Mason Mount is on £250kpw 
Him and Sancho costing them 1/2 a million quid a week. ****ing he’ll
Him and Sancho costing them 1/2 a million quid a week. ****ing he’ll
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the most shocking is paying Hannibal £5k hahaha
No way De Zerbi goes there, he will sit it out until a rolls royce job comes up (Barca/RM/Man C, us)Comment
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Yeah, part of the reason we swiped left I think, I do reckon Klopp could have sorted Mount as there is a decent player there along with Martial - Just think both have followed the cash.Originally posted by Buzzo View PostMason Mount is on £250kpw
Him and Sancho costing them 1/2 a million quid a week. ****ing he’llI make no apologies, this is meComment
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Gobsmacked he stayed on the pitch yesterdayOriginally posted by S-RED View PostI make no apologies, this is meComment
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The one on that list I'm still surprised about is Luke Shaw, that's his wage when he first joined, there was a joke he was the quickest to cash machine at old Trafford, they were going to install them at each corner flag.I make no apologies, this is meComment
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Originally posted by Deano View Post
the whole transfer approach they've had for years is pure scattergun & they have zero identity on the pitch either. DeGea was a brilliant servant for them, they wanted a ball playing keeper and they certainly got something like that.... the problem is he's ****ing ****e.
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Jamie Jackson doing a number now - Knives are out
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The DeGea dropping was a debacle, especially as they needed to strengthen elsewhere, be pragmatic and build from a position of strength yet they blow £40m on a keeper thats good with his feet but ****e elsewhere.And then after being bought says he's returning for the African cup, its a gift that keeps on giving lolOriginally posted by danperkins View Post the whole transfer approach they've had for years is pure scattergun & they have zero identity on the pitch either. DeGea was a brilliant servant for them, they wanted a ball playing keeper and they certainly got something like that.... the problem is he's ****ing ****e.I make no apologies, this is meComment
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Along with the Times piece, defo briefing happening.I make no apologies, this is meComment
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Couple of player leaks by weekendI make no apologies, this is meComment
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Think it's starting to happen already . . . mentioned in the Telegraph today that several players not happy with the treatment of Sancho and Maguire.Comment
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Dead man walking.
In reality, the football is ****e but there is no way that you can see a scenario where they back him further in yhe transfer market. His signings have been so ****e.
Casemiro and Varane are huge drains on the club and were such ****e signings. They will be lumbered with thwm until they leave on free transfers. Similar to when they signed Matic and Mata - got one good season out of them but were then stuck with them for a few years.
Ten Hags players who he has managed before though have been useless - Antony, Onana, Amrabat have all been ****e. Martinez has been ok for them but then again not exactly amazing either. Mount looks ****in useless too at 60m and although I think Hojlund might be okay, for a young player to land at such a ****e culture is always going to be ****e.
I just hope he gets until 17th December.
I actually would be surprised if they beat Fulham at the weekend. And if Copenhagen then did turn them over too, then it could be curtains.
Their 15 points in the league from 10 games is pretty ****e but to be honest it's possibly 4 to 7 points more than they deserve too. Onana should have conceded a peno v Wolves (apology from Pmgol) in the last minute of their opening game of the season, very soft peno v Forest and a very lucky late double at home to Brentford masks their season. Losses against Spurs, Arsenal, Brighton, Palace and City is pretty ****e but if you watch those games - including the palace one - and there isnt one game there where they were unlucky to come away with **** all.
Fixtures between now and when we play them:
Fulham a
Copenhagen a
Luton h
INTERNATIONAL BREAK
Everton a
Galatasaray a
Newcastle a
Chelsea h
Bournemouth h
Bayern Munich h
Liverpool a
Followed by West Ham away, Villa at home and Forest away bringing them up to the end of the calendar year.Comment
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Originally posted by Deano View PostAntony, £85.6m
A baffling acquisition for a baffling price, United’s second most expensive transfer is a one-paced right-winger who struggles to beat a man on the outside and whose one move is to cut infield and take a potshot. Has zero goals in 10 appearances this season, after a paltry eight in 44 last term. His fee was paid in August 2022 despite United having determined earlier in the summer that his value was no more than £60m. 4/10Mason Mount, £55m
So far, Mount has appeared to be this year’s Antony: a dud and a puzzling purchase when Ten Hag needed an A-list midfielder rather than another hybrid forward. The 24-year-old was out for a month until late September with a “small complaint” but has still made nine appearances and is yet to score or affect a contest. Miguel Almirón’s opener for Newcastle on Wednesday came after Tino Livramento sped along the right: Mount had the chance to upend him but did not. 4/10
Another MASSIVE game
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Kind of thought the ratings were overall generousOriginally posted by Rigadon View Post
* The above is posted in my opinion. Feel free to disagree.Comment
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