Yeah I just saw that he broke the tweet into at least three parts. Basically he just retweets info really quickly, and sometimes mixes in his own view, so whenever i see his tweets i just check the source myself.
Paul Pogba | Undergoing Medical | Helping out the Laundry Ladies
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) is joined by CEO Duncan Drasdo and Financial Director Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust for a special episode on all things behind the scenes at Old Trafford including a brief history of MUST and their aims today, views on INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe so far, and the Old Trafford regeneration.
I have deep respect for Woodward, don't know why though. He just feels like a very competent resource.
So we've signed two has-beens. A 35yr old Swedish has-been, and a 23 yr old Frenchman has-been at our club before.
it's not.
we fecked up. OK?
SAF was an idiot.
The board were idiots.
We fecked up.
It's costing us. We'll have to live with it. But let's not throw the baby out with the bathwater. Pogba has every chance of making back his fee. And I'm not taking about fecking shirt sales. I'm taking about trophies, which is the whole purpose of a football club.
My god I got a huge heart attack from that Madrid tweet.
Just for a minute there, I lost myself.
Impossible to not read this to the melody of Paranoid Android.
This is largely selective, though. Keane was gone in 2006 (and isn't actually British...), Scholes wasn't always playing in his later years, while many of the players you've mentioned were either decent utility players, or average players who had the occasional alright spell. I'd hardly say that Jonny Evans or Ashley Young were an important part of our core.
If I had to list the important players post-2000 (or some of them), I'd say they were Ronaldo, Rooney, Ferdinand, Vidic, Evra, RVN, Scholes, Giggs, RVP, Carrick and a few more I've probably forgotten. Only some in there are British, as is the case now with Smalling being a key part of our team.
skipped a beat my heart did
Why can Spurs have many more than United, though? We are bigger team, traditionally British oriented, and can offer much better wages.
Yes I believe the girl on Twitter over every reliable source from Italy.
Great song, great album.
How does buying someones sponsor rights work out? Adidas should fecking pay up for that one.
Will probably be worth it though, Woodie will have his mug on every packet of noodles sold from South Africa to the North Pole.
Will probably be worth it though, Woodie will have his mug on every packet of noodles sold from South Africa to the North Pole.
We do what we want!
It's Karma Police.
Roy Keane and john oshea aren't British. Ireland became an independent country in 1912.
Please can this end by tomorrow.
It's incredibly annoying to have to pay this much for him, but the club will cope no doubt. And due to that, it's fantastic to be signing one of the most talented midfielders in world football right now. It's been a long time since we've signed a midfielder who could be described as such, especially one only entering his prime years. Easy to understand why people are so hyped.
Nope
I'm surprised it wasn't a loan offer.
Yeah, just needed a competent manager.
Two of them are Irish.
British Isles...very different, however point is, United usually had the best Irish players (Keane, O'Shea, Irwin), best Scottish player (Fletcher), Welsh (Giggs), English (take your pick). But the countries aren't producing these players anymore. Plus, the scouting restrictions from a geographic standpoint doesn't help anymore.
He's a great player. I just don't see him ever being "worth" this amount. The fact we'd bring him back for that amount is galling.
And this is why I don't come into the Transfer forum. I'll comment in the Manutd forum once/if it's confirmed.
Feck!
Arrest this man.
I hope Pogba isn't a Let Down.
Anyway, Pogba...
See look, wingers, we sold him for £800k and are buying him back for £92 we're making a profit.