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EXCLUSIVE! Harry Kane reacts to Pochettino nearing Manchester United job & refuses to rule out Premier League return!
THIS is Tottenham, NOT the Manchester United we have come to love. And us fans have come to grips with it because our fanbase has the global power to make real change. But match-going fans see global fans as a threat, or should I say, they want to feel more special than the rest
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THIS! .@ManUtd listen this!! Get Conte and a serious manager!
On one hand, I agree with Rio. Carrick doesn’t deserve this kind of treatment from INEOS and the Glazers. But Rio also needs to stop protecting them. He can’t keep defending the people in charge while refusing to call out their incompetence, poor decisions and questionable way of running this football club. Accountability must go both ways!
Why is it taking longer if this was real ?
Man United put up for sale as football finance expert provides update on details
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Replying to @UTDVits
On 10 games, Utd are joint second from bottom, with a -5 goal difference & have 8 pts from 30
Man Utd!
Joint 2nd btm with 8/30 pts!
-5 gd!
What person finds this acceptable, & not sackable stats? Yes he’s been let down, but performance & selections are horrendous, that’s on him
So it’s really happening 😩
🚨 Manchester United now set for final internal meeting to proceed with the expected plan: Michael Carrick to be sacked.
Mauricio Pochettino’s $10m release clause is available and Man United are working on it + contract terms with his camp.
🎥➕ youtu.be/EbKxnhwpz0g?si=fLec…
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The sacking of Michael Carrick seems to be on hold once again. 😩 But perhaps we need to ask a bigger question: Who is actually running Manchester United and making the decisions?
Is it Omar Berrada and Jason Wilcox? Is it INEOS chairman Sir Jim Ratcliffe, or are the Glazers still calling the shots? And more importantly, who is being held accountable for the decisions being made?
Before the Chelsea game, Carrick’s job was reportedly under serious threat, yet no decision was made. Why? Perhaps the board knows it has failed him. They know he wasn’t properly backed in the transfer market, and now, instead of making a clear decision, they are reportedly considering adding more staff to his coaching team.
Let’s face it: Manchester United’s biggest problem goes far beyond the manager. We have owners and decision-makers who seem more focused on cutting costs, managing public relations and protecting their image than building a winning football club.
We don’t need more PR, empty promises or fancy stadium announcements. We need ambition, proper investment, accountability and a clear football project.
Manchester United fans want to see their club competing for major trophies, challenging at the highest level in Europe and fighting for success on the pitch.
Enough with the excuses. Enough with the PR. We want owners who put football first. #GlazersOut #INEOSOut
The PR started already 😍
🚨🎙️ David Ornstein on Mauricio Pochettino:
“I’m hearing now that he is reinvigorated to an extent that he hasn’t been at for a long time… you will see a different version of him now, that he has his energy restored.”
[@David_Ornstein | @TOTDevils]
With Kobbie Mainoo in the team, Carrick guided Manchester United to 3rd place. Without Mainoo under Amorim, United finished 15th.
THAT is the difference, and THAT is the truth some of you are desperately trying to hide. The numbers don’t lie! 🤷♂️🔥
Without Kobbie Mainoo playing Amorim took the team to 6th on the league table, with Kobbie Mainoo playing for Carrick he has taken us to 18th.
You can argue all you want but Mainoo didn’t add anything positive to our team, Ugarte and Casemiro were more important than him.
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His only trophies are in France with
PSG a cup with Messi, Neymar and Mbappe. That's the minimum there, not an achievement.
Conte has 6 league titles in 2 countries, and he's sitting there waiting. But the board are too scared to hire a winner who won't lick their boots
🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Manchester United finalising deal to appoint Mauricio Pochettino if ultimate decision made to replace Michael Carrick. 54yo lined up & terms being done with camp. #MUFC yet to contact US but straight-forward should plan proceed @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/7767421…
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Well said 👏🏽 #mufc






















