14 Sep 2025 18:16:14
I think we will start seeing the best of Mo once Bradley/ Frimpong are on the overlap, as good as Szoboszlai is he tends to drift centrally leaving Mo isolated. Isak will also help.
A bit off topic but I wonder how long it will be until Man Utd look at Nuno, why Amorim persists with thay formation is anyone guess.
14 Sep 2025 19:38:28
Reckon they're deluded enough that they'd turn their nose up at Nuno.
Watched a few minutes of the 2nd half and Mbuemo looked like the only Man U player interested in being a Premier League footballer.
Wonder how long it'll take the rot to get him.
14 Sep 2025 19:55:48
I Can’t believe they haven’t sacked him EM. He’s statistically the worst Manchester United manager since WW2
And possibly my favourite.
14 Sep 2025 21:16:51
Long may he stay.
14 Sep 2025 23:21:35
It would be a shame if a bad result against us is the final straw for him. While he is doomed to fail and his demise is inevitable the sweetener is that they are such a mess the next body that comes in will be in the same boat.
It's glorious.
14 Sep 2025 23:25:20
Amiron is a great manager . leave him where he is .
14 Sep 2025 23:26:00
I’m waiting for Shappy’s ‘positives we can take from the game’ essay. On one level, I feel sorry for the lad, but on another level (for those who can recall Ripping Yarns’) I can’t help thinking of Barnstoneworth United FC and Michael Palin chucking a brick at his son ?? I read on the BBC site that Sesko never got a touch in City’s penalty area. Perhaps Seven was Harry Potter and has put a spell on forwards playing (for want of a better term) for United. Happy days.
14 Sep 2025 23:37:18
Whatever happens around Mo, is that going to help with his aimless passing?
lol, he's put in another absolute stinker and came away with the winner. long may that continue lol.