How on earth is this an offensive foul when Gabriel initiates the contact?
That's a clear penalty on Griezmann, I don't know what VAR were thinking

The greatest tweet ever could end up with him sending west ham down and winning the league + UCL

Cruel world

Or West Ham wins against Arsenal and they bottle both.

I am not prepared for a hate watch that successful

Is it bad that I still haven’t watched a single full CL game this season?

That new white kit is fire

football fell off so hard man.

pandemic killed football fr

I got more interested in it recently

Seeing what Carrick and the boys will demolish next season mostly

No more personality left in the game is what did it for me. PSG got a team full of amazing players yet I just don’t give a single f*** about any of them.

On Vonicius

I'd definitely take a few of them to be fair

Wonder who wins

I mean quality wise they’re far better than anything we have. However I like about our team is that we got some guys like Bruno, Case, Cunha, Martinez etc. who feel like real human beings instead of footballing robots. Even though I can’t stand them even Arsenal got some of these type players, which makes me hate them more. But at least hate makes you invested in the game.

Yeah absolutely

Most of the summer signings could've gone somewhere else (if not all of them) but chose United for the love of the club

Hoping we continue that trend

Current PSG team is a CL team first and foremost. All their league fixtures get fixed around their CL dates and some of their main guys don't even play regularly in the league.

Bayern and PSG might as well just focus on UCL, they're way too good for their domestic leagues

Yeah like someone said earlier, there is no way a prem team could’ve put a performance in as
energetic as PSG Bayern, just because of the intensity of every PL game

“When promotion-chasing Hull City held Championship leaders and now Premier League Coventry City on Easter Monday, one of the most impressive players was Collyer, his first start in many months."

he been injured but

I think he’ll level out to a high championship/very low PL level player.

His fitness levels are really strong (why ten Hag loved him so much) and he’s a decent shin-kicker (not derogatory).

The primary objective for the youth set up is to create players good enough to play for us but if they can’t do that but can level out to playing at a good level their entire career we’ve done our job well enough

What are your expectations for next season?

I think a lot of it is recruitment heavy (we have to get the midfield signings spot on and hopefully get another good quality winger) and CB is very fitness dependent on Licha and De Ligt, but my minimum expectation predicated on the above is a comfortable top 4 finish and a non-embarrassing CL campaign.

Wonder if a certain player will refuse to play because gambling is against his religion?

There’s been so many ex United academy players in the prem the last two decades - realistically we can’t keep all of them. Feel like he could maybe be a squad player next season though as we’ll need more players in midfield.

Quarters in the UCL and top four would be good enough. Genuinely think it’s delusional to expect us to win the league - unless by some miracle all the bigger teams have terrible seasons again.

I think, especially if Carrick is in charge, the honorary squad member role for a youth player will end up being Thwaites or Devaney. Think Collyer goes back on loan or permanent