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Co-Founder @scrtmeetingblog // @racesafe motorcycle marshal in @OfficialBSB // NHS frontline worker. #MUFC Season Ticket Holder. Stretford Ender.

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Joined August 2011
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I love Manchester United, but I have nothing but contempt for the inept, heartless, ego-driven cunts that are running the club. This statement is pathetic for someone who, let's have right, probably saved their jobs last season too.
We can confirm Michael Carrick has departed his role as men’s first-team head coach.

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Another manager axed. Another failure of leadership. Another reminder that the Glazers/INEOS are destroying what made Manchester United special Carrick deserved better. MUFC fans deserve better Sacking managers doesn' disguise the failure of ownership. The problem is at the top
Manchester United have SACKED Michael Carrick.
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MUST statement on Michael Carrick’s departure imust.org.uk/Blog/Entry/must…
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One of us♥️
IT'S CARRICK YA KNOW ♥️
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I think the initial cheer when his number came up was understandable given the nightmare afternoon he had, but the descent into boos was too much. Whatever you think of him as a player, his commitment to Utd shouldn't be questioned.
Felt really sick and uneasy during that booing for Dalot yesterday. Singling out one individual - one who actually gives a shit at that - for such abuse is grim. There were boos when his name was read out pre-match too. What do people think that will achieve? Playground bullying.
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The shamelessness on this lot
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Emotional exit by Michael Carrick as fans sing his name. A farewell? Supporters turn on players once Carrick down tunnel. #MUFC
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If any player deserves to go out on their own terms, it's Jimmy. Those in charge at both Old Traffords need to fuck off.
Lancashire Cricket can confirm that, following a remarkable 25-year association with the Red Rose, Sir James Anderson’s playing career with the Club will come to an end at the conclusion of his current contract. Read more: cricket.lancashirecricket.co… 🌹 #RedRoseTogether
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In the words of Bob Dylan, "Don't criticise what you can't understand". Calling THE BEATLES formulaic🤣🤣🤣
*deep inhale* Guys, it’s The Beatles. Formulaic music that got hyped into genius status by a perfect storm of timing and savvy media, not actual skill. Expert exploitation of trends already pioneered by others. They’re a marketing phenomenon that got called the greatest because they sold a lot of records to herd-mentality teenagers, not because the music itself was ever the most advanced, demanding, or enduring rock ever made.
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This doesn’t look like a broken man, this looks like a majorly pissed off man that wants to right the wrongs but has the humility to bare all and question himself in the limelight. That squad should be seeing that and wanting to turn this around for him.
Michael Carrick looks absolutely broken as he begins his press conference with a statement before taking questions.
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A disgrace they've put him in this position. They don't deserve him.
Michael Carrick looks absolutely broken as he begins his press conference with a statement before taking questions.
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Isle of Beige Festival 2027
Good lord, my eyes have got blandness burns.
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This is the ninth of 10 lifts from our article, with no link. It takes time, effort to produce this journalism. We want people to read in full context, please address this properly by clearly citing where you got this from. I’ve asked privately already. nytimes.com/athletic/7702847…
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Off to work for Etihad full time
🚨 PERSONAL NEWS ↔️After 10 incredible years @MailSport the time has come to move on. 🫡 Huge thanks to everyone who’s helped over the past decade - it’s been an absolute pleasure & privilege. 🙏 Grateful for what’s gone, excited for what’s next. 🔜 Update soon
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Anyone who believes that fans' ire at the Utd hierarchy is solely or primarily down to transfer activity, you're an idiot.
Anyone believing Man Utd’s results & performances this season are down to the fact they haven’t got a back up left back & another striker are deluded.
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Back in the Stretford End for this time since that horrible Brighton game, and enjoying the new @UWSmag issue. @AndyMitten's powerful editorial really sets the tone for how a lot of football fans are feeling with regards to city. Make sure you pick up a copy!
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Can every team in the league so this, please? Would fucking love everyone's support🙏🏻
Should get a banner at the etihad showing man uniteds accumulating debt.
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Curiouser and curiouser As @DamianHastie points out, in 2015 the US depts of Commerce, State + Transport launched an inquiry into whether Etihad were receiving govt subsidies Etihad statement to commission was: "The assertion that the Abu Dhabi government paid for Etihad's sponsorship of English Premier League football club Manchester City is … false. In 2011, Etihad and Manchester City entered into a 10-year sponsorship agreement, which included naming rights for Manchester City's stadium. Etihad funded this sponsorship from its own liquidity’
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City's defence on the UEFA charges at CAS were that they aren't state owned. Now their defence will be that the sham finances came from the state. State ownership once again proving to be a BRILLIANT idea.
Exclusive with @AlexDooler @DNair5 UAE officials have warned the UK government that the severity of Man City’s punishment could undermine their appetite for future grand-scale commitments in Britain, according to people familiar with the matter They consider the Premier League’s actions to have an influence on the bilateral state relationship, the people said, asking not to be identified discussing undisclosed information The extraordinary pressure comes after Andy Burnham faced criticism, including from within government, for saying Man City’s Abu Dhabi owners should not be disqualified specifically because of the investment they bring to Britain bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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