General United Discussion

Re: united - in serious decline?

kickoff — Mon, 18 Oct 2010 15:01:55 GMT

Yes your right or we could do a liverpool and force a take over but thats a big but our board likes kissing a--e so thats out the window. All we can do is sit back and wait for the club go under.

Re: united - in serious decline?

superman99 — Mon, 18 Oct 2010 13:04:58 GMT

We have being in decline for the last few years we have no money to buy top players,the manager is losing the plot i think he is *** one of the glaziers and gill is a yes man i cannot see us winning anything for a long long time any good players will be sold off within the next 2 years.The glaziers done the same thing with there other club in america they sold all there best players and now the club is one of the worst in america thats what they do buy the debts and sell all there best assets fact.

Re: united - in serious decline?

tyldesleyred — Mon, 18 Oct 2010 11:54:50 GMT

jctunited:

worst situation is that in 2 years we have no alex ferguson, no rooney, no vidic and most of our other world class players have shipped off.

currently our midfield is far from world class. scholes has been our best player this season, along with giggs playing quality, they can't maintain this form for much longer and who else is making much of an impact in the midfield. anderson had/has so much promise and i still believe in him but he hasn't shown much yet. nani fires hot and cold. carrick is a squad player now at best. fletcher is brilliant but doesn't have a partner who can attack. we can forget hargreaves.

we all know this success of the 90s and 00s wasn't going to be there forever. if we end up like liverpool in 4 years, which i think is a serious possibility, then it can only be good for the club to rebuild on stronger foundations than we clearly have with the glazers. they must leave before we can truly be stable.

when alex leaves i would be so happy if we were to get brucie in. he's such a legend, likable guy and a proven manager, especially in the transfer market.

I agree, but it seems its not a true fan to be concerned about the future of the club u should *** anyone off with a opinion.

Not a massive fan of Brucie tho as a manager personally i like Moyes

Re: united - in serious decline?

tyldesleyred — Mon, 18 Oct 2010 11:54:45 GMT

jctunited:

worst situation is that in 2 years we have no alex ferguson, no rooney, no vidic and most of our other world class players have shipped off.

currently our midfield is far from world class. scholes has been our best player this season, along with giggs playing quality, they can't maintain this form for much longer and who else is making much of an impact in the midfield. anderson had/has so much promise and i still believe in him but he hasn't shown much yet. nani fires hot and cold. carrick is a squad player now at best. fletcher is brilliant but doesn't have a partner who can attack. we can forget hargreaves.

we all know this success of the 90s and 00s wasn't going to be there forever. if we end up like liverpool in 4 years, which i think is a serious possibility, then it can only be good for the club to rebuild on stronger foundations than we clearly have with the glazers. they must leave before we can truly be stable.

when alex leaves i would be so happy if we were to get brucie in. he's such a legend, likable guy and a proven manager, especially in the transfer market.

I agree, but it seems its not a true fan to be concerned about the future of the club u should *** anyone off with a opinion.

Not a massive fan of Brucie tho as a manager personally i like Moyes

Re: united - in serious decline?

tyldesleyred — Mon, 18 Oct 2010 11:54:02 GMT

jctunited:

worst situation is that in 2 years we have no alex ferguson, no rooney, no vidic and most of our other world class players have shipped off.

currently our midfield is far from world class. scholes has been our best player this season, along with giggs playing quality, they can't maintain this form for much longer and who else is making much of an impact in the midfield. anderson had/has so much promise and i still believe in him but he hasn't shown much yet. nani fires hot and cold. carrick is a squad player now at best. fletcher is brilliant but doesn't have a partner who can attack. we can forget hargreaves.

we all know this success of the 90s and 00s wasn't going to be there forever. if we end up like liverpool in 4 years, which i think is a serious possibility, then it can only be good for the club to rebuild on stronger foundations than we clearly have with the glazers. they must leave before we can truly be stable.

when alex leaves i would be so happy if we were to get brucie in. he's such a legend, likable guy and a proven manager, especially in the transfer market.

I agree, but it seems its not a true fan to be concerned about the future of the club u should *** anyone off with a opinion.

Not a massive fan of Brucie tho as a manager personally i like Moyes

Re: united - in serious decline?

Alba. — Mon, 18 Oct 2010 11:09:41 GMT

devil26_forlife:

Re: united - in serious decline?

devil26_forlife — Mon, 18 Oct 2010 11:06:28 GMT

united - in serious decline?

jctunited — Mon, 18 Oct 2010 11:04:57 GMT

worst situation is that in 2 years we have no alex ferguson, no rooney, no vidic and most of our other world class players have shipped off.

currently our midfield is far from world class. scholes has been our best player this season, along with giggs playing quality, they can't maintain this form for much longer and who else is making much of an impact in the midfield. anderson had/has so much promise and i still believe in him but he hasn't shown much yet. nani fires hot and cold. carrick is a squad player now at best. fletcher is brilliant but doesn't have a partner who can attack. we can forget hargreaves.

we all know this success of the 90s and 00s wasn't going to be there forever. if we end up like liverpool in 4 years, which i think is a serious possibility, then it can only be good for the club to rebuild on stronger foundations than we clearly have with the glazers. they must leave before we can truly be stable.

when alex leaves i would be so happy if we were to get brucie in. he's such a legend, likable guy and a proven manager, especially in the transfer market.