DJS
A hoonter must hoont
- Dec 9, 2006
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I find it laughable Mourinho signed Lindelöf last summer, who so far has been a complete flop and then wants to sign another centre back this transfer window just gone.
The hierarchy there is right not to back him too much with money if he’s just going to waste it in that way.
And summer before he signed Bailey, who actually was pretty good but mourinho’s man-management seems to have gotten to him after a long period out injured.
He seems to have no idea how to create a decent squad as there are imbalances all over the place, most notably at both full back positions and right side attack.
If they line up with Bailey and Lindelöf against us I just hope they continue to be shaken (although they’ll probably end up each having worldies!).
The hierarchy there is right not to back him too much with money if he’s just going to waste it in that way.
And summer before he signed Bailey, who actually was pretty good but mourinho’s man-management seems to have gotten to him after a long period out injured.
He seems to have no idea how to create a decent squad as there are imbalances all over the place, most notably at both full back positions and right side attack.
If they line up with Bailey and Lindelöf against us I just hope they continue to be shaken (although they’ll probably end up each having worldies!).
I see Raiola hasn't stopped chatting utter bollocks. Man Utd fans and most English football fans are going to remember Scholes a lot longer than Pogba. At the moment Pogba's legacy in England will be featuring in 'disappointing signings in PL history' clickbait articles. Plus, Scholes played with Bryan Robson, Steve Bruce, Roy Keane, Jaap Stam and Vidic, all of whom were better leaders than anyone in the current ManU squad.
