Hold your horses fella, Liverpool are much stronger than you, the only advantage you have in this tie is the home advantage. You United fans kinda remind me of Aris fans here in Greece, they haven't won the cup in over 50 years yet every year they're like "the cup is ours".
I realise they are a stronger team. It’s called optimism fella
It's called delusion
I just got back from Greece, Athens. First time in Greece. Lovely place and people and God damn the history and views.. Anyway, I'm betting on Liverpool, literally!
Not sure what your trip to Greece has to do with me being optimistic for United but thanks for sharing.It's called delusion
I think he's only mentioned it because i said something about Greece
Man Utd 4 - 3 LiverpoolIt's called delusion
I hate Man U with a passion but I hate Liverpool even more than that, so to see Man U steal that result and crush's Liverpool fans' dreams of a quadruple was just so lovely. Still, I wanna see you get battered by Coventry City 😁
What is your team?
As I mentioned like two days ago, I am a Man City fan from Greece
Ah right ok, yes I remember now. I found it odd lol
I think the problem is not in Ten Hag, I think he just doesn't have the players he'd actually succeed with
, against Flamengo of Brazil, Bolivar of Bolivia, and Palestino of Chile! Of course Flamengo is by far and away the favorite, but I think we have a good chance for second, and a place in the final 16! (The top two teams qualify, and the third place team goes up against the winner of each Sudamericana group in the Suda quarters). Even though we aren't amongst the favorites (seriously, it's been forever since a non-Brazilian or a non-Argentinean has been amongst the favorites), I feel like we have a chance to make some noise! But of course, as the old adage says, one match at a time.. 
I'm fairly sure Ten Hag was given the chance to spend money on signings he wanted. They spent a ton of money in Antony and Van de Beek, both who turned out to be an economic disaster for the club. But obviously there's still a lot of work to do in some positions (like a decent right-back or better CB options).
Van De Beek was always a big talent, anyone could see it in him, same with De Ligt, out of their big 3 Talents from that season of 2018 - Frenkie, De Ligt and Van De Beek, VDB has fared the worst and I'm not sure if its really his fault. Solskjaer barely ever played the guy, and I don't think United was the club for him anyway
I do find it interesting that Man Utd have suffered more than most on not moving with the times and putting what could be defined as the correct structure for a modern football club. They obviously suffered with losing one of the greats in Fergie, but I think he was probably one of the last of the 'do it all' managers who controlled many aspects of the club. They've been in limbo ever since, and have up until very recently not looked to put in place all of the background roles and a single 'vision' for the club.
I mean, its kind of obvious, even at his last few years at Barcelona - he fell out of Football more and leaned more towards his businesses / ventures, this is just another episode of him pushing for stuff related to it. Maybe the 2-8 Drubbing we got pushed him out of it totally..
I think Mourinho was kind of a fit, at least football wise, not totally, but he kind of had a few qualities to succeed, but I doubt Mourinho can now fully succeed big time anywhere due to 2 things
As a Man City fan, I also wouldn't be upset if Southgate managed Man U. It would be hilarious 🤣.
Southgate is one of England’s greatest managers. In fact, his win rate as England manager is only bettered by Fabio Capello who managed for far less games. So technically you could say Southgate is England’s greatest ever manager. It would be a top acquisition. Your logic is the thing that is hilarious.
I agree. I'm not English but my Twitter feed is mostly PL-related (journalists, etc) and I always see people criticising Southgate. People think that having a good team means he has to win everything, but that's not the case most of the time. He got England to extra-time in a World Cup semi, lost the Euros on penalties and lost to France after his starting striker missed a pen. He is cautious, but he's gotten results that England fans couldn't experience in the 2000s when they also had quite a stacked team.
Well said. I think that he’s being linked with the United job only furthers peoples scrutiny of him too. You’re under a microscope as soon as any talk of being United manager arises.
