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  SirWanksAlot86 > 28/01/2017, 23:51

  Its strange last 3 years the chant from the stands at Old Trafford was Attack! Attack! Attack! as Moyes and Louis Van Gal teams lacked that attacking edge, but under Mourinho how many times have Manchester United actually struck the post, Really manchester United are falling prey to not finishing off there chances.

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  Enteratownrisk > 29/01/2017, 16:22

  Manchester United ready to sanction Wayne Rooney's move to China inside the next month
  
  Manchester United are ready to sanction Wayne Rooney’s transfer to China inside the next month.
  And the deal on the table means that the England captain will make more money in three seasons in the Far East than he has in 17 years in the Premier League with United and Everton .
  A number of Chinese clubs have made it clear they are prepared to offer Rooney a contract worth a bank-busting £140million.
  That is less than the £1million-a-week some sources have claimed, but Roo will still overtake £650,000-a-week Carlos Tevez as the world’s highest-paid footballer by some distance.
  
  Greed is the real Need now,fuck, what a country to waste all that money
  Poor ol Coleen her social life has gone right out the window :P

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  kooky_007 > 29/01/2017, 21:34

  The trend is for past it...erm.. out of favour footballers to move to China, as it is lucrative. It use to be players at the endof their career, Beckham, Gerrard, Lampard,  playing  over in the US. Now it would be China.
  
  So imaging current footballers at the top of their game wanting to play there. Ronaldo had opportunity to play in China and turned it down.
  
  Some players are all for the greed and not the glory.  

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  oneoneeightoneoneeight > 28/02/2017, 14:17

  Don't you just love him ?
  
  Roy Keane unimpressed by Jose Mourinho's Manchester United: "They've beaten no one in three months"
  
  Former Manchester United midfielder Roy Keane says he remains to be impressed by his former club under Jose Mourinho.
  
  However, they remain sixth in the Premier League, some 15 points off league leaders Chelsea - despite having lost the same amount of games.
  And Keane - who never finished below third during his 12 years at the clubs - says that only games against their fellow Champions League chasers will prove whether United really are taking forward steps.
  "I’ve very little time for Mourinho," revealed Keane, speaking at a fundraising event ahead of the EFL Cup win. "I look at United and the run they’re on now.
  "They're sixth in the league. People are like, 'I can see progress' - [but] they're sixth in the league. They've beaten no one in three months
  "I judge United on the big games. Chelsea and one or two others are coming up now. If you want to play for United and be successful they are the games you have to be winning."
  Keane however also intimated that he would like to see Seamus Coleman join United.
  The Everton defender was outstanding in their weekend win over Sunderland and has previously been linked with a move to Old Trafford.
  
  "Saying that, joining United might not mean Champions League at this moment in time."

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  oneoneeightoneoneeight > 05/03/2017, 16:19

  How these two don't get banned for the rest of the season no-one knows
  it might be a mans game Jose but its not a hooligan one if supporters done that they,ed be straight down the local nick :@
  
  
  

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  oneoneeightoneoneeight > 13/03/2017, 15:19

  No Man Utd :(
  
  
  

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  oneoneeightoneoneeight > 15/03/2017, 15:57

  Fuck,damn can you believe this, if it wasn't before your eyes no-way you would
  
  MAN UNITED EXCLUSIVE: Jose Mourinho's side stranded at Heathrow Airport after Chelsea loss
  
  
  JOSE MOURINHO was fuming again after his Manchester United players were left stranded in London on Monday night
  The United boss was already in a bad mood after losing to former club Chelsea in the FA Cup quarter-finals.
  But his mood got even worse when they arrived at Heathrow to find their plane was still in another country.
  Instead they took a coach back to Manchester, eventually taking the same length of time as it took to get back from their Europa League trip to Russia last week.
  A source told Starsport: “When they arrived at Heathrow, the plane wasn’t there and they were informed that it was in another country and with the delay was due to land around 2.30am
  “The two solutions were, stay in Heathrow for three hours sleeping in a chair, or go by bus to Manchester for four hours and arrive about the same time, but the chairs in the bus were a bit more comfortable.
  “Mourinho and his players arrived in Manchester around 4am, about same time they arrived last Friday when the flew from Rostov
  
  FUCK,why couldn't they just have gone by coach anyway,what a waste of money

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  StrumSolo > 15/03/2017, 16:59

  (15/03/2017, 15:57)oneoneeightoneoneeight Wrote: FUCK,why couldn't they just have gone by coach anyway,what a waste of money

  
  There's a Megabus from London Victoria to Manchester, normally about £7 each way. Bargain.

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  oneoneeightoneoneeight > 15/03/2017, 17:07

  (15/03/2017, 16:59)ScottyRampant Wrote:

  (15/03/2017, 15:57)oneoneeightoneoneeight Wrote: FUCK,why couldn't they just have gone by coach anyway,what a waste of money

  
  There's a Megabus from London Victoria to Manchester, normally about £7 each way. Bargain.

  
  Exactly,even Fergie uses it to get to his homeland ;)
  

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  oneoneeightoneoneeight > 15/03/2017, 17:13

  (15/03/2017, 16:59)ScottyRampant Wrote:

  (15/03/2017, 15:57)oneoneeightoneoneeight Wrote: FUCK,why couldn't they just have gone by coach anyway,what a waste of money

  
  There's a Megabus from London Victoria to Manchester, normally about £7 each way. Bargain.

  
  Fuck getting this one though, :P it must take weeks
  
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