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A manager who willingly surrenders possession to opponents in big 2026 will never sit right with me. No clear patterns of play, and J.P. Morganās individual brilliance has papered over a lot of cracks so far. Again, time will tell, but he has a LOT of work to do.
One final note! Iāve followed this Chelsea clearke era very closely, and honestly, I saw more impact from Rosenior in his first 10 games than Iāve seen from Xabi so far. Right now, all I see is the Spanish Pochettino. Time will tell.
Itās mad to me how a baller and ex-player like Alonso can make such amateur decisions. Brother, at least smell the coffee! You are uniting the entire fanbase against you, and weāre not even 10 games in. The EstĆŖvĆ£o treatment and Malo Gusto situation will cost you your job.
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Carrick is very lucky. Chelsea usually hand out points in these situations. Happy to be proven wrong
Confirmed: Michael Carrick will be given the chance to turn the situation at United around. Itās business as usual ahead of Chelsea this weekend. He stays in his job #mufc
This brother always scam a result against us. Charity FC back in full swing. They are winning against us .
Michael Carrick stays in charge of Manchester United after talks yesterday including Ratcliffe, Glazers, Berrada, Wilcox.
Surprising call after Bournemouth but there is clarity now, in short-term at least. Fascinating few days ahead ā¬ļø #MUFC
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You support Manchester United, yet your tweets are always about Chelsea. Fucking stick to your own club, man. Other teams supporters are welcome to banter.
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Playing once a week, nearly 4½ years under this ownership, roughly £2bn spent, and this is the performance we deliver. It doesn't look or feel anything like a Chelsea side.
Is that Tom Roddy former football writer for The Times? Fantastic Journalist at the time use to like him so much.
Alonso: āCarra, I have a little gift for you, this is the surprise!ā
Carragher: āIām not sure where Iāll put it but thank you!ā (@SkySportsPL BOSS)
Reminds me so much of Liam Roseniorās performance at the Parc des Princes when everything started to fall apart. It all begins to unravel, with players speaking out publicly against the manager.
Fernandes to TNT: 'It's a decision from the staff to not press man to man and sometimes leave space behind and try to get the ball... That (whether Carrick and the staff got their tactics wrong)'s on the manager and staff to see, not me.' #mufc












