United till I die lived through the glory years, suffering through the last few years, regret nothing, just one fans opinion/ rant
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They bottled the decision, they either back hi. And say this is out man, this is who we trust and will see this true or make the change, instead leave him in limbo with a team with no heart or motivation to break their backs for a lame duck manager(not that they would anyway)
Can't help with think this is to set Carrick up and hope fans turn on him. Their reluctance to make a proper decision and come out and fully back him and say we will see this period through with him regardless of results or make a change is e actky what's wrong with this club and see the other side. Also what motivation does this squad have to break their back for him knowing his a lame duck
I deffo agree with a DOF but can't with Conte unless ur willing to start again in 18months with new manager. None of these have the personality to be told to cop the fuck on
Really hahaha ffs.... And this isn't a knock on Eddie Howe... Just a knock on what the front running list has become which is a representation of what the club has become
And what's telling is, if Eddie Howe was still at Newcastle we would not be even looking at him, he's only being looked at cause he is without a club... That's the standards we have at the moment
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Keith mac MUFC retweeted
🚨 Putting Man City’s financial breaches into perspective using the Laws-Maguire Index:
The £900m pumped into the club between 2009 & 2018 isn't just £900m in football terms.
Because football inflation scales with skyrocketing Premier League revenues, that money had massive buying power.
In today's market, that injection is worth a staggering £2.5 BILLION to £3 BILLION.
Is that correct @KieranMaguire
Yeah Oliver it's fair point about players and manager but equally if the agreed to be payed by 2 different sources one on city's name and the other on a 3rd party to allow to make up wage difference they are equally as complicit in this and after Mancini it's not hard to believe
