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Romain Molina
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ANALYSE / Manchester United : un mal profond youtube.com/watch?v=bu208m3f
 Personne ne sait qui prenait les décisions lors du mercato estival, une direction jamais d'accord entre elle et un déficit pour la septiÚme année de suite... On peut parler des soucis entre Carrick et les joueurs, oui, mais il y a plus important : l'héritage des Glazer condamne United comme la politique d'INEOS Keep the faith !
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Briefs specifically naming managers and with comments about them. Would almost be like they were already in contact like I stated during the international break. It’s a shame we are here yet again, but it is what it is.
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As a Forest fan, I have zero love for United. My two penneth is: their culture has been suffocated. First by the Glazers and further by Ratcliffe. United is being led by unlikeable, passionless, cynical and penny pinching characters. They set the tone and, like a waterfall, it flows down, through every channel and into every corner. They have sucked the life & soul out of that football club. It’s only their hardcore, longstanding fanbase keeping their identity alive and yet they are doing everything to get them gone with their draconian season ticket policies.
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this weirdo has had an agenda on kobbie for months now, all just to defend ruben amorim. he's always trying to paint him in a bad light by indirectly hinting that he fakes injuries to avoid playing for the club hes been at since he was a kid. one of the strangest accounts on here
There’s a certain player who has been injured whenever his last two managers were close to being sacked Make of that what you will
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The time’s come for him to go but respect for how he’s spoken in this interview after a defeat like that. Plenty have tried and failed. No hard feelings.
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I know this isn’t very supportive of me as a supporter, but I can’t shake the sense that it’s embarrassing to our great history at this standard that this is the team the owners have equipped a manager with. It’s probably in fact an insult to our tradition in this competition.
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One of the greatest club's in world football in financial ruin, and a never ending cycle of failure thanks to these fucking leeches. In debt to our eyeballs which is ALL on them. Years of mismanagement & running the club like a circus. Never ever forget who the real culprits are
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This is an affront to the name of Manchester United.
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We have no tourists, but we also have the highest legitimate revenue in world football. Which is it.
City don’t have an army of football tourists to occupy every empty seat when locals don’t go like the other big PL clubs. UCL group stage prices have nearly doubled in the last few years, wages have not. No football fans should be attacking other fans for taking a night off.
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Seeing so much disinformation about the Man City case timeline. Especially from Talksport and its stooges. No-one outside the parties and independent judiciary knows the timeline because there are multiple processes and flexibility in how they are carried out. This is my hypothesis
 1) Man City launched Section X arbitration against the Commission and Appeal Board’s determination that the decision was a publishable “Final Award”. I suspect they will ask the Section X panel to postpone a sanctions hearing until after the appeal of the decision. And although I actually agree with City that the decision shouldn’t have been labelled a final award, I also suspect they will / have already lost. The rules are not in City’s favour and the bar is far too high for them to get a Section X panel to intervene. This is a dead end. Hopefully it’s already done. 2) The Independent Commission won’t wait for the Appeal Board when it comes to sanctioning. They have no reason to delay and they’ll be doing Man City no favours after the club tried to con them with a fake defence. I suspect we’ll hear sanctions in the November Intl Break. Any truly irreversible sanctions (such as match suspension or recommended expulsion) will be deferred until post-appeal. But a major points deduction will be applied immediately, especially given both precedent and the reality is it will stop City trying to delay the Appeal. I believe the sanctions will be issued before the appeal commences and will be rolled into it (so they’re appealing the decision and the sanctions, per normal) 3) The Appeal timeline will be varied from the standard timelines but with City on negative points, they’ll have no cause to delay it and we’ll hear an outcome before the end of the season. 4) Man City might seek a Section X appeal after that (we wouldn’t know) but all sanctions other than a recommendation to expel won’t be deferred further. They’ll take hold right after the appeal. 5) The PL will then charge Man City with another 100+ charges for 2018/19-2024/25 and offer them a settlement (which will likely involve the UAE selling up and the existing APTs taking a major haircut). Again - the above is all just a hypothesis. The actual way forward is not public. But now folks don’t need to ask me what I think anymore.
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This is the ninth of 10 lifts from our article, with no link. It takes time, effort to produce this journalism. We want people to read in full context, please address this properly by clearly citing where you got this from. I’ve asked privately already. nytimes.com/athletic/7702847

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This argument makes sense if there are only 60k City fans. It would be a lot to expect the same 60k people to spend that amount of money. But I thought Manchester was blue? I thought City generated more money than Real Madrid? Those lies don’t correlate with 20k empty seats đŸ‘đŸŒ
5 home matches in around a month. my seat cost a total of ÂŁ165 WITH season ticket and cup scheme discounts and BEFORE factoring in travel or if you go with your kid. in what world do you think a working class supporter base should be mocked for not affording to keep up with this?
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Wider and wider

Financial Times
@FTOct 20
Audit regulator takes control of inquiry into Man City accounts ft.trib.al/cJnBcNz
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The integrity of the season is already gone - thanks to Manchester City. Over a decade of English football has been a farce - thanks to Manchester City. The punishment should be far harsher than guaranteed relegation. youtube.com/watch?is=S3V-eeS

Interesting to see a lot of people so concerned about the integrity of the league welcoming the sort of deduction (probably a fair one, imo) that would turn all of City's games after it into a farce.
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ball boy retrieving the balls from dalot crosses.
Next up: Como (A) in two days.
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Carrick and Wilcox 100% met yesterday and spoke. They meet on most days and speak to each other constantly, it doesn't have to be a top secret scheduled meeting. The article above also says that the players were off after the game, this isn't true. They've reported in both days.
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PL haven’t leaked a single fact about the case. Even telling the clubs was allowed by the rules. All this leaking by City, in which they spread clear misinformation too, will be added to the next tranche of charges and likely be a further aggravating factor for their sanctions.
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Oh my god this is absolutely awful from Ronaldo 😳😳😳
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So on the 26th October I am going to do 25 laps of Old Trafford to make funds for my team at Salford Royal. I want to get to ÂŁ1000 if I can. Please donate. This is a work link as they will match my efforts. benevity.go.link/9PwQw
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