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main24:
Well, at least now we know your standard.

So because they are not "good enough", you probably would have "preferred" us to lose all in a bid to prove your point?

Jamiuokolaa:
If we had won the game today, nobody would care if na lowblock or highblock. Unfortunately, we missed one too many clearcut chances.

Imagine where the team would be on the log if we somehow managed to win against the likes of Crystal Palace, Brighton etc.

Haven't you heard. The squad is not good enough to win against the likes of palace, Fulham, Bournemouth, etc. Infact there's no point in us winning any game this season at all because it might affect our future or something like that. Like Eph said what is the point in winning and climbing up the table when we can just keep on losing while preparing for next season. We need at least 8 new players in August before we can finish in the top 10.

main24:
Like I said earlier, Man U's biggest problem is miracle wins.

So you prefer "un-miracled" losses to prove your point?

Jamiuokolaa:
So because they are not "good enough", you probably would have "preferred" us to lose all in a bid to prove your point?

Prove my point or create urgency for change?!
- Managing to win is the reason most of these guys are still here. Short term pleasure, long term pain.

Bombblacks:
Haven't you heard. The squad is not good enough to win against the likes of palace, Fulham, Bournemouth, etc. Infact there's no point in us winning any game this season at all because it might affect our future or something like that. Like Eph said what is point in winning and climbing up the table when we can just keep on losing while preparing for next season. We need at least 8 new players in August before we can finish in the top 10.

It's one of the problems I have with the talkative Amorim.

As master manipulator wey him be, he has successfully hoodwinked and brainwashed numerous peeps with the "suffering first...victory later" mantra.

You shouldn't be surprised, someone still said it on these pages yesterday that we should relegate and start from the scratch

main24:
Prove my point or create urgency for change?!
- Managing to win is the reason most of these guys are still here.Short term pleasure, long term pain.

Which urgency?

How would today's result change the fact that Eriksen legs are gone and he needs a younger replacement? Or the fact that Case isn't the same version of his Madrid's self?

Do we have to lose to prove things that are obvious already?

This "suffer head" mentality wey Amorim don put for una subconscious sha

Bombblacks:
Haven't you heard. The squad is not good enough to win against the likes of palace, Fulham, Bournemouth, etc. Infact there's no point in us winning any game this season at all because it might affect our future or something like that. Like Eph said what is the point in winning and climbing up the table when we can just keep on losing while preparing for next season. We need at least 8 new players in August before we can finish in the top 10.

What's the point in doing everything to keep the players that should not be kept? Why do you want miracle wins that do nothing but create some false hope only to crash the next year? Are you not tired?

What we played today is not different from what we played last year and the year before that. Where has it gotten us? Why are those players still here?

Put Amad, Ugarte, a younger Eriksen, a more sensible WB not named Dalot and Gyokeres in that line up, it will be a different game.

Our problem is that our WB outlet are not clinical in the final third or are just foolish eg Dalot. Then we don't have a clinical striker. We also missed Lisandro Martinez

Bruno Fernandes is a Manchester United legend.

None of the legends that criticise him would be able to continuously perform with the amount of scrubs he has around him.

engrelvis:
instead of zirkee to volley dt ball into net he was doing stylish back heel..Arsenal was there for d taken

The guy na idiot if it's Martinez he will play that ball to the roof keeper won't even see it

main24:
Like I said earlier, Man U's biggest problem is miracle wins.

They want us to continue managing

chrisley024:
guy i doubt there's time/space to place that ball

There was time to place it better..

This kind tin happen Vs Liverpool when Maguire should have scored..

Anyways nice second half from us.

The first half was rubbish

Mrviktor:
There was time to place it better..

This kind tin happen Vs Liverpool when Maguire should have scored..

Anyways nice second half from us.

The first half was rubbish

You missed your boy Dorgu abi..lol

eph12:
What's the point in doing everything to keep the players that should not be kept? Why do you want miracle wins that do nothing but create some false hope only to crash the next year? Are you not tired?

Please increase the volume sir.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe: “Half the squad’s missing for Ruben. If you look at the top eight players in terms of salaries in Manchester United, 50 per cent of those are not available to Ruben.

"You’ve got Mason Mount, you’ve got Luke Shaw, Marcus Rashford has gone, and Jadon Sancho (on loan at Chelsea). And he’s got a bunch of other injuries as you know, so I think he’s done a fantastic job.”

Bruno Fernandes has hit 25 G/A for 3 seasons in a Row, only Salah and Haaland has replicated that in the entire league.

Jim Ratcliffe: “I really, really like Ruben [Amorim]. He’s a very thoughtful guy. Every time I go to the training ground, I speak to Ruben. I sit down and have a cup of coffee with him and tell him where it’s going wrong, and he tells me to f**k off. I like him.”

Sir Jim Ratcliffe: “It’s a journey and there’s a lot of decisions that we have to make over the course of that and we’re not going to get them all right. I don’t think in the future we’ll get them all right either because we’re not perfect.”

Sir Jim Ratcliffe: “There’s no money left in the club. And that is after my 300 million.”

Sir Jim Ratcliffe: “If you look at the players we are buying this summer, that we didn't buy, we're buying Antony, we're buying Casemiro, we're buying Onana, we're buying Hojlund, we're buying Sancho. These are all things from the past, whether we like it or not, we've inherited those things and have to sort that out.”

Sir Jim Ratcliffe: "Some [Manchester United Players] are not good enough, some are probably overpaid, but for us to mould the squad that we are fully responsible for, and accountable for, will take time.”

click for the short clip

click for the full BBC Podcast

]Sir Jim Ratcliffe: “I think Ruben is an outstanding young manager. I really do. He's an excellent manager and I think he will be there [at Manchester United] for a long time.”

Sir Jim Ratcliffe on changes: “If people want to see Manchester United winning trophies again then we have do all this stuff.”

Sir Jim Ratcliffe: “We are in the process of change and it's an uncomfortable period and disruptive and I do feel sympathy with the fans. The simple answer is the club runs out of money at Christmas if we don't do those things.”

Omar Berrada on Ruben Amorim:

"He was very clear with us. Ruben told us, 'This is how the team is going to play. I'm going to stick to my principles.' I think that's what we want, which is a coach who has a clear vision. A coach who can work with Jason Wilcox to identify the types of players for the system and the style of play that Ruben is trying to implement."

Case fuckin close! If you ain't ok with it, go join Ipswich. LOL!