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Here's a playlist of some of the best unknown Irish artists ☘️
Spotify is a Bitch for up & comers.
So I ask you all to save this playlist and please encourage anyone you know who runs a pub, cafe etc.
To make it their daily background music.
open.spotify.com/playlist/6b…
Joe O’Neill 🐀 retweeted
Jamie Carragher DOESN’T believe Michael Carrick will EVER win the Premier League at Manchester United.
Jamie: “Carrick's not gonna win the league with Man United.”
Man United fan: “Yeah, and I think it's very easy and very basic to just say that it's like Solskjaer again because, yeah, they both used to play for the club.”
“But why is it, you know, Pep at Barcelona is like Solskjaer if you want to be like that.”
“But I think you have to look at who Michael Carrick is and what Man United are.”
“The biggest reason why Solskjaer didn't win a trophy, he even got to a final, let's not forget, got to tons of semi-finals, finished second in the league, third in the league, the only manager we've had in the last 13 years to win back-to-back top-four finishes.”
“The reason we didn't win a trophy is because the squad was a mess. We didn't have a good enough team.”
“You know, ask Pep Guardiola, the best manager, Pep's the supposed best manager in the world, but he still spends as much as anyone.”
“It's not like he's so good you don't have to spend money.”
“We've spent it on the wrong players.”
“If we build a squad, as we spoke about before, that actually makes sense, that's coherent, instead of having one manager like Sir Alex that can win the league, you end up with a team that can be managed by multiple different people like Michael Carrick and still be successful.”
“You know, it's hard to win the league. We've had how many managers in the last 12 years and none of them have won it.”
Now let's watch #MUFC 'Fans' shit all over this
🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Manchester United closing in on deal to sign Carlos Baleba from Brighton & Hove Albion. #MUFC offer for 22yo Cameroon midfielder ~£60+5m; below #BHAFC valuation but amicable talks continue as all parties work to reach agreement @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/7243081…
So many idiots spewing their nonsense after the AC Milan game.
Finally someone talking sense
👇👇👇👇
Joe O’Neill 🐀 retweeted
🚨Jürgen Klopp coached Liverpool for eight seasons, and in his final season, he declared that he was exhausted and could not continue coaching, so he left Liverpool.
Guardiola also stated that he would not coach another club after Manchester City, as he no longer has the energy to start over with a new team, and he may retire from coaching altogether.
Sir Alex Ferguson built a historic team and made it reign over English football. He never declared that he was tired of coaching or had lost his passion. He remained consistent and continued to compete for titles until his last season, despite coaching Manchester United for a full 27 years.
Therefore, Sir Alex Ferguson remains the best coach in the history of the game, regardless of the achievements of other coaches.
So many people obsessed with getting clout.
No real opinions.
United have gone from a dominant, structured side under Amorim to “give it away and pray we can counter” under Carrick.
But apparently, that’s the football we were waiting for.
@akomeahmessiah when we backed Amorin, they called us enemies of the club.
Embarrassing
Dear Rossoneri,
From a Manchester United fan, here’s something I think you should know about Ruben Amorim before the noise around him gets too loud.
Amorim is not the sort of manager who arrives and simply works around whatever squad he inherits. He will challenge it. He will move players on. He wants footballers who can run, press, compete physically and still have the technical quality to execute what he demands. Reputation alone will not save anyone.
That brings me to the second thing: he is incredibly stubborn about profiles. He knows exactly what he wants from each position and he will choose what benefits the system over what pleases supporters. Fan favourites, big names and dressing-room status mean very little to him if the player does not fit the football he is trying to build.
His time at Manchester United became controversial because results did not always arrive quickly enough. Some supporters saw only the difficult performances and the rigid system. Others saw something deeper happening: standards being reset, uncomfortable decisions being made and a culture that had survived several managers finally being confronted.
So when he tells you that you may have to suffer, believe him.
There will probably be matches where you question everything. There will be players you love who suddenly become expendable. There will be moments when his refusal to compromise feels frustrating.
That is where patience matters.
You will also hear plenty of negativity from sections of the United fanbase. Some had already decided that after Manchester United, Amorim would disappear from the highest level of football. Seeing another historic European giant put its faith in him so quickly will naturally reopen old arguments.
Ignore the tribalism and judge him on what happens at Milan.
More importantly, demand that your ownership supports him properly. Amorim needs specific characteristics in his squad. Giving him half the players he needs and then expecting the finished product is pointless. If Milan genuinely believe in his project, recruitment has to match the manager.
Because when Ruben Amorim has players capable of carrying out his ideas, his football can be intense, aggressive and incredibly difficult to play against.
AC Milan is a club built for big nights, huge expectations and European ambition. The San Siro deserves a team with personality again.
Give him the tools. Give him some patience. Hold him accountable, of course, but give the project room to breathe.
You may end up enjoying Ruben Amorim far more than some Manchester United fans would like to admit.
Take care of him.
From a Manchester United fan who still believes there is a very good manager in there.
Another Loser
Bruno Matic Pogba
Bruno Fred Pogba
Bruno Fred Mctominay
Bruno Casemiro Eriksen
Bruno Casemiro Fred
Bruno Casemiro Mount
Bruno Casemiro Mainoo
Bruno Ugarte Mainoo
Bruno Vitinha Neves
None of this midfield works out both at club level and international level because of Bruno Fernandes, but his stans will tell you he’s been the one carrying us meanwhile we are getting worse every season with him,zero major trophies won since he joined us.
It's a pre season friendly
you losers
• Ruben Amorim clearly wanted quality players, but Manchester United sacked him for speaking the truth and replaced him with Michael Carrick.
• Some Man United fans said the back three was the problem, but Amorim has just used a back three to beat Manchester United not by one goal, but by 4, completely outplaying us in every aspect.
• Last season was just vibes and individual brilliance, and that’s now over. Look at us now, playing some of the worst football I’ve ever seen.
• Marcus Rashford, who Amorim pushed out of the club for being inconsistent and disrespecting the club, is now the player Manchester United and Michael Carrick want back.
• The Premier League and Champions League will soon start, and this is the squad we want to go into the season with after signing just two players. Shame on the board.
• Michael Carrick has been set up to fail, and most of you still aren’t seeing it.
A huge thank you to everyone who helped us raise **€3,044 for Dublin Simon Community** 💚
To everyone who donated, volunteered, played music, sang, told stories or performed poetry — thank you
And to The Regent, Slim Jim’s & all the venue staff for their incredible support. 🇮🇪
This story changes every few years
🚨 Mourinho reveals in his new Netflix documentary that he had 𝗦𝗜𝗚𝗡𝗘𝗗 with Manchester United in 2013 to 𝗦𝗨𝗖𝗖𝗘𝗘𝗗 Sir Alex Ferguson:
“I go to Chelsea in 2013 but in that period there is something 𝗡𝗢𝗕𝗢𝗗𝗬 knows.
“ When I left Real Madrid, I 𝗦𝗜𝗚𝗡𝗘𝗗 with Manchester United to go to Manchester United after Sir Alex.
I was, of course, very flattered, because Manchester United has an incredible appeal.
“When I say Real Madrid is the biggest club in the world, I have to say that Manchester United is very, very close. “
[Mourinho / @Netflix]
