Amorim think his squad is strong enough thats why not urgent to buy..easily get top 6 next season

Omar “we have plan”

Lulz Juventus offered £15m for Sancho. Utd bought him for how much? And imagine we chased him for a whole season! Topkek

Fair price considered he is at last year of his contract, in terms of PSR/FFP, this price is break even in the book

as long as breakeven we shud take the L and move on...

In hindsight good that we didnt just pay what BVB asked for the season prior to us signing him. Either way we need to avoid a FFP loss and we need his wages off the books if he isnt part of the plan.

Like playing fantasy football when you see other players value high high. Ours keep dropping.

Can't imagine Sancho has similar stats with Haaland in bvb

73m .. he supposed to be the missing piece under ole reign but then i dont know why the declining of form.. maybe he cannot deal the pressure playing in a big club with that kind of price tag

His engine didn't even get started. Ole bought him. Then benched him for many matches after bought. Most likely already see not up to standard in training / level not as high as Ronaldo. Before can properly use already kena sacked.

Btw saw this in fb. Cool. Don't know my lifetime can see them in epl or not. Boleh tukar club support if masuk epl.

📢 Did You Know? Some Manchester United Fans Built Their Own Club After the Glazer Takeover?

Here are 8 facts about FC United of Manchester, the fan-owned club born out of protest:

✅ In 2005, when the Glazer family bought Manchester United, many lifelong fans were outraged by the debt-heavy takeover. They felt the club had been hijacked by business interests.

✅ A passionate group of supporters walked away and formed their own club, FC United of Manchester just weeks after the takeover. It was their way of protecting what they believed football should be.

✅ The club is 100% fan-owned and democratically run. Every member has one vote, and no one can take financial profit from ownership. The fans are the boardroom.

✅ FC United started from scratch in the 10th tier of English football. They climbed divisions through grit, community support, and sheer belief.

✅ In 2015, they moved into their own home — Broadhurst Park, a 4,400-seat stadium built with over £2 million raised by fans. It was a symbol of what fan power can build.

✅ Their motto? “Our Club, Our Rules.” From the club crest to managerial decisions, fans vote on everything. It’s football run by the people, for the people.

✅ The club refuses to sell out. No big-money sponsorships, no billionaire owners. They work with local businesses and stay committed to ethical, community-based values.

✅ As of the 2024/2025 season, FC United of Manchester currently play in the Northern Premier League Premier Division, the 7th tier of English football. Their journey is far from over but their story is already getting a lot of attention.

cannot beat pogba la.. twice somemore

slower than wrexham for sure.
edit: also, suddenly mistaken this with the club bought by class of 92, salford.

This post has been edited by cempedaklife: Jul 16 2025, 12:33 PM

Feel like Ineos don’t want total rebuild
If total reset and rebuild, they will sell players who can generate cash like Bruno and buy young players with future value, slowly building it and not aiming to go back European football soon

They are gamble on existing players plus 1, 2 signings like Cunha, Mbeumo (if they managed to buy), who are not into that young player with future value category and felt last season we no luck and hopefully can back to European football next season

Just like what Ralf Ragnick said we need open heart surgery but the current management only supply the team with vitamins and hope they can bounce back.

A big gamble cuz ever since they hire and sack Dan Ashworth, everything they gamble all went wrong.

If Jason Wilcox is that good, why not place him as DoF at the first place and not waste any money to hire and sack Dan Ashworth. You can see this transfer window without Dan involvement, Jason Wilcox macam not up to the standard, reminds me of Murtough now

Omar Berrada, back in May saying the management have all the plan ready to support the team, what plan? Cunha? That one not even required negotiation cuz Cunha had release clause, the only negotiation was the payment and salary package.

The plan is keep on chasing Mbeumo without even have plan B, C, D?

Since second bid of 60+5 was rejected 2 weeks ago, there’s no news since and media don’t bother to report cuz nothing to report also.

Either Ineos is gamble on Mbeumo to do what Gyokeres did, boycott Brentford, released statement won’t go back training and so but the gamble seems wrong again

Or they hoping Mbeumo will make transfer request but that gamble also wrong again

Even if we signed Mbeumo tomorrow, the transfer also considered as failed cuz since June special transfer window we only signed Cunha and since then nothing

Brentford already started pre season training and if we continue to drag with Brentford, don’t be surprised if they up the price to 70M and we finally bow down and pay the extra like what we did in the past while all this time Brentford request 62.5 + add on similar to what Cunha but we acted as we are smart from 55+ add on to 60 + add on all get rejected

Delay on signing Mbeumo will have impact on current plan.

Scenario A:
Which position should Amad train and play now?

Scenario B:
Which position should Zirkzee train and play now?

If Mbeumo is here, his position will be AMR and Amad can concentrate on training on wing back while Zirkzee can focus as striker

Now both of them don’t know which position they should be playing cuz of this delay then if Mbeumo join next month then we need another 10 games to familiar the position?

This post has been edited by beck_ken: Jul 16 2025, 01:55 PM

Suddenly thought our players really rubbish in terms of value. We chase Brentford top striker need 70m.

Our top striker Hojlund no ppl bid. Garnacho Rashy also no ppl want. Come on. Wolves also don't want Garnacho? Lul.

Here we go….

New away jersey LOL

Looks like next year will really be Arsenal year.

Man Utd probably fighting for Conference League spot.

This one also consider over achieving tbh

This post has been edited by tontolou: Jul 16 2025, 05:37 PM

If relegated also I don't mind. The longer at the bottom, the more stressful it is to the owners, the higher the chance that the club will be sold again.

So 2025/2026 is the season we will get relegated. All the top clubs are busy buying players. WTH are we doing. Zzz

That’s what Ineos been gambling in, to go back European football next season, that’s why they gamble on fast food, straight can use

I don’t have high expectations, finished above 15, between 10-14 are good already

73mil for 5 years contract, probably last season left residual value 15mil, selling him at 15mil mean no impact to FFP