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Never compare this flop to Sesko again.😭
29/10/2025

Never compare this flop to Sesko again.😭

The Crystal Palace fans are barely even celebrating as this is the 3rd game in a row that they are beating Liverpool.The...
29/10/2025

The Crystal Palace fans are barely even celebrating as this is the 3rd game in a row that they are beating Liverpool.

They beat them in the Community Shield Final, they beat them in the Premier League, and now they are beating them in the Carabao Cup.

They have gotten used to OWNING Liverpool.

Ole never lost 5 domestic games in a rowErik Ten Hag never lost 5 domestic gamesMourinho never lost 5 domestic gamesVan ...
29/10/2025

Ole never lost 5 domestic games in a row
Erik Ten Hag never lost 5 domestic games
Mourinho never lost 5 domestic games
Van Gaal never lost 5 domestic games

But Arne Slot at Liverpool has already lost 5 domestic matches and the whole world won’t hear about it because it’s not Manchester United.

The way the media treats other teams compared to utd is unbelievable.

Imagine if it were Bruno Fernandes, Cunha, Mbeumo or Sesko. The criticism would’ve been endless. but Van Dijk, Salah, and their £400m signings like Isak, Wirtz and Ekitike get off scot-free.

From the archives: In 2018, after the match between Manchester United and Liverpool, Marcus Rashford shines and scored t...
11/10/2025

From the archives: In 2018, after the match between Manchester United and Liverpool, Marcus Rashford shines and scored two goals.

In a post-match analysis on BT Sport, former Dutch coach Frank de Boer appeared and spoke about Rashford, saying:

"It's unfortunate that such a talented player is under a manager like Mourinho... he's learning nothing."

Just two days later, the response came... and in true Mourinho fashion, it wasn't an ordinary reply.

In the next press conference, he was asked about de Boer's comments. Mourinho gave a slight smile and said:

"Frank de Boer?
The worst manager in the history of the Premier League.
Six games
 six losses
 not a single goal."

He paused for a moment, then added:
"If Rashford was learning under him, he’d be learning how to lose every game."

Never change, JosĂ© Mourinho! 🔮🙌

Pep almost ruined this guy’s career, but look at the player he’s become.No one talks about his nightmare at City or the ...
07/10/2025

Pep almost ruined this guy’s career, but look at the player he’s become.

No one talks about his nightmare at City or the €100m price tag. No interviews, no rants — just football and form.

Meanwhile, every United player has to speak about how badly they were treated. The media only care when it’s about Utd.

They say you can't outrun talent, but there was one man who ran like he had a third lung and turned stamina into his sec...
07/10/2025

They say you can't outrun talent, but there was one man who ran like he had a third lung and turned stamina into his secret weapon.

Meet Park Ji sung, the Korean locomotive
who turned Manchester United's right wing into a no fly zone and made some of football's greatest players disappear for 90 minutes.

It started in Holland where PSV Eindhoven discovered this tireless Korean midfielder who never stopped running. However, it was the 2002 World Cup on home soil that announced park to the world, leading South Korea to the semifinals.
He became the symbol of Asian football's arrival on the global stage.

Then Sir Alex Ferguson came calling and suddenly Old Trafford had its most reliable warrior. For seven seasons, Park was Ferguson's secret weapon, the man you called when you needed to neutralize Kaka, Pirlo, Lampard or any world class playmaker.

Four Premier League titles and a Champions League crown followed. While others sought spotlight, park thrived in shadows. No complaints about rotation, no ego when benched, just pure professionalism and an engine that never quit.

Yet when the biggest games arrived, Champions League knockouts, crucial derbies, Ferguson knew exactly who to call. From Seoul to Old Trafford, Park Ji sung didn't just succeed in European football, he opened doors for an entire continent.

He proved that football's most valuable currency isn't always skill or speed, but the willingness to run that extra mile when everyone else has stopped.

INEOS absolutely messed up this transfer window. On paper, some of the signings might look exciting, but when you actual...
01/10/2025

INEOS absolutely messed up this transfer window. On paper, some of the signings might look exciting, but when you actually break it down, they completely ignored the key areas that needed to be fixed before the season even started. We were linked with Geovany Quenda right before the summer, and that was the moment everyone expected a wingback.

Instead, they completely forgot about the position and decided to pile up number 10s when we were already stacked with Bruno, Mount, Zirkzee, and even Kobbie pushing higher at times. What’s the point of adding more 10s when the squad was crying out for balance?

Cunha and Mbeumo aren’t bad players, they’re quality in their own right, but for Amorim’s system to work you need proper wingbacks and wide specialists. They only brought in Dorgu, who’s young, inexperienced, and can’t realistically be expected to solve the problem by himself. That’s not backing the manager, that’s just hope it clicks.

And then there’s the midfield—my god, where do I even start? We all knew Casemiro is on his last legs and can’t handle the Premier League pace anymore. Ugarte, on the other hand, has been a complete gamble, and so far looks nowhere near good enough to dictate games here. Instead of addressing this, INEOS and Amorim doubled down on keeping Bruno and forcing him to play as an 8 or even a 6, a role that does not fit his game and never will.

Amorim deserves criticism for being stubborn, yes, but INEOS can’t hide from the fact they got this window badly wrong. They talked about building a new structure and making smart football decisions, but all they’ve done so far is repeat the same mi stakes—flashy names instead of fixing the obvious problems. Responsibility has to fall on them too.

On November 6, 1986, Scottish manager Alex Ferguson stood at his first press conference as Manchester United’s coach and...
01/10/2025

On November 6, 1986, Scottish manager Alex Ferguson stood at his first press conference as Manchester United’s coach and boldly declared: “We will knock Liverpool off their perch.” At that time Liverpool had already won 16 league titles while United had only 7. The rebuilding began, but after two seasons there was little sign the team could compete and doubts about the project grew stronger.

On September 24, 1989, United lost 5–1 to city rivals Manchester City. The press was ruthless, writing: “Mr. Ferguson came from Scotland to bring back to Old Trafford the glory last seen in 1967, but after three seasons he has not even delivered a fraction of a trophy, only disappointment.” By the end of that season United sat 13th in the table, just five points above the relegation zone. Before that crushing defeat the team had gone eight matches without a win, sparking furious banners at Old Trafford: “Three years of excuses and we’re still going strong! United is not Aberdeen.”

In all of Manchester there was only one man still willing to defend Ferguson, club chairman Martin Edwards. Despite fan anger he gave Ferguson one more season, but under one condition set by the Scotsman himself: “I will take full control of transfers.”

From that moment everything changed. After years of frustration it only took a few more months before Alex Ferguson imposed his dominance on English football. For more than a quarter of a century United reigned supreme, building an era of triumphs and glory. The Guardian later summed it up perfectly: “Personality, the dressing room, charisma
 all of it was shaped by Alex Ferguson, the man of great victories.”

If Florian Wirtz was a Manchester United player bought for £125M, the media wouldn’t let us hear the end of it.
01/10/2025

If Florian Wirtz was a Manchester United player bought for £125M, the media wouldn’t let us hear the end of it.

Kobbie♄
30/07/2025

Kobbie♄

đŸŽ™ïž | Joshua ZirkzeeWhichever position the coach needs me is the position I’ll play – if that’s as a No.10 or a striker, ...
30/07/2025

đŸŽ™ïž | Joshua Zirkzee

Whichever position the coach needs me is the position I’ll play – if that’s as a No.10 or a striker, it’s no different. The coach knows me well and knows exactly what to do and I’ve got 100% trust in the coach so I’m not worried about that.

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