MOTD Pain

[Bladesman101]

I watched last nights Match Of The Day and found it to be a very bitter instalment of the programme.

Match 1. I got to see Egan, Slater and Mcburnie batter Man U. Mcburnie weaved past the Man U midfield, something I have never ever ever seen him even come close to doing at SUFC, and slater was delivering quality set pieces into the area.

Match 2. Our former set piece coach continues to receive praise for turning Brentford into a pressing machine who managed to dismantle a £300m summer spending spurs.

Match 3. Ipswich v Sunderland. The team who remind me of the day we were 2-0 up at Wembley and lost 2-1 up against the team who did what we tried to do just much better. Go up, buy good young players and smash the championship to return even better. Would United ever sign a player like Enciso? Never ever.

Match 4. Leeds v Forest. Hilarious in its bitterness value. McAtee, Gibbs-White, Calvert-Lewin, Ampadu and Bogle. Never made a dime on any of those players. Leeds, a team who lost a play off final and decided to back the manager and go again. Our board inexplicably decided to sack the manager and spend millions on useless players.

Match 5. Ndiaye VS Dean Henderson. Ndiaye, a lad from the youth who cost us nothing but we let go for £12m because we can’t afford to let players leave for nothing. We just got promoted to the prem!! How could we not afford to lose £12m to have someone of his ability for 1 season! Remembering how we had to sell Berge and Ndiaye to raise funds for Hamer, I’ve an idea, keep Berge and Ndiaye and sign Hamer and dare I say it, compete! And Coventry have just shown us what you do if you go up with your loan keeper, sign him!!

 

[SwissBlade]

I watched last nights Match Of The Day and found it to be a very bitter instalment of the programme.

Match 1. I got to see Egan, Slater and Mcburnie batter Man U. Mcburnie weaved past the Man U midfield, something I have never ever ever seen him even come close to doing at SUFC, and slater was delivering quality set pieces into the area.

Match 2. Our former set piece coach continues to receive praise for turning Brentford into a pressing machine who managed to dismantle a £300m summer spending spurs.

Match 3. Ipswich v Sunderland. The team who remind me of the day we were 2-0 up at Wembley and lost 2-1 up against the team who did what we tried to do just much better. Go up, buy good young players and smash the championship to return even better. Would United ever sign a player like Enciso? Never ever.

Match 4. Leeds v Forest. Hilarious in its bitterness value. McAtee, Gibbs-White, Calvert-Lewin, Ampadu and Bogle. Never made a dime on any of those players. Leeds, a team who lost a play off final and decided to back the manager and go again. Our board inexplicably decided to sack the manager and spend millions on useless players.

Match 5. Ndiaye VS Dean Henderson. Ndiaye, a lad from the youth who cost us nothing but we let go for £12m because we can’t afford to let players leave for nothing. We just got promoted to the prem!! How could we not afford to lose £12m to have someone of his ability for 1 season! Remembering how we had to sell Berge and Ndiaye to raise funds for Hamer, I’ve an idea, keep Berge and Ndiaye and sign Hamer and dare I say it, compete! And Coventry have just shown us what you do if you go up with your loan keeper, sign him!!

I really enjoyed it. I was so disconnected from the players and teams involved

 

[CPB]

I watched last nights Match Of The Day and found it to be a very bitter instalment of the programme.

Match 1. I got to see Egan, Slater and Mcburnie batter Man U. Mcburnie weaved past the Man U midfield, something I have never ever ever seen him even come close to doing at SUFC, and slater was delivering quality set pieces into the area.

Match 2. Our former set piece coach continues to receive praise for turning Brentford into a pressing machine who managed to dismantle a £300m summer spending spurs.

Match 3. Ipswich v Sunderland. The team who remind me of the day we were 2-0 up at Wembley and lost 2-1 up against the team who did what we tried to do just much better. Go up, buy good young players and smash the championship to return even better. Would United ever sign a player like Enciso? Never ever.

Match 4. Leeds v Forest. Hilarious in its bitterness value. McAtee, Gibbs-White, Calvert-Lewin, Ampadu and Bogle. Never made a dime on any of those players. Leeds, a team who lost a play off final and decided to back the manager and go again. Our board inexplicably decided to sack the manager and spend millions on useless players.

Match 5. Ndiaye VS Dean Henderson. Ndiaye, a lad from the youth who cost us nothing but we let go for £12m because we can’t afford to let players leave for nothing. We just got promoted to the prem!! How could we not afford to lose £12m to have someone of his ability for 1 season! Remembering how we had to sell Berge and Ndiaye to raise funds for Hamer, I’ve an idea, keep Berge and Ndiaye and sign Hamer and dare I say it, compete! And Coventry have just shown us what you do if you go up with your loan keeper, sign him!!

We didn't have to sell Berge he wanted out. And didn't we get £20m for Ndiaye. Still not enough mind you.

McBurnie could have signed last summer. Selles and co decided Ings was better.

 

[Bladesman101]

We didn't have to sell Berge he wanted out. And didn't we get £20m for Ndiaye. Still not enough mind you.

McBurnie could have signed last summer. Selles and co decided Ings was better.

Berge might have wanted out but unless he’s going on strike, he’s under contract, I’ve always thought it was £12m for Ndiaye, might be wrong but doubt it was as much as £20m.

If we back the manager after the playoff final we have Mcburnie here.

 

[Grey Blade]

I watched last nights Match Of The Day and found it to be a very bitter instalment of the programme.

Match 1. I got to see Egan, Slater and Mcburnie batter Man U. Mcburnie weaved past the Man U midfield, something I have never ever ever seen him even come close to doing at SUFC, and slater was delivering quality set pieces into the area.

Match 2. Our former set piece coach continues to receive praise for turning Brentford into a pressing machine who managed to dismantle a £300m summer spending spurs.

Match 3. Ipswich v Sunderland. The team who remind me of the day we were 2-0 up at Wembley and lost 2-1 up against the team who did what we tried to do just much better. Go up, buy good young players and smash the championship to return even better. Would United ever sign a player like Enciso? Never ever.

Match 4. Leeds v Forest. Hilarious in its bitterness value. McAtee, Gibbs-White, Calvert-Lewin, Ampadu and Bogle. Never made a dime on any of those players. Leeds, a team who lost a play off final and decided to back the manager and go again. Our board inexplicably decided to sack the manager and spend millions on useless players.

Match 5. Ndiaye VS Dean Henderson. Ndiaye, a lad from the youth who cost us nothing but we let go for £12m because we can’t afford to let players leave for nothing. We just got promoted to the prem!! How could we not afford to lose £12m to have someone of his ability for 1 season! Remembering how we had to sell Berge and Ndiaye to raise funds for Hamer, I’ve an idea, keep Berge and Ndiaye and sign Hamer and dare I say it, compete! And Coventry have just shown us what you do if you go up with your loan keeper, sign him!!

I understand where you're coming from but it's like water off a duck's back to me now. When I first watched football in the 60s you could just about name every team member (week in, week out) for just about every top team.
Nowadays, players move around so much I find it difficult to keep up with who they actually play for. Throw in all the unpronounceable foreign names and it all just goes over my head - I have to confess my memory isn't what it used to be though

 

[BazWainwright]

It is strange to see what happens when our players move on.

We criticised Egan for being easily turned and vulnerable to the over the top ball. We never used Regan Slater and we saw McBurnie do nothing but roll about looking for pens because we never fed him the service Hull does now. We wondered when N'Daiye would ever play for us and why he couldn't do 90 minutes (but boy oh boy, paired with MGW and McAtee was devastating) and we found Calvert-Lewin easily enough to sell, like Bogle and Ampadu screeched out of our car park three years ago. Who could blame him?

What does it do to players who pull on the sacred stripes of United that turns them into such mediocrity? We rarely turn dogshit into gold-dust but see the opposite happen when they leave us.

Maybe there is a player in Tommy Cannon?

 

[fleckagainagainagain…]

I watched last nights Match Of The Day and found it to be a very bitter instalment of the programme.

Match 1. I got to see Egan, Slater and Mcburnie batter Man U. Mcburnie weaved past the Man U midfield, something I have never ever ever seen him even come close to doing at SUFC, and slater was delivering quality set pieces into the area.

Match 2. Our former set piece coach continues to receive praise for turning Brentford into a pressing machine who managed to dismantle a £300m summer spending spurs.

Match 3. Ipswich v Sunderland. The team who remind me of the day we were 2-0 up at Wembley and lost 2-1 up against the team who did what we tried to do just much better. Go up, buy good young players and smash the championship to return even better. Would United ever sign a player like Enciso? Never ever.

Match 4. Leeds v Forest. Hilarious in its bitterness value. McAtee, Gibbs-White, Calvert-Lewin, Ampadu and Bogle. Never made a dime on any of those players. Leeds, a team who lost a play off final and decided to back the manager and go again. Our board inexplicably decided to sack the manager and spend millions on useless players.

Match 5. Ndiaye VS Dean Henderson. Ndiaye, a lad from the youth who cost us nothing but we let go for £12m because we can’t afford to let players leave for nothing. We just got promoted to the prem!! How could we not afford to lose £12m to have someone of his ability for 1 season! Remembering how we had to sell Berge and Ndiaye to raise funds for Hamer, I’ve an idea, keep Berge and Ndiaye and sign Hamer and dare I say it, compete! And Coventry have just shown us what you do if you go up with your loan keeper, sign him!!

You can add tonight, Will Osula leading the line against Liverpool and creating goals. £15m for a young quick PL striker, unheard of unless the selling club is United

 

[Pedro Verde]

It is strange to see what happens when our players move on.

We criticised Egan for being easily turned and vulnerable to the over the top ball. We never used Regan Slater and we saw McBurnie do nothing but roll about looking for pens because we never fed him the service Hull does now. We wondered when N'Daiye would ever play for us and why he couldn't do 90 minutes (but boy oh boy, paired with MGW and McAtee was devastating) and we found Calvert-Lewin easily enough to sell, like Bogle and Ampadu screeched out of our car park three years ago. Who could blame him?

What does it do to players who pull on the sacred stripes of United that turns them into such mediocrity? We rarely turn dogshit into gold-dust but see the opposite happen when they leave us.

Maybe there is a player in Tommy Cannon?

Mc Burnie was very inconsistent and there was always trouble lurking in the background with him and was unavailable for selection a lot of the time. McBurnie by his own admission has grown up a bit in this last couple of years and is a better player for it
Slater is an average Championship player
Egan good CB I probably wouldnt have let him go
NDiaye did 90 mins loads of times and always put a shift in MGW was a great player for us and helped Illiman progress as a player by example. He had plenty of skill and a fantastic work rate
Calvert Lewin didnt really do much for us. He flourished at Everton for a season then fell off the radar Everton fans were glad to see the back of him. Hes had a decent start at L666s but he could very easily revert to type
Bogle decent enough player not great at defending done good at L666s
Ampadu wasnt our player he was a raw 18 year old thrown into a team getting beaten most weeks in the PL hes obviously matured into a decent player dont know what youre getting at with this one

With regard to the Hull performance. Great to beat Man Ure in the opening game with our ex players apparently doing well. Lets see how well they are doing in November

So apparently United according to you dont sign and improve players
Lets look at Basham, Fleck, Coutts, JOC, Stevens, Baldock, Im sure theres more
We also helped improve loan players like Henderson ,MGW and McAtee
Weve brought loads of players through our Academy quite a few have gone onto play for England

At the end of the day youre talking bollocks