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I'm a lover. A real heavy lover. I don't care what anybody says, I will love on my people; and I like to be loved 100%.
I hate mind games. I am not a ‘hard guy’.
If it doesn't work out, I will live knowing I loved. It might hurt, but lovers remain lovers ❤️📌
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All these gassing for a manager who isn’t half as good as Julian Nagelsmann and Conte. I pray no one comes back to mock you in future when he’s sacked too.
These guys need to be brave and go get Sebastian Hoeneß out of Stuttgart
🚨 𝗘𝗫𝗖𝗟𝗨𝗦𝗜𝗩𝗘: Several managers are OPEN to taking charge of Manchester United but remain RELUCTANT to commit.
This is due to concerns over the club’s insistence on including break clauses in managerial contracts, similar to the one in Michael Carrick’s deal.
Many managers who are being monitored by the club believe that this type of clause indicates the club is already thinking the manager will fail even before taking the job.
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Sign Naggelsmann, Hoeneß or Fabregas mahn
Just go for the best available manager.. that’s not Pochettino. Why is Wilcox even allowed to be making decisions??! Wtf?
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D’Extraordinaire retweeted
Seriously, how are Wilcox and Berarda not under more scrutiny and their jobs not under greater threat than Carrick's? These guys have overseen failure with 3 different managers in just two years. Under their leadership the club has sunk to levels we've arguably never seen before, yet somehow they're not the ones facing the biggest questions. It's ridiculous to me. They should be gone
I have huge doubts on Poch’s ambitions. I don’t think he’s the guy to get us to the top tbvh.
I want a Naggelsmann that will do everything it takes, and is tactically astute
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D’Extraordinaire retweeted
How can you justify keeping a director of football who has now overseen the sacking of three permanent managers in three seasons, and made countless mistakes in the transfer market? Michael Carrick cannot be the only significant dismissal made over the break.
Lmaooo
These guys are really going to appoint Pochettino. Chaiii
My club is so unserious. We aren’t ready to be successful bro
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Praise be to God. Thank you God 🙏
🚨 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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"Everything's emotional, nothing's tactical" 🎙️
Nicky and Scholes break down what's happening with Man Utd.
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#manutd #paulscholesnickybutt #football
D’Extraordinaire retweeted
Jim Ratcliffe had all the answers when he took control at Man Utd, but less than three years on, his rookie appointments have put the club on course for relegation espn.com/soccer/story/_/id/5…
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I would love to sit Berrada and Wilcox down and ask them what the fuck is going on.
You listen to this and it wouldn't be acceptable at Fulham, let alone Man United
🚨 "AN UTTER DISASTER!" — Sky Sports updates on Michael Carrick's fragile future at Man Utd
Sky Sports News provides a sobering reality check on Manchester United's crisis, with correspondent Rob Dawson detailing the mounting pressure during the international break.
🗣️ ROB DAWSON: “United bosses haven't publicly backed Michael Carrick; they've simply delayed a decision. One win in 11 games and 30 goals conceded makes this Europe's worst defensive record among top-five leagues!”
With a brutal trip to Anfield looming, the clock is ticking loudly for the Old Trafford hierarchy.
ft. Rob Dawson, Tim Sherwood, Jay Bothroyd
via @SkySportsNews
#MUFC #ManUtd #PremierLeague
D’Extraordinaire retweeted
Let's be honest. If you can get 75k cheering in the relegation zone at Old Trafford you're only concern is building a bigger stadium to rinse more of tge fanbase
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Any sane person would think one win in 10 and being in the relegation zone was the time for decisive action. Not calm. It's fucking ludicrous.
All calm at Carrington this morning and likelihood at this stage is that Michael Carrick continues as #MUFC manager but his future remains uncertain as board planned to assess it during the international break having considered a change after Bournemouth. More on @talkSPORT
