Jack Marshall retweeted
Whatever it is, we’re guilty. Expel the Glazers as punishment. It’ll be hard to move on, but somehow we’ll manage.
And strip us of every Premier League trophy we’ve won in the last decade.
Fair punishment.
£800m in, £800m out - Why Man City scandal shines light on Man Utd finances bbc.in/4dQChhq
Jack Marshall retweeted
Check out this shot of Ja’Marr Chase’s incredible touchdown grab against Houston.
Look at the feet… wow.
This as good as it gets right here.
(📸: Tim Warner/Getty)
Jack Marshall retweeted
🇳🇱 Just 𝗟𝗢𝗢𝗞 at the style of football Ajax are playing under Head coach Míchel.
Jack Marshall retweeted
The taller one played for us last season lol
Mazraoui leaving Old Trafford with his family after game vs Ipswich!
#manchesterunited #theeyetest #ipswich #mazraoui #mufc
Jack Marshall retweeted
People genuinely don’t understand how absurd this record is.
This isn’t “good home form.”
This isn’t a lucky streak.
This is a 42-year footballing law.
Since August 1984, United have led at half-time at 400 times…
…and have NEVER lost a single one.
400 games.
365 wins.
35 draws.
0 defeats.
91.2% success rate. 😳
Think about how impossible football is to control for that long.
Different eras.
Different managers.
Different squads.
Different tactical systems.
Different opponents.
Different football generations.
From Ron Atkinson…
to Sir Alex Ferguson…
to Moyes, Van Gaal, Mourinho, Solskjaer, Ten Hag, Amorim and now Carrick.
The world itself completely changed around this record.
The Premier League didn’t even exist when it started.
The Soviet Union was still alive.
Mark Zuckerberg was still a baby.
My mom wasn't even married to my dad.
Yet one thing remained untouched:
If Manchester United walked into the Old Trafford dressing room leading at half-time…
the game was over.
That is not just form.
That is aura.
That is history.
That is psychological warfare built across generations ❤️🏟️🔴































