Athletic missing the Williams brothers and another key player tonight. 3-0 at home surely can’t blow it under these circumstances?

Amorim has turned Mount into a useful player and got Casemiro looking world class again. You have to give this man his props

Pretty sure Mount played that way at Chelsea, he’s a good player just made of glass and too injury prone unfort.

Crazy statistic

2 hours ago, Liam Sota said:

Crazy statistic

At least you’re being consistent and 17th in both tables.

1 hour ago, Rooney said:

At least you’re being consistent and 17th in both tables.

16th actually. Tottenham seem determined to stay below us no matter what

Even if we win Europa, next season is gonna be even more painful crashing out in the CL group stage and then not having any route back into it. Amorim is not getting this team even top half.

9 minutes ago, Dobbo said:

Even if we win Europa, next season is gonna be even more painful crashing out in the CL group stage and then not having any route back into it. Amorim is not getting this team even top half.

If Man Utd can beat Bilbao 7-1 on AGG(4th in la liga) no reason to think they won’t do well in the champions league

2 minutes ago, Liam Sota said:

If Man Utd can beat Bilbao 7-1 on AGG(4th in la liga) no reason to think they won’t do well in the champions league

Come off it, you played against 10 men for half of the tie and in the away leg they were missing their striker and Williams! United have done well in Europa, but they've been able to rest players for it. With the format of the CL there's a good chance of the play-offs for sure, but this United team is garbage. I can't see anything other than an average to poor showing.

3 minutes ago, Rooney said:

Come off it, you played against 10 men for half of the tie and in the away leg they were missing their striker and Williams! United have done well in Europa, but they've been able to rest players for it. With the format of the CL there's a good chance of the play-offs for sure, but this United team is garbage. I can't see anything other than an average to poor showing.

If you look at any of the stats of the last 5 or more premier league games Man Utd have actually dominated just little mistakes led to goals and chances missed. Before they couldn’t even create a chance in 90 minutes. The team and system and chemistry is there now. It’s not nearly perfect but a few signings and pre season with this manager and it’ll be a very different team. Don’t forget Man Utd have tons of injuries too. On that point Yoro got injured today and may miss the final he’s really good. Ugarte looks another waste of money unfortunately

44 minutes ago, Liam Sota said:

If you look at any of the stats of the last 5 or more premier league games Man Utd have actually dominated just little mistakes led to goals and chances missed. Before they couldn’t even create a chance in 90 minutes. The team and system and chemistry is there now. It’s not nearly perfect but a few signings and pre season with this manager and it’ll be a very different team. Don’t forget Man Utd have tons of injuries too. On that point Yoro got injured today and may miss the final he’s really good. Ugarte looks another waste of money unfortunately

As I have been told many times before, the only stats that matter are the final scores Maybe things are getting slightly better with the players having more time to adapt to the system, but I just can't see it myself. I can't see how anyone can look at Man Utd right now and think the stars are aligning. Lucky shot at the CL, but ultimately I just don't think the team is anywhere near good enough to compete and the same goes to Spurs too.

6 minutes ago, Rooney said:

As I have been told many times before, the only stats that matter are the final scores Maybe things are getting slightly better with the players having more time to adapt to the system, but I just can't see it myself. I can't see how anyone can look at Man Utd right now and think the stars are aligning. Lucky shot at the CL, but ultimately I just don't think the team is anywhere near good enough to compete and the same goes to Spurs too.

It’s like a house that’s been flooded. The water has now been removed and cleaned up. It’s liveable again. Now it just needs some new furniture and decoration. That’s the stage it’s at and I can see the progress for sure. If people just see highlights or results or get too fixated on the league position it looks abysmal but I remember under Ten Haag I had no belief or hope at all. Now I can see the workings of a very good team but it’ll mean nothing if they don’t beat Tottenham

20 minutes ago, Liam Sota said:

It’s like a house that’s been flooded. The water has now been removed and cleaned up. It’s liveable again. Now it just needs some new furniture and decoration. That’s the stage it’s at and I can see the progress for sure. If people just see highlights or results or get too fixated on the league position it looks abysmal but I remember under Ten Haag I had no belief or hope at all. Now I can see the workings of a very good team but it’ll mean nothing if they don’t beat Tottenham

Look at Amorim's comments in the media today, hardly paints a happy home picture. Almost sounds like he thinks getting the Champions League would be a bad thing. Or he's looking for a payout to leave,

West Ham scored from this. 50 million. The team he left is now in the champions league final thanks to their impressive midfield he no longer plays in. How do Man Utd manage it.

Spurs have never won a game he’s reffed Man Utd have never lost.

4 minutes ago, Liam Sota said:

Spurs have never won a game he’s reffed Man Utd have never lost.

I guess all good things have to come to an end eventually.

I do think United look sturdier under Rueben and can see them competing in the top 7/8 next year. The results since Xmas have been awful but I think he knows he’s there next season and playing all the tripe to show how much resources he needs in the summer.

Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has seen his wealth fall by £6.473bn - more than a quarter of his fortune - in the last year, according to the latest Sunday Times Rich List,

The 72-year-old's wealth has declined from £23.519bn to £17.046bn in the past 12 months.

He has slipped from fourth to seventh on the annual list of the UK's 350 richest people.

Ratcliffe's Ineos Group bought a 27.7% stake in United in February 2024 in a deal worth about £1.25bn ($1.6bn) that saw Ineos take control of football operations.

He should have seen this coming... what do you expect will happen when you fund a sinking ship and make awful recruitment decisions.

5 hours ago, Mack said:

Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has seen his wealth fall by £6.473bn - more than a quarter of his fortune - in the last year, according to the latest Sunday Times Rich List,

The 72-year-old's wealth has declined from £23.519bn to £17.046bn in the past 12 months.

He has slipped from fourth to seventh on the annual list of the UK's 350 richest people.

Ratcliffe's Ineos Group bought a 27.7% stake in United in February 2024 in a deal worth about £1.25bn ($1.6bn) that saw Ineos take control of football operations.

How much of that did he pay in taxes??