Reply With QuoteI said a while back that he won't be there by Christmas.
Jones missing that penalty, was so utterly inevitable.
the impact of Torreira on Arsenal and the impending implosion of Jose Mourinho in Manchester.
And if I'm honest, I'm taking more pleasure in the latter.
Not only has he alienated Pogba (something some of us predicted the summer he was purchased) but he's now working on the rest of players as well. He knew they were in trouble when it got to Jones and Bailly.
That's bound to go down well in the dressing room, Jose.
Who wants to set a book on him not making it through the year?
I said a while back that he won't be there by Christmas.
Jones missing that penalty, was so utterly inevitable.
If it is him or Pogba, he goes definitely, and he is hardly making conciliatory moves. The captaincy thing is bizarre - why give it to him in the first place? Seems a touch short-sighted. Suddenly away to West Ham looks a much harder prospect - surviving til Christmas is a longshot.Originally Posted by WES
the impact of Torreira on Arsenal and the impending implosion of Jose Mourinho in Manchester.
And if I'm honest, I'm taking more pleasure in the latter.
Not only has he alienated Pogba (something some of us predicted the summer he was purchased) but he's now working on the rest of players as well. He knew they were in trouble when it got to Jones and Bailly.
That's bound to go down well in the dressing room, Jose.
Who wants to set a book on him not making it through the year?
I'd rather he stayed. He's clearly a spent force; if he goes, they might get someone competent in.the impact of Torreira on Arsenal and the impending implosion of Jose Mourinho in Manchester.
And if I'm honest, I'm taking more pleasure in the latter.
Not only has he alienated Pogba (something some of us predicted the summer he was purchased) but he's now working on the rest of players as well. He knew they were in trouble when it got to Jones and Bailly.
That's bound to go down well in the dressing room, Jose.
Who wants to set a book on him not making it through the year?
*Must* you ruin all my fun?
I think that's why he may stay - not many options around. United fans think they just need to flutter their eyelids and Zizou will come running but I doubt after the hassles with Real he'll take a job with a dressing room in a mess. Pochettino is probably not going to jump ship halfway through a season. Maybe Benitez will take on the job as he did at Chelsea
He's favourite to be the next to go... around 3/1
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he'll be sacked by Christmas.
His MO is fúcking obvious, I'm surprised employers still fall for it.
Initial success, contract extension, turns out he's a massive **** (again), paid off to the tune of c.£20m. Happy daze in the Mourinho house.
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.”
I think you're being generous with 'bizarre', it's mind boggling. The only explanations I can come up with for him having told Pogba he will never captain Utd again are that he thinks there is a chance that he can win the battle with Pogba (as you said, he won't) or that Mourinho really has lost it.
I suppose we should never be surprised at what that man's ego is capable of.
Most of the Man Utd supporters I know would be happy to see the back of the ****.
It must pain them all terribly to see City playing beautiful football and winning things
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.”
I am rather enjoying the fact that Sanchez is not doing very well thereI think that's why he may stay - not many options around. United fans think they just need to flutter their eyelids and Zizou will come running but I doubt after the hassles with Real he'll take a job with a dressing room in a mess. Pochettino is probably not going to jump ship halfway through a season. Maybe Benitez will take on the job as he did at Chelsea
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