I want it on the record: I still believe in my man Erik. We're gonna win our next 8 matches in a row.

I like how you limited it to 8, right before Bayern and Lpool back to back

Maguire wasn’t even allowed to speak to West Ham

At what point does faith in the manager falter? Any point?

Getting away with a lot right now even the worst ETH defender can recognise that surely

Direct all that anger about the results at the players instead of the manager and that would be a more fair way to look at who's getting away with what

I may be a man of faith but I am a man of science too

So the manager is of no blame for any of the results or football we play

Not the cause for these problems no. He can't turn it around yet perhaps, but not the cause.

Me every night:

"Martial, Rashford, Sancho, Maguire, Mount, Van De Beek"

It's about patience, pain, perseverance and professionalism.

Some players lack in all departments sadly.

You've got more faith than me

Don't think Mourinho was wrong about anything he said either.

That still isn't Ten Hag's fault

It’s not any manager. Don’t come out and say we’re never gonna play Ajax football. He lost me and I bet a lot of others at that point.

ETH chooses who stays and goes. The fees are beside the point, I don’t hold the market rates against him. I do hold signing obvious and overrated players against him.

Roll that Roy Keane clip about how they'd stab Ole in the back.

As much as the man was responsible for the glory of the club i also think Fergie was ultimately the kickstarter for United's downfall.

The bizarre row that sparked Manchester United’s decline – and how it started with a horse

link to article: archive.ph/lIKxV

The association with Rock of Gibraltar began, he explained, after the then colt had raced in the Coventry Stakes at Ascot the previous year. It finished sixth. “Nobody knew how good Rock of Gibraltar was going to be, not John Magnier, not (trainer) Aidan O’Brien and not me,” said Ferguson in the same article. “I’ll probably never get a horse as good as this again.”

And then, as often happens with men of wealth, they fell out over money. Attitudes hardened. Ferguson started litigation and, almost certainly, under-estimated who he was dealing with. He was told it was a mistake, but went ahead with it anyway.

Everything since at Old Trafford can be traced back to that falling-out.

Would the Glazers have seized control of United otherwise? Unlikely. Would the club be in such a mess now? Unlikely. Does it all link back to Rock of Gibraltar? It’s a long story but, yes, absolutely.

All of which explains why the author and former newspaper editor Chris Blackhurst has a chapter titled “It all started with the horse” in his book ‘The World’s Biggest Cash Machine: Manchester United, the Glazers and the Struggle for Football’s Soul’, which is being published later this week, and why he writes in its introduction that the U.S-based Glazer family “have a racehorse and an almighty personal falling out to thank for their amazing good fortune”.

we'll never know, but being a boss in eredevisie versus premier league is night and day.

de ligt seems to also not be good enough.

Not Maguire’s either yet he was vilified for it

Respect the goat

Ighalo
Weghorst
Who’s next?

Way easier to type 3 letters than a whole squad list tbh

I f***ing hate this squad of players man, might actually be on the level of that Ragnick team