Joined November 2023
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I've discovered true Drinking Heaven repeated 8 times a Day! Just 100 ml Perrier on the rocks on the hour, every hour! You'd find your drink bursting with hints of salt and sugar,with that intense bite, that only extreme thirst of the kind greeting Abraham and Jacob can evoke..
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🚨🚨| Can we talk about the Casemiro sub problem? Every single time he leaves the pitch, the entire midfield collapses: • Authority gone • Calm gone • Structure gone What if we stopped reaching for Ugarte… and tried something sharper? Bring on Yoro or Heaven to lock down the back. Push Lisandro Martínez into midfield next to Mainoo. Because when Martínez plays in the middle (he has before and already has this season), he looks: • Far more secure with the ball • Way more combative in duels • Actually dangerous going forward Same defensive spine with a touch midfield bite. We just can't afford dropping points from winning positions again. Carrick should consider this approach going forward. 🔥
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Jan 27
Sold Garnacho Sold Antony Sold Rashford Sold Sancho Sold Hojlund Sold Onana Bought Cunha Bought Mbeumo Bought Sesko Unlocked Amad Called out Wilcox Called out the board Eradicated player power SET THE STANDARD He actually rebuilt the club HIMSELF 🇵🇹

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No one's gonna love this one but Amorim is actually the reason we are what we are now.
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Let's take a closer look at that Matheus Cunha winner v Arsenal 🔍 @ManUtd
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Replying to @dharnishiqbal
Bringing back that certain Englishman in Barcelona would make him seem like an Alien in New York. I would rather have the one in Marseille.
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Replying to @UtdMaI
Casimiro is fine. All you guys it think about is energy. You don't see half of the other things that he does. How technically brilliant he is on the ball, how often he wins headers at both ends of the pitch. The championship mentality. You can't just buy that off the market
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Amorim; Used mbeumo as a No 9 against brentford and lost. United fans; Amorim is misprofiling players, Mbeumo isn’t a 9, he should have started Sesko. Carrick; Used Mbeumo as a No 9 against Mancity and won. United fans, Carrick is spot on, Sesko will have to fight for his spot. NOTE: United fans will push an agenda against you when they hate you no matter what you do (Amorim and Garnacho) but will defend and applaud, you when that same thing is done by their favorites ( Carrick and Kobbie Mainoo). Glory Glory Man United Hypocrisy.
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Replying to @AdinHaykin1 @nxt888
😂🤣😂😂 I’d suggest you stop embarrassing yourself Adin! You are clearly outclassed and you only make this worse for yourself! But I doubt you’d take heed!
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Looking sharp 😮‍💨⚡️
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🚨🚨| Can this Lineup end Arsenal's 7 match unbeaten run in the Premier League? 🔥🔥
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I’ve noticed a backlash against people who are said to be “glorifying” China. To be frank, I don’t see many people glorifying China. What I see is people pushing back — rightly — against Western imperial privilege. I’ll share a bit of my own journey to give some perspective. Over the last few years, as I've been researching, writing, and increasingly engaging in debates about China’s role in the global economy, I've noticed a striking pattern: demonising China is entirely acceptable. Accusations of technology theft, industrial overcapacity, and oppressive authoritarianism are hurled at China with little nuance or context. It is commonplace — almost taken for granted — to hold the view that China’s rise is dangerous. Having spent much of my career working on development issues in the Global South, the tone of these critiques feels familiar. They echo imperial privilege, neocolonial anxiety, and a deep unwillingness in the West to concede political or economic power to developing countries. China’s ascent is the first real test of whether the West can accept that a major developing nation is successfully pursuing sovereign development on its own terms. So far, the West is failing that test. So no — people like myself aren’t glorifying China. In the face of the West’s unapologetic demonisation of China, we’re simply trying to remind others that it isn’t a bad thing when a developing country actually develops.
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Wow! In the meantime in China..:

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Replying to @UtdForever7
I don't agree with that. We have to give Amorim credit for the things he did. Got rid of the dead wood, no leaks from the dressing room, no club night pictures, teamwork, humility, etc. Carrick also said he didn't see any red flags in the dressing room or in any player.
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I am an American living in China, and I believe—deeply and without apology—that telling the truth about China’s successes will make us stronger. In fact, the real danger to America is not that some of us are willing to speak honestly about what China is doing well, but that so many voices at home insist on hiding, minimizing, or distorting that reality. A nation that refuses to see the world as it is cannot compete in it, cannot reform itself intelligently, and cannot secure a prosperous future for its people. Those lying to us about China’s advancements in affordable healthcare, public transportation, 90% homeownership, public safety, and so forth are holding us back. They are preventing the USA from excelling. Patriotism is not cheerleading. Patriotism is not repeating comfortable myths. Patriotism is the courage to confront facts, especially when those facts are inconvenient! Patriotism also does not mean hating other nations. China and the US are perfectly capable of meeting as peers and cooperation to build a shared future for all our peoples. Every major American success story—from industrialization to victory in World War II to the space race—was built on brutally honest assessments of where we stood relative to others. We studied our peers, learned from them, and adapted. We did not weaken ourselves by pretending they were incompetent or morally inferior. We strengthened ourselves by learning from others. Living in China has forced me to confront realities that many Americans are shielded from. I see functioning high-speed rail that connects entire regions. I see cities built around public transit rather than endless sprawl. I see long-term infrastructure planning, aggressive investment in energy, and a population that broadly understands where the country is trying to go over the next twenty or thirty years. None of this means China is perfect. It is not. But pretending these achievements do not exist, or dismissing them as illusion or propaganda, does not make the United States stronger. It makes us blind. Those spreading lies about China are not making America safer, they are betraying what the USA stands for. We are not cowards. We should know if other nations are able to create the conditions for economic progress by newly minted means. We also can and should work with China to build that future. What is truly unpatriotic is deceiving the American people about the scale, speed, and seriousness of China’s development. When Americans are told that China is “collapsing,” “incapable,” or “doomed any day now,” it encourages complacency. It tells us we don’t need to invest, reform, or rethink our assumptions. It reassures us that our systems are automatically superior and self-correcting. History is unforgiving to nations that believe that. I speak honestly about China because I care about America’s future. If China is building energy capacity at a pace we are not matching, Americans deserve to know that. If China is training engineers, deploying infrastructure, and planning industrial policy more coherently than we are, Americans deserve to confront that reality. The path to American renewal does not run through denial. It runs through clarity. The truth matters. Facts matter. If we want the United States to thrive in the decades ahead, we must stop confusing propaganda with patriotism. Real patriotism demands courage—the courage to look at the world as it is, learn from it, and act accordingly. Anything less is not loyalty. It is negligence.
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🔴💭Should Shea Lacey in particular be given a start against Brighton tomorrow ? 🤔 Let us know, reds 👇 #MUFC
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So now there are rumours of Ole Gunnar Solskjær returning as interim/caretaker. Interesting. The same Ole many of you bullied, abused, mocked and hounded out when he was actually here. Now suddenly you want him back? Funny how that works. You wanted Ruben Amorim in. You backed the noise. You called for his head within months. You got him sacked. Now it’s déjà vu all over again. I genuinely don’t know what to expect from our fanbase anymore. The last four permanent managers have been sacked. Including Ole. And every single time, I backed them till the very end. Yet I was left alone watching Twitter tacticians and self-proclaimed coaches celebrate like they won a war because another manager is gone. And the ownership? Yes, they’ve brought in some good players. But I simply cannot trust their project or their long-term plan for this club. Nothing feels stable. Nothing feels protected. Honestly, I’m just numb now. That’s why I haven’t been active the last couple of days. All I want is Manchester United to do well. That’s it. I will support and back whoever represents this prestigious club until the end. Because the badge comes first. Always.
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And your records speak to dumbness - we want you out as a fan!!
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Replying to @unitedupdates
Liverpool were held to a goalless draw by Leeds at Anfield. We are without 7 players including our captain Bruno, both our experienced CBs, Mount, Mainoo and 3 of our best are at AFCON. Let’s hold this Amorim out or in for a while.
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