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Southampton have a chance cleared off the line 3-2 down in the 95th minute!0
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Haha!
*Michael Keane comes on and clearly signals to his teammates that it’ll be a back 5.*
Jamie Carragher: “It’ll definitely be a back 4”
*Everton line up with a back 5*
Carragher: “Yeah, it’s a back 5”
Know nothing prick. 😂4 -
What a class goal by Kulusevski with a sublime 1st touch over 5 defenders.
Spurs have many talented players but they are a naive team which Ange have to take responsibility for.
Great ball in my Moore and a good 2nd goal.
At least Spurs won't get booed off after getting two goals back. 3-2 FT.
Man Utd lose their 4th home game out of 5 against Brighton 1-3 and if they hadn't mugged Southampton, it would be 5 straight home defeats.
Amorim looks clueless to me so far but he's more of a head coach than a manager and the politics at the Global brand Man Utd makes it a tough gig.
David Moyes got sacked when he finished 7th.1 -
I think United as a club are too broken for anyone to succeed. Amorim was one of the names linked to every big vacancy and I'm sure he'll be successful somewhere else but there's so much wrong at United on and off the field that I can't see him ever sorting this out.3
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They're both targeting Championship League football...Fortune 82nd Minute said:Football is not giving me a lot of pleasure watching Charlton at the moment but by heavens, I'm enjoying looking at the PL table and seeing both United and Tottenham sitting down with the also runs!
Can only be a matter of time until Champions League qualification is changed if these two keep missing out!2 -
Probably not the interim manager they want, but the man that club needs.North Lower Neil said:Feels like Ange's last game, this.
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Someone, sometime will get it right. They are just too big for it not to happen.MarcusH26 said:I think United as a club are too broken for anyone to succeed. Amorim was one of the names linked to every big vacancy and I'm sure he'll be successful somewhere else but there's so much wrong at United on and off the field that I can't see him ever sorting this out.
Who knows, Amorim may be the man. But he's got a load of dross to get rid of first before he can start moulding the club the way he wants to.
In the meantime, sit back and enjoy United's misery. And all the United fans in Surrey phoning in moaning about how awful things are.1 -
Fortune 82nd Minute said:
Someone, sometime will get it right. They are just too big for it not to happen.MarcusH26 said:I think United as a club are too broken for anyone to succeed. Amorim was one of the names linked to every big vacancy and I'm sure he'll be successful somewhere else but there's so much wrong at United on and off the field that I can't see him ever sorting this out.
Who knows, Amorim may be the man. But he's got a load of dross to get rid of first before he can start moulding the club the way he wants to.
In the meantime, sit back and enjoy United's misery. And all the United fans in Surrey phoning in moaning about how awful things are.
I'm loving the misery . Although living down here in Sussex there's a lot of United fans I grew up with that now have Brighton Season Tickets but would never have been seen dead at the Withdean....
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Fortune 82nd Minute said:
Someone, sometime will get it right. They are just too big for it not to happen.MarcusH26 said:I think United as a club are too broken for anyone to succeed. Amorim was one of the names linked to every big vacancy and I'm sure he'll be successful somewhere else but there's so much wrong at United on and off the field that I can't see him ever sorting this out.
Who knows, Amorim may be the man. But he's got a load of dross to get rid of first before he can start moulding the club the way he wants to.
In the meantime, sit back and enjoy United's misery. And all the United fans in Surrey phoning in moaning about how awful things are.
Do City have glory hunter fans in weird parts of the country? Doesn’t feel like that’s happened to the same extent it did when United were winning everything?MarcusH26 said:Fortune 82nd Minute said:
Someone, sometime will get it right. They are just too big for it not to happen.MarcusH26 said:I think United as a club are too broken for anyone to succeed. Amorim was one of the names linked to every big vacancy and I'm sure he'll be successful somewhere else but there's so much wrong at United on and off the field that I can't see him ever sorting this out.
Who knows, Amorim may be the man. But he's got a load of dross to get rid of first before he can start moulding the club the way he wants to.
In the meantime, sit back and enjoy United's misery. And all the United fans in Surrey phoning in moaning about how awful things are.
I'm loving the misery . Although living down here in Sussex there's a lot of United fans I grew up with that now have Brighton Season Tickets but would never have been seen dead at the Withdean....0 -
Definitely, kid I went to school with went from being a Gooner to a City fan overnight when they got successful and you see children in City shirts in London a lotse9addick said:Fortune 82nd Minute said:
Someone, sometime will get it right. They are just too big for it not to happen.MarcusH26 said:I think United as a club are too broken for anyone to succeed. Amorim was one of the names linked to every big vacancy and I'm sure he'll be successful somewhere else but there's so much wrong at United on and off the field that I can't see him ever sorting this out.
Who knows, Amorim may be the man. But he's got a load of dross to get rid of first before he can start moulding the club the way he wants to.
In the meantime, sit back and enjoy United's misery. And all the United fans in Surrey phoning in moaning about how awful things are.
Do City have glory hunter fans in weird parts of the country? Doesn’t feel like that’s happened to the same extent it did when United were winning everything?MarcusH26 said:Fortune 82nd Minute said:
Someone, sometime will get it right. They are just too big for it not to happen.MarcusH26 said:I think United as a club are too broken for anyone to succeed. Amorim was one of the names linked to every big vacancy and I'm sure he'll be successful somewhere else but there's so much wrong at United on and off the field that I can't see him ever sorting this out.
Who knows, Amorim may be the man. But he's got a load of dross to get rid of first before he can start moulding the club the way he wants to.
In the meantime, sit back and enjoy United's misery. And all the United fans in Surrey phoning in moaning about how awful things are.
I'm loving the misery . Although living down here in Sussex there's a lot of United fans I grew up with that now have Brighton Season Tickets but would never have been seen dead at the Withdean....0 - Sponsored links:
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We have one in our Essex office... known him for decades - went from Man U to City like it was no big deal (its all Manchester right!? I WISH I was making this up!). Never been to a game in his life, but always the first person to bring up football on a Monday morning. He's been City for long enough now that the newbies in the office don't know - I just roll my eyes.se9addick said:Fortune 82nd Minute said:
Someone, sometime will get it right. They are just too big for it not to happen.MarcusH26 said:I think United as a club are too broken for anyone to succeed. Amorim was one of the names linked to every big vacancy and I'm sure he'll be successful somewhere else but there's so much wrong at United on and off the field that I can't see him ever sorting this out.
Who knows, Amorim may be the man. But he's got a load of dross to get rid of first before he can start moulding the club the way he wants to.
In the meantime, sit back and enjoy United's misery. And all the United fans in Surrey phoning in moaning about how awful things are.
Do City have glory hunter fans in weird parts of the country? Doesn’t feel like that’s happened to the same extent it did when United were winning everything?MarcusH26 said:Fortune 82nd Minute said:
Someone, sometime will get it right. They are just too big for it not to happen.MarcusH26 said:I think United as a club are too broken for anyone to succeed. Amorim was one of the names linked to every big vacancy and I'm sure he'll be successful somewhere else but there's so much wrong at United on and off the field that I can't see him ever sorting this out.
Who knows, Amorim may be the man. But he's got a load of dross to get rid of first before he can start moulding the club the way he wants to.
In the meantime, sit back and enjoy United's misery. And all the United fans in Surrey phoning in moaning about how awful things are.
I'm loving the misery . Although living down here in Sussex there's a lot of United fans I grew up with that now have Brighton Season Tickets but would never have been seen dead at the Withdean....
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Man City Are today looking a bit more like the team we saw last year.0
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That's an interesting question.se9addick said:Fortune 82nd Minute said:
Someone, sometime will get it right. They are just too big for it not to happen.MarcusH26 said:I think United as a club are too broken for anyone to succeed. Amorim was one of the names linked to every big vacancy and I'm sure he'll be successful somewhere else but there's so much wrong at United on and off the field that I can't see him ever sorting this out.
Who knows, Amorim may be the man. But he's got a load of dross to get rid of first before he can start moulding the club the way he wants to.
In the meantime, sit back and enjoy United's misery. And all the United fans in Surrey phoning in moaning about how awful things are.
Do City have glory hunter fans in weird parts of the country? Doesn’t feel like that’s happened to the same extent it did when United were winning everything?MarcusH26 said:Fortune 82nd Minute said:
Someone, sometime will get it right. They are just too big for it not to happen.MarcusH26 said:I think United as a club are too broken for anyone to succeed. Amorim was one of the names linked to every big vacancy and I'm sure he'll be successful somewhere else but there's so much wrong at United on and off the field that I can't see him ever sorting this out.
Who knows, Amorim may be the man. But he's got a load of dross to get rid of first before he can start moulding the club the way he wants to.
In the meantime, sit back and enjoy United's misery. And all the United fans in Surrey phoning in moaning about how awful things are.
I'm loving the misery . Although living down here in Sussex there's a lot of United fans I grew up with that now have Brighton Season Tickets but would never have been seen dead at the Withdean....
Certainly up until the last few years, I rarely saw anyone wearing a City shirt in London. (And I suspect much of their support came from Manchester and the surrounding areas). But as @fenaddick says, you certainly see a lot more people wandering around in City shirts these days in London.
And that's one of the reasons why we need to get back on an upward trajectory urgently before we lose another generation of support as let's be honest for most kids there isn't much street cred in supporting Charlton atm and it's so easy just to declare yourself a fan of one of the big boys.1 -
Are you saying he made this switch in adulthood? I understand little kids flip flopping from one team to another. I’d say it’s pretty basic childish behaviour. But a grown adult? Maybe it’s just me, but I find that really weird.Manic_mania said:
We have one in our Essex office... known him for decades - went from Man U to City like it was no big deal (it’s all Manchester right!? I WISH I was making this up!). Never been to a game in his life, but always the first person to bring up football on a Monday morning. He's been City for long enough now that the newbies in the office don't know - I just roll my eyes.se9addick said:Fortune 82nd Minute said:
Someone, sometime will get it right. They are just too big for it not to happen.MarcusH26 said:I think United as a club are too broken for anyone to succeed. Amorim was one of the names linked to every big vacancy and I'm sure he'll be successful somewhere else but there's so much wrong at United on and off the field that I can't see him ever sorting this out.
Who knows, Amorim may be the man. But he's got a load of dross to get rid of first before he can start moulding the club the way he wants to.
In the meantime, sit back and enjoy United's misery. And all the United fans in Surrey phoning in moaning about how awful things are.
Do City have glory hunter fans in weird parts of the country? Doesn’t feel like that’s happened to the same extent it did when United were winning everything?MarcusH26 said:Fortune 82nd Minute said:
Someone, sometime will get it right. They are just too big for it not to happen.MarcusH26 said:I think United as a club are too broken for anyone to succeed. Amorim was one of the names linked to every big vacancy and I'm sure he'll be successful somewhere else but there's so much wrong at United on and off the field that I can't see him ever sorting this out.
Who knows, Amorim may be the man. But he's got a load of dross to get rid of first before he can start moulding the club the way he wants to.
In the meantime, sit back and enjoy United's misery. And all the United fans in Surrey phoning in moaning about how awful things are.
I'm loving the misery . Although living down here in Sussex there's a lot of United fans I grew up with that now have Brighton Season Tickets but would never have been seen dead at the Withdean....3 -
lordromford said:
Are you saying he made this switch in adulthood? I understand little kids flip flopping from one team to another. I’d say it’s pretty basic childish behaviour. But a grown adult? Maybe it’s just me, but I find that really weird.Manic_mania said:
We have one in our Essex office... known him for decades - went from Man U to City like it was no big deal (it’s all Manchester right!? I WISH I was making this up!). Never been to a game in his life, but always the first person to bring up football on a Monday morning. He's been City for long enough now that the newbies in the office don't know - I just roll my eyes.se9addick said:Fortune 82nd Minute said:
Someone, sometime will get it right. They are just too big for it not to happen.MarcusH26 said:I think United as a club are too broken for anyone to succeed. Amorim was one of the names linked to every big vacancy and I'm sure he'll be successful somewhere else but there's so much wrong at United on and off the field that I can't see him ever sorting this out.
Who knows, Amorim may be the man. But he's got a load of dross to get rid of first before he can start moulding the club the way he wants to.
In the meantime, sit back and enjoy United's misery. And all the United fans in Surrey phoning in moaning about how awful things are.
Do City have glory hunter fans in weird parts of the country? Doesn’t feel like that’s happened to the same extent it did when United were winning everything?MarcusH26 said:Fortune 82nd Minute said:
Someone, sometime will get it right. They are just too big for it not to happen.MarcusH26 said:I think United as a club are too broken for anyone to succeed. Amorim was one of the names linked to every big vacancy and I'm sure he'll be successful somewhere else but there's so much wrong at United on and off the field that I can't see him ever sorting this out.
Who knows, Amorim may be the man. But he's got a load of dross to get rid of first before he can start moulding the club the way he wants to.
In the meantime, sit back and enjoy United's misery. And all the United fans in Surrey phoning in moaning about how awful things are.
I'm loving the misery . Although living down here in Sussex there's a lot of United fans I grew up with that now have Brighton Season Tickets but would never have been seen dead at the Withdean....
Only adult I have known to switch teams is one who finally "grew up" in early 20's and swapped Man Utd for AFC Wimbledon as his local team.
In fact my usual line when some Londoner says they follow Liverpool is "haven't you grown out of that yet".0 -
What's with footballers playing it across their own defence like that? One of the first things you're taught in football, particularly if you play at the back, is to never pass the ball across the face of your own goal. Stupid3
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I don’t really advocate switching teams, but that one is more acceptable than the other way round.Athletico Charlton said:lordromford said:
Are you saying he made this switch in adulthood? I understand little kids flip flopping from one team to another. I’d say it’s pretty basic childish behaviour. But a grown adult? Maybe it’s just me, but I find that really weird.Manic_mania said:
We have one in our Essex office... known him for decades - went from Man U to City like it was no big deal (it’s all Manchester right!? I WISH I was making this up!). Never been to a game in his life, but always the first person to bring up football on a Monday morning. He's been City for long enough now that the newbies in the office don't know - I just roll my eyes.se9addick said:Fortune 82nd Minute said:
Someone, sometime will get it right. They are just too big for it not to happen.MarcusH26 said:I think United as a club are too broken for anyone to succeed. Amorim was one of the names linked to every big vacancy and I'm sure he'll be successful somewhere else but there's so much wrong at United on and off the field that I can't see him ever sorting this out.
Who knows, Amorim may be the man. But he's got a load of dross to get rid of first before he can start moulding the club the way he wants to.
In the meantime, sit back and enjoy United's misery. And all the United fans in Surrey phoning in moaning about how awful things are.
Do City have glory hunter fans in weird parts of the country? Doesn’t feel like that’s happened to the same extent it did when United were winning everything?MarcusH26 said:Fortune 82nd Minute said:
Someone, sometime will get it right. They are just too big for it not to happen.MarcusH26 said:I think United as a club are too broken for anyone to succeed. Amorim was one of the names linked to every big vacancy and I'm sure he'll be successful somewhere else but there's so much wrong at United on and off the field that I can't see him ever sorting this out.
Who knows, Amorim may be the man. But he's got a load of dross to get rid of first before he can start moulding the club the way he wants to.
In the meantime, sit back and enjoy United's misery. And all the United fans in Surrey phoning in moaning about how awful things are.
I'm loving the misery . Although living down here in Sussex there's a lot of United fans I grew up with that now have Brighton Season Tickets but would never have been seen dead at the Withdean....
Only adult I have known to switch teams is one who finally "grew up" in early 20's and swapped Man Utd for AFC Wimbledon as his local team.
In fact my usual line when some Londoner says they follow Liverpool is "haven't you grown out of that yet".0 -
City could get to double figures this afternoon. 5 0 up with over half an hour to go and they’re tearing Ipswich apart0
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It’s your duty to point this out to all new hires on their first day:Manic_mania said:
We have one in our Essex office... known him for decades - went from Man U to City like it was no big deal (it’s all Manchester right!? I WISH I was making this up!). Never been to a game in his life, but always the first person to bring up football on a Monday morning. He's been City for long enough now that the newbies in the office don't know - I just roll my eyes.se9addick said:Fortune 82nd Minute said:
Someone, sometime will get it right. They are just too big for it not to happen.MarcusH26 said:I think United as a club are too broken for anyone to succeed. Amorim was one of the names linked to every big vacancy and I'm sure he'll be successful somewhere else but there's so much wrong at United on and off the field that I can't see him ever sorting this out.
Who knows, Amorim may be the man. But he's got a load of dross to get rid of first before he can start moulding the club the way he wants to.
In the meantime, sit back and enjoy United's misery. And all the United fans in Surrey phoning in moaning about how awful things are.
Do City have glory hunter fans in weird parts of the country? Doesn’t feel like that’s happened to the same extent it did when United were winning everything?MarcusH26 said:Fortune 82nd Minute said:
Someone, sometime will get it right. They are just too big for it not to happen.MarcusH26 said:I think United as a club are too broken for anyone to succeed. Amorim was one of the names linked to every big vacancy and I'm sure he'll be successful somewhere else but there's so much wrong at United on and off the field that I can't see him ever sorting this out.
Who knows, Amorim may be the man. But he's got a load of dross to get rid of first before he can start moulding the club the way he wants to.
In the meantime, sit back and enjoy United's misery. And all the United fans in Surrey phoning in moaning about how awful things are.
I'm loving the misery . Although living down here in Sussex there's a lot of United fans I grew up with that now have Brighton Season Tickets but would never have been seen dead at the Withdean....
“You know Dave in accounts. Yeah he’s a City fan now, but he was United until a couple of years ago…yeah I know, it’s ridiculous”.1 -
Fish in a barrel at Portman Road. And Man City have got plenty of ammunition left still to use up in the next half an hour!0
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Also how do footballers get away with such small shin pads nowadays? At least 3 Ipswich players with their socks barely higher than their ankles0
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It’s probably because I was at school in the 90’s/early 00’s when United were at their peak. Went to school in SE London and there were more fans of United than Charlton & Millwall combined. Didn’t realise that was happening with kids supporting City now, supporting your local team really should be part of the national curriculum.fenaddick said:
Definitely, kid I went to school with went from being a Gooner to a City fan overnight when they got successful and you see children in City shirts in London a lotse9addick said:Fortune 82nd Minute said:
Someone, sometime will get it right. They are just too big for it not to happen.MarcusH26 said:I think United as a club are too broken for anyone to succeed. Amorim was one of the names linked to every big vacancy and I'm sure he'll be successful somewhere else but there's so much wrong at United on and off the field that I can't see him ever sorting this out.
Who knows, Amorim may be the man. But he's got a load of dross to get rid of first before he can start moulding the club the way he wants to.
In the meantime, sit back and enjoy United's misery. And all the United fans in Surrey phoning in moaning about how awful things are.
Do City have glory hunter fans in weird parts of the country? Doesn’t feel like that’s happened to the same extent it did when United were winning everything?MarcusH26 said:Fortune 82nd Minute said:
Someone, sometime will get it right. They are just too big for it not to happen.MarcusH26 said:I think United as a club are too broken for anyone to succeed. Amorim was one of the names linked to every big vacancy and I'm sure he'll be successful somewhere else but there's so much wrong at United on and off the field that I can't see him ever sorting this out.
Who knows, Amorim may be the man. But he's got a load of dross to get rid of first before he can start moulding the club the way he wants to.
In the meantime, sit back and enjoy United's misery. And all the United fans in Surrey phoning in moaning about how awful things are.
I'm loving the misery . Although living down here in Sussex there's a lot of United fans I grew up with that now have Brighton Season Tickets but would never have been seen dead at the Withdean....1 -
Damaging defeat for Ipswich today. Both for GD and for confidence.0
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Man Utd had massive national support when they were crap from the late 60’s to the premiership era.se9addick said:Fortune 82nd Minute said:
Someone, sometime will get it right. They are just too big for it not to happen.MarcusH26 said:I think United as a club are too broken for anyone to succeed. Amorim was one of the names linked to every big vacancy and I'm sure he'll be successful somewhere else but there's so much wrong at United on and off the field that I can't see him ever sorting this out.
Who knows, Amorim may be the man. But he's got a load of dross to get rid of first before he can start moulding the club the way he wants to.
In the meantime, sit back and enjoy United's misery. And all the United fans in Surrey phoning in moaning about how awful things are.
Do City have glory hunter fans in weird parts of the country? Doesn’t feel like that’s happened to the same extent it did when United were winning everything?MarcusH26 said:Fortune 82nd Minute said:
Someone, sometime will get it right. They are just too big for it not to happen.MarcusH26 said:I think United as a club are too broken for anyone to succeed. Amorim was one of the names linked to every big vacancy and I'm sure he'll be successful somewhere else but there's so much wrong at United on and off the field that I can't see him ever sorting this out.
Who knows, Amorim may be the man. But he's got a load of dross to get rid of first before he can start moulding the club the way he wants to.
In the meantime, sit back and enjoy United's misery. And all the United fans in Surrey phoning in moaning about how awful things are.
I'm loving the misery . Although living down here in Sussex there's a lot of United fans I grew up with that now have Brighton Season Tickets but would never have been seen dead at the Withdean....1 -
Walk around Woolwich, and the number of Charlton fans will be tiny. Far more Arsenal0
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That’s fair enough though isn’t it!killerandflash said:Walk around Woolwich, and the number of Charlton fans will be tiny. Far more Arsenal0 -
I doubt most of them even know Arsenal originally came from Woolwich!se9addick said:
That’s fair enough though isn’t it!killerandflash said:Walk around Woolwich, and the number of Charlton fans will be tiny. Far more Arsenal0 -
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Ah, assumed they were all history buffs!killerandflash said:
I doubt most of them even know Arsenal originally came from Woolwich!se9addick said:
That’s fair enough though isn’t it!killerandflash said:Walk around Woolwich, and the number of Charlton fans will be tiny. Far more Arsenal0
