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Sancho is another United player that I wish should bounce back. I had a lot of hopes on him and he has failed to deliver.
Will Cody join Manchester United?
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Sancho is another United player that I wish should bounce back. I had a lot of hopes on him and he has failed to deliver.
Seriously, he's been so poor. He had some sparks during pre season and few matches into the season but he just faded away.
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I suspect he is passing through a family issue. There is no better way to put it.
He's not made anything of sort a public knowledge.
This should probably be renamed "The Manchester United" Thread @Demon_Skeith 
My Dad is a massive United fan, he's supported them since the 60's. I was brought up as a United fan but became a Birmingham City fan when i was 12 thanks to my Grandad.
My Dad is a massive United fan, he's supported them since the 60's. I was brought up as a United fan but became a Birmingham City fan when i was 12 thanks to my Grandad.
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This should probably be renamed "The Manchester United" Thread @Demon_Skeith
My Dad is a massive United fan, he's supported them since the 60's. I was brought up as a United fan but became a Birmingham City fan when i was 12 thanks to my Grandad.
You should work back on supporting the Red Devils. We need passionate fans, please.
I think that's a good idea because it's going to cover a broad of subjects that's related to United.This should probably be renamed "The Manchester United" Thread @Demon_Skeith
My Dad is a massive United fan, he's supported them since the 60's. I was brought up as a United fan but became a Birmingham City fan when i was 12 thanks to my Grandad.
They'll always be my second team and I always want them to win whenever they play but my heart is fully with Birmingham even if we are terrible these days!
It's just like the pains Manchester United fans have been in since Moyes was appointed after SAF. We hit the highest low.
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Birmingham will definitely bounce back once they have a new owner that is ready to splash the cash.
It's not always that easy. Even big clubs struggle for so long before getting back to their best.
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Money makes it very easy. Newcastle United is the recent example in English football.
Doesn't Manchester United have enough money? How many years has it taken them to get back to the top and yet nothing?
Man United just haven't spent wisely and have made some really bad decisions with management. They won't win the title unless the Glazers leave.
Regarding Birmingham, the last ten years have been a disaster off the pitch. We should have had an amazon documentary as it would of been an amazing watch. It's a shambles and it's not fair on the fans as we're a loyal bunch and we just want a club we can get behind.
Regarding Birmingham, the last ten years have been a disaster off the pitch. We should have had an amazon documentary as it would of been an amazing watch. It's a shambles and it's not fair on the fans as we're a loyal bunch and we just want a club we can get behind.
You're right about the Glazzers being a parasitic owner to the club. I'm happy they decided to sell the club now.
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There were managers that didn't get enough backing from them. Jose Mourinho for example.
Manchester United board have been whack since Glazzers took over.
Yeah, I don't see the sale happening in a rush no doubt. Glazzers would definitely like to milk the sale to the very last.
United looks like they are very serious about getting him. We will find out by January.