the fact the Guardian employ him.

[Bender]

Poor old sandra
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[McDermotX]

[spud_gun]

Jamie Jackson may be the worst football journalist in the world. Delusionally myopic United fan whose opinions shift on a dime and, most significantly, can’t write for ****.

I’m amazed daily by the fact the Guardian employ him.

Yup, he's horrific. A proper United fan boy posing as a serious journalist. Which makes it all the more surprising he's written a couple of 'anti Jose's articles in the last few weeks