“After 53 years of following #ManchesterUnited I just cannot take another match. I now follow Bradford…”
I’m sure their board are going to be quaking in their boots as this typical glory hunting, fair weather supporter, that has probably never been to a game, takes his support elsewhere.
A true supporter sticks with his club what ever happens but it seems that doesn’t apply to a lot of Man U supporters.
As soon as they are not as successful, they clear off.
I’d be interested to see if Gerard continues his love for Bradford if Man U announce they are going to sack Solksjaer, get a top quality manager in and start challenging for the title again.
Man U supporters I know are pissed off but wouldn’t dream of changing teams they are far happier blaming the poor managers so they have something in common when crying into their beers.
Manchester United remain committed to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer despite worst start for 30 years
If Liverpool thrash them and they lose the following game, then Solskjaer is gone.
The only reason he’s still there is because the only people that thought it was a good idea to make him the full time manager are the ones responsible for such an idiotic decision, which is their board.
They naively thought he was going to lead them to success and didn’t have anyone else lined up.
I would imagine they now have a short list of two managers, Allegri and Pochettino and, after the next embarrassing result, one of them will be on the next plane to Manchester to take over from the hapless Solksjaer.
I’ve just had a look at their first team and they have very few world class players, probably the worst group of players I’ve seen at the club.
Pogba and de Gea could be considered world class, although their form would suggest otherwise, and maybe Wan Bissaka, Martial, Rasford and James would be considered decent quality with a bit of potential but very few others would be considered top four quality.
You know, I often think to myself just how favourable VAR would have been to us in other games, too. That Old Trafford one was a debacle. I’m almost certain that Rooney dive would have been given by Riley and given by VAR too, seeing as they’re all in cahoots.
However, let’s also talk cup finals.
Henchoz’ handball in the 01 FA Cup final
Eto’o offside in the 06 CL final
Drogshit offside in the 07 League Cup final
Even though I hate the c’nt and it was negligible, even Aguero’s slight push on Mustafi could have been given in our favour in the 18 League Cup final
Last season too—the 2 dropped points @ Sprs loomed large. Surely, VAR could have picked one of the 4 or 5 Sprs players offside before Mustafi Mustafied.
