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Why do I feel like CR7 will come out of retirement for Portugal sometime next year?
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This is what I like about Pochettino. He's the nicest human. Hopefully he can turn things around. I'm not hopeful but I'm happy to have him.
🗣️ Mauricio Pochettino on Brenden Aaronson missing training to get married. "The human being is always at the front of my mind. "Players need to plan their lives, and the decision [to get married in late May] was made more than two years ago before I took charge. "At the time, FIFA didn't allow a national team to play a warm-up game before 1 June and that was why they planned [the wedding]. "I wanted to allow Brenden to go. I know the type of professional player he is. It’s a good thing to let him celebrate... "In the past, maybe people thought we [coaches] are all dictators. Maybe when I was a player, it was impossible. My old coaches would have said, 'I don’t care about you and your kids' [laughs]. "But today's society has evolved. Now we think about these things in more human terms than in the past. "We were all happy. I am happy. He’s happy. His wife is happy."
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Hear me out…
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WHO LET THE DOGS OUT 🤣
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So disappointed in Jensen Huang. Just hope the stock won't get affected that much. $NVDA
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Heart says we are finally going to win 5 games in a row sometime soon. Mind says F*ck off.
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6 years too late but it is what it is. I firmly believe that Pochettino is past his prime. I will support him regardless, and I'm happy to see this in a different sense because I met him in 2017 and he was the nicest person ever. Wish Kane didn't sign that extension with Bayern.
🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Manchester United finalising deal to appoint Mauricio Pochettino if ultimate decision made to replace Michael Carrick. 54yo lined up & terms being done with camp. #MUFC yet to contact US but straight-forward should plan proceed @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/7767421…
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What’s the downside of Conte right now? I see a lot of upside. United aren’t going to spend a lot. In that case, there is only one manager who has any chance of success and it’s Conte. Even if he doesn’t work out his floor is kind of finishing 5th/6th and when he leaves he ensures likes of Wilcox are definitely gone.
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Give me 2 years of Conte. Wilcox and Berrada will be found out too. There's more upside than downside in this case.
If you find a big problem with the data let me know. @grok prepared this for me
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The problem here is the club offering him a new deal at 34 when it was already agreed that he would be leaving. The same is going to happen for Maguire, Shaw, Dalot etc who should have left long back but we keep offering them new deals bcoz of incompetence in replacing them.
🚨💣 Ashley Young CONFRONTS Mark Goldbridge! 🤯
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Manchester United are on an 11-match unbeaten run, with 32 goals scored in that span 🔥🔴
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Watched a couple of NWSL games today and the level is just not good enough IMO. The goals are still comical, almost high school errors kind. There are a few superstar players like Sophia Smith (Wilson), but the difference in quality between them and the next tier is too much.
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Get me this guy. I am ready for the chaos.
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Whoever the new manager is, I know you will do well for a period, I know you might get us to play CL again, I know you will get sacked in the next 12 months again but PLEASE JUST WIN THE NEXT GAME AGAINST LIVERPOOL. That's all I care about right now.
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You can say Poch, Howe, Conte etc etc but whoever comes isn't going to change anything anyway. The club is rotted. The only good thing is that commerically we are still an attractive entity to businesses. Starting this season, I think it's starting to die down a little.
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Why am I not surprised that Pochettino is the leading candidate? Another yes man who will happily work with what he is given instead of demanding what he needs to succeed. I really like him, but we need someone who is authoritative and ambitious.
🚨 Exclusive: Sir Jim Ratcliffe will lead a meeting in Monaco tomorrow, which is expected to confirm Michael Carrick's departure. Omar Berrada and Jason Wilcox will formally present the recommendation to part ways with Carrick, with Mauricio Pochettino a leading contender to replace him. The USMNT boss has a release clause. Carrick is expected to return to Carrington tomorrow as he awaits official communication from the club of his exit. More on @talkSPORT.🎙️ 🤝 @alex_crook
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About time. Thank you Carrick. Whatever happened has happened and I do not want another interim ex player as a manager again. Sack Berrada, Wilcox, and Glazers and INEOS can f*ck off too. What are the board even doing? Work towards being a serious club again.
🚨 Manchester United intend to relieve Michael Carrick of duties. #MUFC say no final decision & nothing set in stone but work undertaken on replacements + multiple sources anticipate change before Liverpool. W/ @lauriewhitwell @AdamCrafton_ @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/7768165…
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🚨 Manchester United intend to relieve Michael Carrick of duties. #MUFC say no final decision & nothing set in stone but work undertaken on replacements + multiple sources anticipate change before Liverpool. W/ @lauriewhitwell @AdamCrafton_ @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/7768165…
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As soon as I said this, somehow the players wanted to give it a one last push. All the goals given away were so stupid that if we weren't chasing the game all the time, it would have been a better result. Sack Carrick before Liverpool or else we will be humiliated.
80th min, 2 goals down at home. The fans have no hope that we will score 1 let alone 2. The players have given up since 60th, and the coach isn't brave enough to change the formation and just go for it.
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80th min, 2 goals down at home. The fans have no hope that we will score 1 let alone 2. The players have given up since 60th, and the coach isn't brave enough to change the formation and just go for it.
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