maidmarion
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To be fair I haven’t read any of the comments below..but I can imagine what is being said. I managed most of the match today before deciding I had wasted enough of my time watching and deciding to make mince pies.
However, I feel this afternoon like I haven’t felt for about four years. Frustrated with the performance, wondering why we are lumping it up for Ollie, not using our wing backs.......It was dire today, but if you think back to years gone by this is just typical United.
we went up to the Premiership two years after coming up from League One. We didn’t have the infrastructure or money to compete but last season we did, well at least until lockdown. We really are a team that feed off our fans. Yes, it does look like we will go down, hopefully by picking up some more points along the way but we will go down a stronger and richer club than when we went up.
I for one, want to keep Wilder. He has delivered so much over the last four years that at least that should count for something and to be honest who do you think could come in and take over?
So for those of you with short memories, this is how it has felt to be a United fan for over the 40 odd years I’ve been watching them. A few good seasons and performances...... but mostly frustration and ruined weekends.
Happy Christmas everyone.
However, I feel this afternoon like I haven’t felt for about four years. Frustrated with the performance, wondering why we are lumping it up for Ollie, not using our wing backs.......It was dire today, but if you think back to years gone by this is just typical United.
we went up to the Premiership two years after coming up from League One. We didn’t have the infrastructure or money to compete but last season we did, well at least until lockdown. We really are a team that feed off our fans. Yes, it does look like we will go down, hopefully by picking up some more points along the way but we will go down a stronger and richer club than when we went up.
I for one, want to keep Wilder. He has delivered so much over the last four years that at least that should count for something and to be honest who do you think could come in and take over?
So for those of you with short memories, this is how it has felt to be a United fan for over the 40 odd years I’ve been watching them. A few good seasons and performances...... but mostly frustration and ruined weekends.
Happy Christmas everyone.