Manchester United

[Rigadon]

They want Wenger on redcafe, seems to have been forgotten they've spent the last decade ripping the piss out of his teams

From the BBC gossip column page:

Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says being boss of Manchester United is a "dream job for any manager" and with the addition of four players they can be challengers "for everything"

[red g]

not sure they could tempt Alysson, VAn Dyke, Messi and Mbappe though...oh hang on that still leaves there midfiled ****e.

[Phoenix07]

I thought they won the Champions League given Old Trafford's reaction to Rochdale's penalty miss. Romero thought he'd won the World Cup.

And Daniel James needs his face up a horse's arse suffering from IBS.

[The_weatherman]

They want Wenger on redcafe, seems to have been forgotten they've spent the last decade ripping the piss out of his teams

Loads want him in, but ALL want Ole out, I think almost to a poster they want Ole out, they are a complete shambles Can't believe they didn't see this coming

[spud_gun]

Turns out that the PSG result last season was the best thing that could have happened to them....from our point of view.

[S-RED]

Rochdale's form in September

Lost Man City U21's 1-2
Lost Peterborough - 0-6
Draw Lincoln 1-1
Lost Fleetwood 1-2

HAHAHA

[BigChief]

They want Wenger on redcafe, seems to have been forgotten they've spent the last decade ripping the piss out of his teams

Haha, after calling Klopp a winner in failure they now want Mr Failure himself. Shame I have to pick my fights on RedCafe nowadays, they're so bitter...

Turns out that the PSG result last season was the best thing that could have happened to them....from our point of view.

Not as good as Mourinho winning the Mickey Mouse double in his first season. Went on to completely destroy the club.

[The_weatherman]

Rochdale's form in September

Lost Man City U21's 1-2
Lost Peterborough - 0-6
Draw Lincoln 1-1
Lost Fleetwood 1-2

HAHAHA

Was that Lincoln fixture at home by chance? So they lost all their away games in September, except United?

[McDermotX]

[Rigadon]

"It's a team improving, evolving - a young team.

"The culture is there to see every single day in training. No attitudes, with work rate, desire, now can we trust ourselves.

"You can see against Astana and Rochdale they want to impress, do well and maybe they rush their finish at times."

Sounds like a manager of a Championship team

[Phoenix07]

"No attitudes" - Pogba, James, Lingard say hi.

[labourRed]

Sounds like a manager of a Championship team

Its Roy 2.0.

Hope the cunts suffer it longer than we had to.

[Yozza]

Its Roy 2.0.

Hope the cunts suffer it longer than we had to.

So do I but unfortunately unlike us over the past few decades these ****s have the spending power to get it right comparatively quickly - if they get the right management & recruitment structures in place

At the moment though that looks a long way off

[Assassin]

So do I but unfortunately unlike us over the past few decades these ****s have the spending power to get it right comparatively quickly - if they get the right management & recruitment structures in place

At the moment though that looks a long way off

Keyword IF and as long as woodhead is there they will continue to struggle badly

[Exiled_red]

So do I but unfortunately unlike us over the past few decades these ****s have the spending power to get it right comparatively quickly - if they get the right management & recruitment structures in place

At the moment though that looks a long way off

In fairness for much of the time we did have the money, we just had bad buying strategies: we bought bad players, we tried to buy quantity rather than quality or we bought decent players but we didn't know what to do with them. The H&G era was really the only time we didn't have a reasonable amount of money, maybe you can throw a couple of years towards the end of Moores time in too, but for most of the time sadly I think it was largely self-inflicted