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RAWK Goes Into Meltdown 2015-16 Edition
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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.
C'mon Brentan we need you here! Looking forward to a win Vs Villa and all the limited optimism that comes with it
It's a difficult choice today, a loss or a draw and I'd imagine he's gone. But I never want them to win.
It's like killing the goose to get the golden eggs.
Stevie Lad is not a RAWK God anymore
Their ex players arent as gobby or as opinionated as ours. We tend to have more moaners.
It was even better than that, a separate thread was created (and locked) by a mod to head off any potential celebration when he got hurt:
That's a great decision by RAWK mods though. Cafe mods would do the same, I'm sure of it.
It's going to be good today when they drop points against Villa. Full on Rodgers out mode and a load of 'tactically outclassed by Tim Sherwood' jokes.
It's the position the clubs are in right now.
We're in a position where our players can criticise the club because nobody can question our stature thanks to recent success and unquestionable status as a club in world football.
Liverpool on the other hand, are teetering on the edge of insignificance. So any criticism can really hurt the image. If an ex player says their team is mediocre, it confirms their status as a midtable club and that's not a message they want out there as it makes them less attractive to potential signings.
When our players say the team is mediocre it's a sign of the standards at the club and doesn't affect our image.
Exactly, although any manager that goes there magically turns deluded. I have full faith in the next manager to follow this tradition.
The scousers that want him out should hold up envelopes with his name on them.
A draw with Liverpool hitting the posts 10 times would be ideal. Then he would have an excuse and can keep up his good work for a little longer.
Yeah or some shocking refereeing decisions.
Has there been any sighting of PoP or that united fan, jonn-something on RAWK?
Must admit I miss reading PoP's analysis
Must admit I miss reading PoP's analysis
So, it has begun
RAWK said:
So, it has begun
It's funny because functional and solid are two of the things you need to be to win a title.
Worst United side in 20 years I tell ya! la Top of the league and they hang on for a 3-2 win at home against a shit Villa.
Top of the league and they hang on for a 3-2 win at home against a shit Villa.Footballers are moaners by nature.
That's how 50 Shades of Grey started. Ol' Andy is on to something.
but last year was the worse united side in years, we've regressed even more?
Wasn't that the year before??
Apparently they are just as happy to forget the Moyes season ever happened as we are.Wasn't that the year before??
I remember that as soon as the Moyes statue went up at their ground, they fell apart.
I have always wondered what is measurement criteria for being a poor United side..as we are a weak side every year to them. ..So, it has begun
Happy they won actually if it means Rodgers will continue there. Don't really care about villa or sherwood
Rodgers says there is an agenda against him. Seriously speaking lvg and pellegrini are the nicest managers in the top half probably
Rodgers says there is an agenda against him. Seriously speaking lvg and pellegrini are the nicest managers in the top half probably
I might even believe them sometimes if I didn't remember they also used to say that when we were champions of Europe. Just that the entire Champions League was deemed to be a weak competition instead of only the PL.
He talks like a man who has won it all and expects people to buy into it. He's as paranoid as their most rabid fans.
IF Daniel Sturridge wasn't so brittle, he'd be considered a world class player by now.
What they never seem to realize is what that says about them..they call themselves the biggest club in English football , but yet cant even challenge in a weak league, except for a few years when they end 2nd.
Imagine falling so far from this...before The Slip, before Crystanbul, before Suarez left, before signing Balotelli, before Sturridge's injuries, before The Stamp, before Sterling left...
that's a nice shot in the arm to the self pity they are wallowing in nowadays
Basically Martial doing well is going to feck us up big time.
It's reverted to type after a single win:
wonder what he means by insular. Paranoia, hibernation?
So Martial playing a bit too much is going to make him wary of foreigners?
At TLW:
Cool post.
I hadn't noticed that Andy is back.
I feel...jolly. I think that's the proper term for it.
I feel...jolly. I think that's the proper term for it.
Unlike them we actually have a team playing behind him, he didn't score today and yet we still won comfortably. It's wishful thinking to declare that every teenager that's ever played topflight football from an early age will become 'jaded and insular' like Owen when Cesc, Ronaldo and Rooney prove otherwise.
Plus if it were to go tits up with Martial we have the financial resources to do what we did with him - pay a shitload of money to bring in a player we need whilst they will scavange at the Dollar Shop for the next Borini.
That was the plan and Villa took one for the team.
"Functional" and "solid" are two things that Liverpool could have done with being when they were throwing away the title they had nailed on.
where 'mad' = delusional miscalculation