Lex wrote:Who have Yanited signed besides Moyes?

Garay.

Cyberman is a bigger club whore than Anelka, he'll simply switch it up when things turn sour

There's a hand choking on my hope, slowly lifting it off the floor.

Waiting for a piece of news that will end the choke with a slam.

Prove me wrong pls

RED wrote:

Lex wrote:Who have Yanited signed besides Moyes?

Garay.

? We haven't yet, despite it supposedly being confirmed 50 times since January.

He's staying at Madrid. All the people who believe he'll leave.

















































inb4futbol

RED wrote:

Lex wrote:Who have Yanited signed besides Moyes?

Garay.

When did United sign Garay

RealGunner wrote:

RED wrote:

Lex wrote:Who have Yanited signed besides Moyes?

Garay.

When did United sign Garay

Around 32423523 times since January.

chemicalboy99 wrote:

The irony of a City fan trying to mock another club for trying to sell tickets.



You lot could do with using the same tactic.

cristiano is staying at real...

In all fairness I wouldn't sit out in the cold to watch Liverpool play either..

RED wrote:
The irony of a City fan trying to mock another club for trying to sell tickets.



You lot could do with using the same tactic.

I think i've seen that place before

Nike wants this move more then anyone.

Mr_Puyol wrote:Nike wants this move more then anyone.

Nike is gonna bank roll it ffs

he's staying at least one more season...

Meanwhile in DelusionVille.

http://jalopnik.com/5930224/did-600-million-man-u-soccer-jerseys-get-a-gm-executive-fired

chemicalboy99 wrote:Meanwhile in DelusionVille.

http://jalopnik.com/5930224/did-600-million-man-u-soccer-jerseys-get-a-gm-executive-fired

Small club obsession with us

Shots fired! Mou: "I was manager for the first time in the 2000 year but, before that, I was assistant in big clubs and with big managers and coaching the best players in the world, so I was 30 and I was coaching Ronaldo, not this one [Cristiano], the real one, the Brazilian Ronaldo," Mourinho told ESPN.

"I was coaching Rivaldo, I was coaching [Luis] Figo, I was coaching [Pep] Guardiola, I was coaching big players when I was very, very young.

"So, at that time, I was not the manager, I was just an assistant but I was feeling that I had, in my hands, some potential and after that I start my career in the year 2000 and after four years I won my first Champions League and, after that, everything comes as a consequence."

shots fired?...why would Cristiano want to be a ugly fat slob

Mou needs to show Ronaldo a bit more respect as his managerial career at RM would have been an unquestionable failure if it wasn't for him.

The_Badger wrote:Mou needs to show Ronaldo a bit more respect as his managerial career at RM would have been an unquestionable failure if it wasn't for him.

the opposite can be said, without Mou, Cr would end up in empty hand in 4 season during peak of his career.

neuro11 wrote:

The_Badger wrote:Mou needs to show Ronaldo a bit more respect as his managerial career at RM would have been an unquestionable failure if it wasn't for him.

the opposite can be said, without Mou, Cr would end up in empty hand in 4 season during peak of his career.

Maybe, but it's debatable whether CR is in the peak of his career and I'd say succeeding at RM was more important to Mourinho's reputation than Cristiano's.

Regardless, Mou shows his complete lack of class once again towards a fellow footballing professional.

The_Badger wrote:

neuro11 wrote:

The_Badger wrote:Mou needs to show Ronaldo a bit more respect as his managerial career at RM would have been an unquestionable failure if it wasn't for him.

the opposite can be said, without Mou, Cr would end up in empty hand in 4 season during peak of his career.

Maybe, but it's debatable whether CR is in the peak of his career and I'd say succeeding at RM was more important to Mourinho's reputation than Cristiano's.

Regardless, Mou shows his complete lack of class once again towards a fellow footballing professional.

really! if so thats more debatable......Mou already got his success with different club. With RM it would another, without he just missed it. But for CR, consider he left Man U in a prime time of his career, why?? ofcourse for new challenge but cant ignore to succeed with new club which he completely failed winning only one major trophy in 4 seasons. Also dont forget Cr can get hardly 3-4 more season if possible.
Ofcourse i don support Mou comment like that as i never liked any of his. But the bad conversasion prob. started by CR himself, saying something about Mou few days ago...

neuro11 wrote:

The_Badger wrote:

neuro11 wrote:
the opposite can be said, without Mou, Cr would end up in empty hand in 4 season during peak of his career.

Maybe, but it's debatable whether CR is in the peak of his career and I'd say succeeding at RM was more important to Mourinho's reputation than Cristiano's.

Regardless, Mou shows his complete lack of class once again towards a fellow footballing professional.

really! if so thats more debatable......Mou already got his success with different club. With RM it would another, without he just missed it. But for CR, consider he left Man U in a prime time of his career, why?? ofcourse for new challenge but cant ignore to succeed with new club which he completely failed winning only one major trophy in 4 seasons. Also dont forget Cr can get hardly 3-4 more season if possible.
Ofcourse i don support Mou comment like that as i never liked any of his. But the bad conversasion prob. started by CR himself, saying something about Mou few days ago...

I made it clear I was talking about JM's time at Real Madrid.

His goal was simply to knock Barca off their perch. He failed. There's no need for him bitching about a player who single-handedly dug him out of the mire on many occasions.

http://www.theguardian.com/football/2013/aug/24/cristiano-ronaldo-manchester-united-return-real?CMP=twt_gu

CR to go to United on a free after suffering next to Bale

neuro11 wrote:the opposite can be said, without Mou, Cr would end up in empty hand in 4 season during peak of his career.

Wait, didn't he end up empty handed anyway...?