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Rio Ferdinand defends Manchester United's transfer window strategy, arguing that context and financial constraints explain why the club didn't secure their top targets or spend lavishly. #mufc Budget limitations: Manchester United operate under strict financial rules and have a massive outstanding transfer fee bill—with around 170 million pounds due... within the next 12 months from past signings like Antony, Rasmus Højlund, Casemiro, Mason Mount, and André Onana—meaning they couldn't overspend without breaking regulations. Alternative signings: While they missed out on primary targets like a left-back and certain top-choice names, they brought in players with high potential and Premier League experience, such as Joshua Zirkzee and Noussair Mazraoui. Realistic market expectations: Ferdinand emphasizes that fans need to look at the broader financial context rather than just single-position needs, noting that the left-back position is well-covered by Luke Shaw and existing squad depth once fitness is maintainedshow more

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Mark Goldbridge expresses utter disbelief over comments made by Rio Ferdinand regarding Manchester United, claiming that standards have dropped over the last 20 years and fans must stop expecting title wins or judging the club by past eras. strongly pushes back, arguing that historic standards—set by legends like Sir Matt Busby and Sir Alex Ferguson—are passed down through generations and serve as the benchmark for climbing back to the top. He emphasizes that elite clubs like Real Madrid, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, or PSG would never lower their expectations simply due to a title drought; instead, failing to win titles makes higher standards even more critical. the host stresses that fans and analysts should be questioning why Manchester United's standards have dropped and why the club is no longer competing for major titles. #mufc Via The United Stand

Mark Goldbridge expresses utter disbelief over comments made by Rio Ferdinand regarding Manchester United, claiming that standards have dropped over the last 20 years and fans must stop expecting title wins or judging the club by past eras. strongly pushes back, arguing that historic standards—set by legends like Sir Matt Busby and Sir Alex Ferguson—are passed down through generations and serve as the benchmark for climbing back to the top. He emphasizes that elite clubs like Real Madrid, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, or PSG would never lower their expectations simply due to a title drought; instead, failing to win titles makes higher standards even more critical. the host stresses that fans and analysts should be questioning why Manchester United's standards have dropped and why the club is no longer competing for major titles. #mufc Via The United Stand

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🚨🚨NEW: Manchester United top fan, Mark Goodbrigde believes Manchester United are not doing good enough in this transfer window: 🗣“I want to believe that Manchester United know exactly what they’re doing, but I have to be honest, this transfer window has left me with a lot of questions. Next season we’re going to have Champions League football, and that brings a completely different level of pressure and expectation. But when I look at the business we’ve done so far, apart from Andrey Santos and Youri Tielemans, I don’t see the significant signings that make me feel we are ready to compete at the highest level. “I just don’t know if we are really preparing ourselves properly to fight in both the Premier League and the Champions League. This is Manchester United, a club that should be competing for major trophies, and you need a squad with enough quality and depth to handle that challenge. I hope there is a bigger plan behind the scenes because right now, it feels like we are taking a big risk going into such an important season without making the reinforcements we clearly need.”

🚨🚨NEW: Manchester United top fan, Mark Goodbrigde believes Manchester United are not doing good enough in this transfer window: 🗣“I want to believe that Manchester United know exactly what they’re doing, but I have to be honest, this transfer window has left me with a lot of questions. Next season we’re going to have Champions League football, and that brings a completely different level of pressure and expectation. But when I look at the business we’ve done so far, apart from Andrey Santos and Youri Tielemans, I don’t see the significant signings that make me feel we are ready to compete at the highest level. “I just don’t know if we are really preparing ourselves properly to fight in both the Premier League and the Champions League. This is Manchester United, a club that should be competing for major trophies, and you need a squad with enough quality and depth to handle that challenge. I hope there is a bigger plan behind the scenes because right now, it feels like we are taking a big risk going into such an important season without making the reinforcements we clearly need.”

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🚨🎙️ Fabrizio Romano on Manchester United’s summer transfer plans: 🗣️ “Manchester United are working on several deals behind the scenes and the midfield remains the absolute priority. Ederson is currently one of the most advanced discussions. United really appreciate the player and contacts with Atalanta have been ongoing. Another name on the list is Mateus Fernandes. Manchester United have explored the conditions of a potential deal and continue to monitor the situation closely. Alex Scott is also a player admired by people inside the club. There have been inquiries about the cost of a transfer and United are keeping a close eye on his contract situation. For the left-back position, Lewis Hall is among the profiles being considered. Manchester United believe he fits the age profile and style of player they want to build around. The strategy this summer is clear: younger players, high potential, Premier League experience where possible, and players who can grow with the project under Ruben Amorim. The next weeks will be very important because Manchester United want to accelerate their business and avoid another summer of late deals.” 🚨 More to follow. [Fabrizio Romano }

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🚨 Jason Wilcox on Manchester United’s striker and midfield targets ahead of the summer transfer window: 🗣️ “We know exactly where improvements are needed and we’re working very hard behind the scenes. In attack, we’re looking at players who can bring goals, quality, experience and the right mentality to play for Manchester United. There have been a lot of names mentioned publicly such as Robert Lewandowski, Harry Kane and Rafael Leão, and it’s normal for a club like Manchester United to be linked with top players. In midfield, there are also players being discussed, including Ederson, João Neves, Morgan Rogers and others who have impressed in recent seasons. What matters most to us is not just talent. We want players who are hungry, players who can handle pressure and players who genuinely want to represent Manchester United. The recruitment process is about finding the right profile, not just the biggest name. We have a clear plan and we’re focused on building a squad that can compete consistently and bring success back to the football club.” {Manchester United }

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🚨🚨Jamie Carragher says Manchester United are far much behind in terms of ambition among the Big Six. “Manchester United are a shambles of a football club right now. I look at the way they are operating in the transfer market and I just don’t understand it. This is Manchester United — they should be going after the biggest players, the best talent available, but instead they keep walking away from deals because they don’t want to pay the money. “You look at the names they’ve been linked with — Mateus Fernandes, Sandro Tonali, Morgan Rogers and other top players — and time after time they seem to step back when the deal becomes difficult. I understand you have to be smart in the market, but there’s a difference between being smart and lacking ambition. “They’ve got Champions League football next season, and this was the moment to show everyone that Manchester United are back. Instead, it feels like they’re more focused on saving money than building a team capable of competing. For a club of this size, that’s a huge concern.”

🚨🚨Jamie Carragher says Manchester United are far much behind in terms of ambition among the Big Six. “Manchester United are a shambles of a football club right now. I look at the way they are operating in the transfer market and I just don’t understand it. This is Manchester United — they should be going after the biggest players, the best talent available, but instead they keep walking away from deals because they don’t want to pay the money. “You look at the names they’ve been linked with — Mateus Fernandes, Sandro Tonali, Morgan Rogers and other top players — and time after time they seem to step back when the deal becomes difficult. I understand you have to be smart in the market, but there’s a difference between being smart and lacking ambition. “They’ve got Champions League football next season, and this was the moment to show everyone that Manchester United are back. Instead, it feels like they’re more focused on saving money than building a team capable of competing. For a club of this size, that’s a huge concern.”

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🚨🎙️ Rio Ferdinand on the INEOS rebuild & Michael Carrick after Manchester United's 2-0 defeat to Hull City: "Listen, listen... listen! You can have the best attack on the planet in Sesko,Rashford, Mbuemo and Cunha. You can build a midfield engine room that completely dominates games, but if you haven’t got a rock-solid foundation at the back? It’s all a shambles, man. Pure and simple. Look at teams like Madrid,Mbappe had a good individual season but they didn't collectively and they followed it up with four defensive signings. We can't be competing with Tottenham for who will be the worst big 6 team in the prem,they also shamelessly lost to Brentford. Look at what INEOS have done for Michael—the midfield rebuild with Andrey Santos , Tielemans and Baleba is absolute top tier. They’ve brought in that control, that composure, that proper Manchester United profile that Carrick understands better than anyone. But listen to me, you cannot stop there. You cannot get comfortable. Today we've seen that Bruno and Mainoo have nothing to offer in big games. Yes we have Harry Maguire, Heaven and Shaw but If we want to be back at the top, lifting the major trophies, INEOS have to go and put the cherry on top now. Go into that market and bring in one or two absolute monsters in defense. Give Michael that steel, that aggressive defensive cover, so when teams try to transition, they hit a brick wall. You fix that back line properly, and listen... this team becomes dangerous. Serious, serious business."

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🚨David Ornstein on Manchester United’s position regarding Marcus Rashford and Mateus Fernandes: 🗣️ “Manchester United’s stance on Marcus Rashford remains unchanged. The club is open to listening to offers and there is a growing feeling internally that a permanent separation would be the best outcome for all parties. While Rashford remains a player of significant quality, United’s focus is on building a new project and reshaping the squad. Regarding Mateus Fernandes, Manchester United appreciate the player’s talent and potential. However, the club does not currently believe the reported valuation represents good value in the market. United’s recruitment team views Fernandes as a promising midfielder with a bright future, but there is caution about committing such a substantial fee. If West Ham fail to lower their asking price, Manchester United are prepared to move on and pursue alternative targets. The club has a number of midfielders on its shortlist and does not intend to become involved in a prolonged transfer saga. Among the names being considered are Sandro Tonali, Carlos Baleba, Elliot Anderson, Ederson and Aurélien Tchouaméni. United believe those players offer different qualities but are all capable of strengthening the midfield immediately. The priority remains signing a midfielder who can bring athleticism, control, defensive security and leadership to the team. As things stand, Fernandes remains admired, but Manchester United will not hesitate to explore other options if they feel the financial demands do not align with the player’s current market value.” {Sky News }

🚨David Ornstein on Manchester United’s position regarding Marcus Rashford and Mateus Fernandes: 🗣️ “Manchester United’s stance on Marcus Rashford remains unchanged. The club is open to listening to offers and there is a growing feeling internally that a permanent separation would be the best outcome for all parties. While Rashford remains a player of significant quality, United’s focus is on building a new project and reshaping the squad. Regarding Mateus Fernandes, Manchester United appreciate the player’s talent and potential. However, the club does not currently believe the reported valuation represents good value in the market. United’s recruitment team views Fernandes as a promising midfielder with a bright future, but there is caution about committing such a substantial fee. If West Ham fail to lower their asking price, Manchester United are prepared to move on and pursue alternative targets. The club has a number of midfielders on its shortlist and does not intend to become involved in a prolonged transfer saga. Among the names being considered are Sandro Tonali, Carlos Baleba, Elliot Anderson, Ederson and Aurélien Tchouaméni. United believe those players offer different qualities but are all capable of strengthening the midfield immediately. The priority remains signing a midfielder who can bring athleticism, control, defensive security and leadership to the team. As things stand, Fernandes remains admired, but Manchester United will not hesitate to explore other options if they feel the financial demands do not align with the player’s current market value.” {Sky News }

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179,636 次观看 • 2 个月前

Thought for today…. I would like to thank Alexander Isak for his behaviour and forcing to leave Newcastle. I would also like to thank Liverpool for the duplicitous way they unsettled him. Why FFS you may ask? Hear me out… 1. The bloke is not a team player as he showed last season with his performances at the start and end of last season and we only want fully committed players at our club. 2. At some point due to the corrupt PSR rules we were going to have to sell a big player to enable us to move to the next level. It might as well be one with the lack of character and morality that he has shown. 3. Isak and Liverpool have handed us a massive windfall that has the potential to transform the club over the next few seasons. Without this we would not be able to move forward as quickly and we would all be waiting for the axe to fall on another star player. That is less likely now. 4. We now, potentially,have the strongest squad in my living memory (with the possible exception of Keegan’s Entertainers but who knows they may surpass even them) 5. The new CEO and Sporting Director (both of whom are top class if reports are correct) will be walking into a club that is united from top to bottom and in a very strong financial position. A club that has qualified for the Champions League in two of the last 3 season and won its first domestic trophy in 70 years. A club that is clearly on the up. 6. PIF will hopefully have learned lessons from what happened this summer and even though it was a little late they acted in the last few weeks and made sure the end to they transfer window could be deemed a big success despite the circumstances (next up get the CEO and Sporting Director in and announce a new stadium) 7. Eddie Howe, Andy Howe, Jamie Reuben and Steve Nickson have cemented their reputations. In particular Eddie’s handling of the whole Isak affair has been a masterclass in diplomacy, hard work, and man management - we truly have an absolute gem and a gentleman leading the team. 8. In summary we have a club that is united from top to bottom, in a healthy financial position, a much stronger squad with players committed to the club, new top class senior personnel to be added very shortly, a second Champions League season to look forward to and hopefully more silverware. Thanks Isak (you are still a rat) and Liverpool (your £135m will move us to the next level head of time) HWTL 🖤🤍🖤🤍

Thought for today…. I would like to thank Alexander Isak for his behaviour and forcing to leave Newcastle. I would also like to thank Liverpool for the duplicitous way they unsettled him. Why FFS you may ask? Hear me out… 1. The bloke is not a team player as he showed last season with his performances at the start and end of last season and we only want fully committed players at our club. 2. At some point due to the corrupt PSR rules we were going to have to sell a big player to enable us to move to the next level. It might as well be one with the lack of character and morality that he has shown. 3. Isak and Liverpool have handed us a massive windfall that has the potential to transform the club over the next few seasons. Without this we would not be able to move forward as quickly and we would all be waiting for the axe to fall on another star player. That is less likely now. 4. We now, potentially,have the strongest squad in my living memory (with the possible exception of Keegan’s Entertainers but who knows they may surpass even them) 5. The new CEO and Sporting Director (both of whom are top class if reports are correct) will be walking into a club that is united from top to bottom and in a very strong financial position. A club that has qualified for the Champions League in two of the last 3 season and won its first domestic trophy in 70 years. A club that is clearly on the up. 6. PIF will hopefully have learned lessons from what happened this summer and even though it was a little late they acted in the last few weeks and made sure the end to they transfer window could be deemed a big success despite the circumstances (next up get the CEO and Sporting Director in and announce a new stadium) 7. Eddie Howe, Andy Howe, Jamie Reuben and Steve Nickson have cemented their reputations. In particular Eddie’s handling of the whole Isak affair has been a masterclass in diplomacy, hard work, and man management - we truly have an absolute gem and a gentleman leading the team. 8. In summary we have a club that is united from top to bottom, in a healthy financial position, a much stronger squad with players committed to the club, new top class senior personnel to be added very shortly, a second Champions League season to look forward to and hopefully more silverware. Thanks Isak (you are still a rat) and Liverpool (your £135m will move us to the next level head of time) HWTL 🖤🤍🖤🤍

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🚨Steve Holland on Manchester United’s plans for Lisandro Martínez following his recent injury ahead of the transfer window. 🎙️ Reporter: “Steve, what is the club’s position on Lisandro Martínez after his latest injury?” 🗣️ Steve Holland: “First of all, everyone at Manchester United stands behind Lisandro Martínez. There’s no doubt he’s an important player for this football club. His character, commitment, and quality have never been in question, and we’ll continue to support him throughout his recovery. “That said, when you’re building a squad with the ambition of winning the Premier League over the next two or three years, you have to make difficult decisions. We need a squad that can compete at the highest level every single week. “Lisandro is an outstanding footballer, but the reality is that availability is one of the most important qualities in this game. We need players we can rely on week in, week out, through the demands of a long season. “That doesn’t mean we’re giving up on him. It simply means the club has to prepare for every situation. We’ll continue to explore options in the transfer market to strengthen the squad because successful teams need depth and competition in every position. “Our objective is to build a team capable of challenging for every major trophy. To do that, we need quality, consistency, and players who can be counted on throughout the season. That’s the standard at Manchester United, and every decision we make will be with that goal in mind.”

🚨Steve Holland on Manchester United’s plans for Lisandro Martínez following his recent injury ahead of the transfer window. 🎙️ Reporter: “Steve, what is the club’s position on Lisandro Martínez after his latest injury?” 🗣️ Steve Holland: “First of all, everyone at Manchester United stands behind Lisandro Martínez. There’s no doubt he’s an important player for this football club. His character, commitment, and quality have never been in question, and we’ll continue to support him throughout his recovery. “That said, when you’re building a squad with the ambition of winning the Premier League over the next two or three years, you have to make difficult decisions. We need a squad that can compete at the highest level every single week. “Lisandro is an outstanding footballer, but the reality is that availability is one of the most important qualities in this game. We need players we can rely on week in, week out, through the demands of a long season. “That doesn’t mean we’re giving up on him. It simply means the club has to prepare for every situation. We’ll continue to explore options in the transfer market to strengthen the squad because successful teams need depth and competition in every position. “Our objective is to build a team capable of challenging for every major trophy. To do that, we need quality, consistency, and players who can be counted on throughout the season. That’s the standard at Manchester United, and every decision we make will be with that goal in mind.”

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🚨Fabrizio Romano on Manchester United’s pursuit of Mateus Fernandes: 🗣️ “I can confirm that after several rounds of discussions, Manchester United have submitted an opening proposal for Mateus Fernandes worth around £40 million plus add-ons. At this stage, West Ham are reluctant to accept the offer as they value the player significantly higher and believe his long-term potential justifies a larger fee. Negotiations remain ongoing, but there is currently a gap between the two clubs’ valuations. Manchester United appreciate Fernandes’ profile and see him as a young midfielder capable of developing into an important player in the coming years. However, the club is also aware of other opportunities in the market and will not allow negotiations to drag on indefinitely. Carlos Baleba, Sandro Tonali, Elliot Anderson and Ederson remain among the midfield names being monitored internally. United’s recruitment team has spent months assessing different profiles in order to strengthen the centre of the pitch. The club’s priority is to secure a young midfielder who can contribute immediately while also becoming a key part of the long-term project. Only after that position is addressed will Manchester United fully accelerate plans in other areas of the squad. Several defensive and attacking targets continue to be evaluated, but midfield remains the primary focus for now. The coming weeks will be important in determining whether a compromise can be reached with West Ham or whether Manchester United decide to move on to alternative targets.” {Fabrizio Romano }

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🚨Fabrizio Romano on Bruno Fernandes’ future at Manchester United: “Bruno Fernandes remains fully committed to Manchester United despite significant interest from Saudi Arabia. The midfielder’s priority has always been to continue at Old Trafford, where he believes he still has unfinished business. His ambition is to compete for the Premier League and the Champions League, and he feels the club’s long-term project matches his own goals as a player.” “Those close to the situation believe Bruno never viewed the decision as simply a financial one. His focus has been on football, leadership and helping Manchester United return to the very top of European football. He wants to captain the club through this new era and be remembered as one of the players who helped bring major trophies back to Old Trafford.” “Family also played an important role in the decision. Bruno discussed every aspect of his future with his wife, and together they felt that remaining in Manchester was the right choice for both his career and their family. As things stand, his intention is clear: stay at Manchester United, fight for the biggest trophies and continue leading the team into the future.”

🚨Fabrizio Romano on Bruno Fernandes’ future at Manchester United: “Bruno Fernandes remains fully committed to Manchester United despite significant interest from Saudi Arabia. The midfielder’s priority has always been to continue at Old Trafford, where he believes he still has unfinished business. His ambition is to compete for the Premier League and the Champions League, and he feels the club’s long-term project matches his own goals as a player.” “Those close to the situation believe Bruno never viewed the decision as simply a financial one. His focus has been on football, leadership and helping Manchester United return to the very top of European football. He wants to captain the club through this new era and be remembered as one of the players who helped bring major trophies back to Old Trafford.” “Family also played an important role in the decision. Bruno discussed every aspect of his future with his wife, and together they felt that remaining in Manchester was the right choice for both his career and their family. As things stand, his intention is clear: stay at Manchester United, fight for the biggest trophies and continue leading the team into the future.”

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🚨🎙️NEW Steven Gerrard on PSG reportedly demanding €170 million for Bradley Barcola amid Liverpool’s interest. 🗣️"Look, let’s be completely honest about where football is right now—the transfer market has completely lost its mind. Look at what PSG are demanding for Bradley Barcola. You're talking €170 million for a winger who is barely establishing himself at the very top level. But can you really blame PSG? They’re just looking across the Channel and following the benchmark that's been set. The truth is, we in the Premier League brought this on ourselves. Look at this transfer window alone—Elliot Anderson going to Manchester City for £116 million, Chelsea dropping £117 million on Morgan Rogers, and West Ham demanding £85 million just to let Mateus Fernandes walk out the door. Now, don't get me wrong or twist my words: Elliot, Morgan, and Mateus are top lads and brilliant young footballers. They've got immense talent and bags of potential. But these fees? They are absolutely ridiculous. When decent young players with one or two good seasons under their belt are commanding £100m+ price tags, the market is completely upside down. It creates an environment where expectations become suffocating for young lads, and it leaves the whole situation looking unsustainable."

🚨🎙️NEW Steven Gerrard on PSG reportedly demanding €170 million for Bradley Barcola amid Liverpool’s interest. 🗣️"Look, let’s be completely honest about where football is right now—the transfer market has completely lost its mind. Look at what PSG are demanding for Bradley Barcola. You're talking €170 million for a winger who is barely establishing himself at the very top level. But can you really blame PSG? They’re just looking across the Channel and following the benchmark that's been set. The truth is, we in the Premier League brought this on ourselves. Look at this transfer window alone—Elliot Anderson going to Manchester City for £116 million, Chelsea dropping £117 million on Morgan Rogers, and West Ham demanding £85 million just to let Mateus Fernandes walk out the door. Now, don't get me wrong or twist my words: Elliot, Morgan, and Mateus are top lads and brilliant young footballers. They've got immense talent and bags of potential. But these fees? They are absolutely ridiculous. When decent young players with one or two good seasons under their belt are commanding £100m+ price tags, the market is completely upside down. It creates an environment where expectations become suffocating for young lads, and it leaves the whole situation looking unsustainable."

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🚨🎙️Rio Ferdinand & Wayne Rooney Discuss Chelsea’s Sanctions Rio Ferdinand: Wayne, I’ve got to ask you, how do you explain this one? Chelsea admit to 74 breaches, get a £10 million fine and a suspended transfer ban. Yet we’ve seen clubs like Everton lose points and spend months fighting for their Premier League status. Wayne Rooney: That’s what a lot of supporters will struggle to understand, Rio. Everton were deducted points, their season was turned upside down, and the fans paid the price. When people see Chelsea avoid a points deduction despite the scale of these breaches, they’re naturally going to question the consistency. Rio Ferdinand: Exactly. Whether you’re an Everton fan, a Burnley fan or just a neutral, you’re looking at the situation and asking where the line is. Burnley were relegated and later argued that Everton’s breaches had a direct impact on their fate. The consequences for clubs lower down the table can be enormous. Wayne Rooney: Football’s biggest challenge isn’t writing rules—it’s applying them equally. If one club loses points and another receives fines and suspended sanctions, people are going to compare the cases. That’s inevitable. Rio Ferdinand: And that’s not me saying Chelsea shouldn’t get credit for cooperating or self-reporting. They absolutely should. But fans don’t look at legal details first. They look at outcomes. Wayne Rooney: That’s right. They see Everton deducted points. They see Burnley fighting legal battles over relegation. Then they see Chelsea avoid an immediate sporting punishment, and the questions start flying. Rio Ferdinand: Football authorities have got to be careful because trust is everything. The moment supporters think different clubs are being treated differently, every future decision comes under scrutiny. Wayne Rooney: And that’s the key point. This isn’t about Chelsea alone. It’s about making sure every club, from the champions to the clubs fighting relegation, believes the rules apply the same way to everyone. Rio Ferdinand: Because if supporters lose faith in the fairness of the system, that’s when the game has a real problem. (RIOMEET)

🚨🎙️Rio Ferdinand & Wayne Rooney Discuss Chelsea’s Sanctions Rio Ferdinand: Wayne, I’ve got to ask you, how do you explain this one? Chelsea admit to 74 breaches, get a £10 million fine and a suspended transfer ban. Yet we’ve seen clubs like Everton lose points and spend months fighting for their Premier League status. Wayne Rooney: That’s what a lot of supporters will struggle to understand, Rio. Everton were deducted points, their season was turned upside down, and the fans paid the price. When people see Chelsea avoid a points deduction despite the scale of these breaches, they’re naturally going to question the consistency. Rio Ferdinand: Exactly. Whether you’re an Everton fan, a Burnley fan or just a neutral, you’re looking at the situation and asking where the line is. Burnley were relegated and later argued that Everton’s breaches had a direct impact on their fate. The consequences for clubs lower down the table can be enormous. Wayne Rooney: Football’s biggest challenge isn’t writing rules—it’s applying them equally. If one club loses points and another receives fines and suspended sanctions, people are going to compare the cases. That’s inevitable. Rio Ferdinand: And that’s not me saying Chelsea shouldn’t get credit for cooperating or self-reporting. They absolutely should. But fans don’t look at legal details first. They look at outcomes. Wayne Rooney: That’s right. They see Everton deducted points. They see Burnley fighting legal battles over relegation. Then they see Chelsea avoid an immediate sporting punishment, and the questions start flying. Rio Ferdinand: Football authorities have got to be careful because trust is everything. The moment supporters think different clubs are being treated differently, every future decision comes under scrutiny. Wayne Rooney: And that’s the key point. This isn’t about Chelsea alone. It’s about making sure every club, from the champions to the clubs fighting relegation, believes the rules apply the same way to everyone. Rio Ferdinand: Because if supporters lose faith in the fairness of the system, that’s when the game has a real problem. (RIOMEET)

MatchReport

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🚨 GARY NEVILLE INTERVIEWS SIR JIM RATCLIFFE 🎙️ 🎤 Gary Neville: "Jim, Manchester United fans can accept losing football matches. What they struggle to accept is watching Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea and even Newcastle move quicker in the market while United spend weeks negotiating every deal. Why does it feel like this club is always reacting instead of leading?" 🗣️ Sir Jim Ratcliffe: "That's a fair question, Gary. Manchester United have spent years trying to solve problems by making quick decisions. Sometimes that works, but more often than not it creates even bigger problems. We're trying to build something sustainable. That means identifying the right players, making sure the manager wants them, making sure Jason Wilcox and the recruitment department agree on them, and making sure the financial side makes sense. Could we move faster? Yes. Should we move faster when the right opportunity is there? Absolutely. But speed without direction is how clubs end up spending hundreds of millions and rebuilding again two years later. We're not interested in repeating that cycle. The supporters deserve a Manchester United that competes for the biggest trophies every single season not one that wins headlines in July and disappoints in May. That takes discipline. I know patience is difficult at a club like this, but I'd rather be criticised today than leave the next Manchester United manager with another broken squad." 🎤 Gary Neville: "So you're asking the fans to trust the process?" 🗣️ Sir Jim Ratcliffe: "I'm asking them to judge us when the work is complete not halfway through it. At Manchester United, success has never been built on one transfer window. It's been built on getting hundreds of decisions right over a number of years. That's exactly what we're trying to do."

🚨 GARY NEVILLE INTERVIEWS SIR JIM RATCLIFFE 🎙️ 🎤 Gary Neville: "Jim, Manchester United fans can accept losing football matches. What they struggle to accept is watching Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea and even Newcastle move quicker in the market while United spend weeks negotiating every deal. Why does it feel like this club is always reacting instead of leading?" 🗣️ Sir Jim Ratcliffe: "That's a fair question, Gary. Manchester United have spent years trying to solve problems by making quick decisions. Sometimes that works, but more often than not it creates even bigger problems. We're trying to build something sustainable. That means identifying the right players, making sure the manager wants them, making sure Jason Wilcox and the recruitment department agree on them, and making sure the financial side makes sense. Could we move faster? Yes. Should we move faster when the right opportunity is there? Absolutely. But speed without direction is how clubs end up spending hundreds of millions and rebuilding again two years later. We're not interested in repeating that cycle. The supporters deserve a Manchester United that competes for the biggest trophies every single season not one that wins headlines in July and disappoints in May. That takes discipline. I know patience is difficult at a club like this, but I'd rather be criticised today than leave the next Manchester United manager with another broken squad." 🎤 Gary Neville: "So you're asking the fans to trust the process?" 🗣️ Sir Jim Ratcliffe: "I'm asking them to judge us when the work is complete not halfway through it. At Manchester United, success has never been built on one transfer window. It's been built on getting hundreds of decisions right over a number of years. That's exactly what we're trying to do."

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🚨 🔴 🇮🇪Roy Keane: “Michael Carrick will have a better career managing Manchester United than Amorim” 🗣️Roy Keane: “I have to give Michael Carrick a lot of credit. The job he’s doing at Manchester United is starting to convince me more and more every week. At first, I thought Ruben Amorim’s approach was the right one, but football is about results, belief and the dressing room. Carrick has built something different. One thing Carrick has that every top manager needs is a genuine relationship with his players. I wasn’t that type of manager or captain I was demanding and ruthless but Carrick has a way of making every player around him feel confident and important. You can see it in the performances. Take Joshua Zirkzee for example. If United don’t sell him, I genuinely believe he’ll become a proper baller under Carrick because he’s finally playing with confidence. And Marcus Rashford? Keeping him could prove to be one of the smartest decisions the club has made. If Carrick continues to back him and gets him believing in himself again, I think we’ll see the Rashford everyone knows is capable of. The atmosphere around the squad looks different now. These lads look hungry, they look together, and they look ready to fight for each other. That’s what Manchester United has been missing for a long time. Carrick has brought belief back into that dressing room, and if they keep this mentality, I think this team is going to be absolutely fired up this season.”

🚨 🔴 🇮🇪Roy Keane: “Michael Carrick will have a better career managing Manchester United than Amorim” 🗣️Roy Keane: “I have to give Michael Carrick a lot of credit. The job he’s doing at Manchester United is starting to convince me more and more every week. At first, I thought Ruben Amorim’s approach was the right one, but football is about results, belief and the dressing room. Carrick has built something different. One thing Carrick has that every top manager needs is a genuine relationship with his players. I wasn’t that type of manager or captain I was demanding and ruthless but Carrick has a way of making every player around him feel confident and important. You can see it in the performances. Take Joshua Zirkzee for example. If United don’t sell him, I genuinely believe he’ll become a proper baller under Carrick because he’s finally playing with confidence. And Marcus Rashford? Keeping him could prove to be one of the smartest decisions the club has made. If Carrick continues to back him and gets him believing in himself again, I think we’ll see the Rashford everyone knows is capable of. The atmosphere around the squad looks different now. These lads look hungry, they look together, and they look ready to fight for each other. That’s what Manchester United has been missing for a long time. Carrick has brought belief back into that dressing room, and if they keep this mentality, I think this team is going to be absolutely fired up this season.”

(Fan) United Jnr ❤️

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Jamie Carragher DOESN’T believe Michael Carrick will EVER win the Premier League at Manchester United. Jamie: “Carrick's not gonna win the league with Man United.” Man United fan: “Yeah, and I think it's very easy and very basic to just say that it's like Solskjaer again because, yeah, they both used to play for the club.” “But why is it, you know, Pep at Barcelona is like Solskjaer if you want to be like that.” “But I think you have to look at who Michael Carrick is and what Man United are.” “The biggest reason why Solskjaer didn't win a trophy, he even got to a final, let's not forget, got to tons of semi-finals, finished second in the league, third in the league, the only manager we've had in the last 13 years to win back-to-back top-four finishes.” “The reason we didn't win a trophy is because the squad was a mess. We didn't have a good enough team.” “You know, ask Pep Guardiola, the best manager, Pep's the supposed best manager in the world, but he still spends as much as anyone.” “It's not like he's so good you don't have to spend money.” “We've spent it on the wrong players.” “If we build a squad, as we spoke about before, that actually makes sense, that's coherent, instead of having one manager like Sir Alex that can win the league, you end up with a team that can be managed by multiple different people like Michael Carrick and still be successful.” “You know, it's hard to win the league. We've had how many managers in the last 12 years and none of them have won it.”

Jamie Carragher DOESN’T believe Michael Carrick will EVER win the Premier League at Manchester United. Jamie: “Carrick's not gonna win the league with Man United.” Man United fan: “Yeah, and I think it's very easy and very basic to just say that it's like Solskjaer again because, yeah, they both used to play for the club.” “But why is it, you know, Pep at Barcelona is like Solskjaer if you want to be like that.” “But I think you have to look at who Michael Carrick is and what Man United are.” “The biggest reason why Solskjaer didn't win a trophy, he even got to a final, let's not forget, got to tons of semi-finals, finished second in the league, third in the league, the only manager we've had in the last 13 years to win back-to-back top-four finishes.” “The reason we didn't win a trophy is because the squad was a mess. We didn't have a good enough team.” “You know, ask Pep Guardiola, the best manager, Pep's the supposed best manager in the world, but he still spends as much as anyone.” “It's not like he's so good you don't have to spend money.” “We've spent it on the wrong players.” “If we build a squad, as we spoke about before, that actually makes sense, that's coherent, instead of having one manager like Sir Alex that can win the league, you end up with a team that can be managed by multiple different people like Michael Carrick and still be successful.” “You know, it's hard to win the league. We've had how many managers in the last 12 years and none of them have won it.”

HK

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🚨Gary Neville on Manchester United missing out on Danny Welbeck. 🎙️ Reporter: “Gary, Chelsea are closing in on Danny Welbeck. Do you think Manchester United have missed an opportunity?” 🗣️ Gary Neville: “I said a few years ago that Manchester United should have brought Danny Welbeck back. He’s experienced, reliable and still performs at a high level. If he’d been there to support Rasmus Højlund, it would’ve taken so much pressure off him. Now Benjamin Šeško arrives, and again I think Danny is exactly the type of experienced striker he could learn from. Unfortunately, clubs sometimes see a player in his 30s and think he’s past it, but Danny has shown that’s simply not true. “At Brighton, he proved he can still score goals, link play, win headers and bring the best out of the players around him. With wingers like Kaoru Mitoma and Yankuba Minteh creating chances, he was outstanding. Imagine him playing with Bruno Fernandes supplying those passes and crosses at Manchester United I think he’d have been a brilliant fit. “Xabi Alonso has clearly recognised the value of Danny’s experience, and I think he’d be a very intelligent signing. Young forwards like Liam Delap and João Pedro would learn so much from him. Chelsea have made a habit of doing business with Brighton, and more often than not, it’s worked out very well for them.”

🚨Gary Neville on Manchester United missing out on Danny Welbeck. 🎙️ Reporter: “Gary, Chelsea are closing in on Danny Welbeck. Do you think Manchester United have missed an opportunity?” 🗣️ Gary Neville: “I said a few years ago that Manchester United should have brought Danny Welbeck back. He’s experienced, reliable and still performs at a high level. If he’d been there to support Rasmus Højlund, it would’ve taken so much pressure off him. Now Benjamin Šeško arrives, and again I think Danny is exactly the type of experienced striker he could learn from. Unfortunately, clubs sometimes see a player in his 30s and think he’s past it, but Danny has shown that’s simply not true. “At Brighton, he proved he can still score goals, link play, win headers and bring the best out of the players around him. With wingers like Kaoru Mitoma and Yankuba Minteh creating chances, he was outstanding. Imagine him playing with Bruno Fernandes supplying those passes and crosses at Manchester United I think he’d have been a brilliant fit. “Xabi Alonso has clearly recognised the value of Danny’s experience, and I think he’d be a very intelligent signing. Young forwards like Liam Delap and João Pedro would learn so much from him. Chelsea have made a habit of doing business with Brighton, and more often than not, it’s worked out very well for them.”

SethOfficial

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🚨Thierry Henry on Myles Lewis-Skelly being offered to Manchester United and Chelsea, with Arsenal reportedly open to selling. 🗣️“I’m going to say this slowly so it sinks in. Myles Lewis-Skelly is not some promising kid you’re allowed to sell because the books look tidy. He is already a first-team player who understands the most important thing in modern football: how to control space with and without the ball. And Arsenal are seriously considering opening the door to Manchester United and Chelsea after fresh contact following Bruno Guimarães’ arrival? That is not squad planning. That is self-sabotage dressed up as business. Let me break down exactly what you’re looking at. Tactically, Lewis-Skelly is the prototype inverted full-back that every elite coach wants. He doesn’t just bomb up and down the line like a traditional left-back. He steps inside, receives between the lines, progresses the ball under pressure, and still has the recovery speed to shut down transitions. At Arsenal he already slots perfectly into Arteta’s system, the same system that demands full-backs who can become temporary midfielders when the team builds. He gives them numerical superiority in the middle without sacrificing width. That is rare. That is valuable. That is not something you replace with a random signing in January. Now imagine that same profile landing at either Manchester United or Chelsea right after Bruno Guimarães walks through the door. Bruno dominates the middle. He dictates tempo, he wins duels, he connects phases. Suddenly you drop Lewis-Skelly next to him and you have a left-sided player who can receive from Bruno, carry into the final third, or invert and create overloads. United get a modern left-back who can finally progress the ball instead of just surviving. Chelsea get another high-ceiling, high-work-rate piece that fits their rotation and development model perfectly. Both clubs win. Immediately. Not in three years. Now. And Arsenal? They will tell themselves they have depth. They will say they can replace him. That is the same language every club uses right before they watch a homegrown talent become a problem for them every single season. You develop a boy who already starts, who already understands the intensity of the Premier League, who already has the composure most 24-year-olds are still chasing, and you sell him because two big clubs made a fresh call after Bruno arrived? That is not smart. That is weak. I’ve seen this exact movie too many times. The club that sells the kid who ‘isn’t quite ready yet’ spends the next four years trying to buy a worse version of him for three times the money. The club that buys him gets a foundation player who grows into a monster in front of their fans. Lewis-Skelly is not a squad option. He is a future cornerstone who is already delivering. Sell him and you are not cashing in on potential. You are selling a player who is already solving problems on the pitch. Arsenal fans should be furious at the very idea. United and Chelsea are not circling because they are bored. They are circling because they see what Arsenal risk throwing away. Fresh contact after Bruno’s arrival is not coincidence. It is opportunistic. They smell hesitation. Keep the boy. Let him grow into the player who makes left-backs across the league look ordinary. Because the second you open that door, one of those two clubs is walking through it with a smile, and Arsenal will spend years explaining why the left side never felt the same again. Do not do it. This one will hurt.”

Vfynn_🥷🏼 𐙚

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Far left in India - Pakistan has become a Vishwa Guru. India’s foreign policy failed as we didn’t become the mediator. Well Pakistan was not a mediator they were a MESSENGER! COPY PASTE MESSENGER. Why didn’t India mediate the US–Iran ceasefire? Because foreign policy is driven by strategy, not branding. Some people argue that India missed an opportunity while Pakistan gained visibility. But this ignores key realities. First, pressure and dependency. Countries like Pakistan operate under multiple external pressures, including financial support from powers like the United States, China, and institutions like the International Monetary Fund. This influences their diplomatic role. Second, global context. Mediation is usually led by European nations, but current tensions and disagreements with leaders like Donald Trump have limited their involvement. This created space for others. Third, India’s strategy. India follows strategic autonomy. Whether in the Russia–Ukraine War or Middle East tensions, India prioritizes energy security and balanced relations over short-term optics. India did not step back. It chose long-term national interest over temporary global attention.

Far left in India - Pakistan has become a Vishwa Guru. India’s foreign policy failed as we didn’t become the mediator. Well Pakistan was not a mediator they were a MESSENGER! COPY PASTE MESSENGER. Why didn’t India mediate the US–Iran ceasefire? Because foreign policy is driven by strategy, not branding. Some people argue that India missed an opportunity while Pakistan gained visibility. But this ignores key realities. First, pressure and dependency. Countries like Pakistan operate under multiple external pressures, including financial support from powers like the United States, China, and institutions like the International Monetary Fund. This influences their diplomatic role. Second, global context. Mediation is usually led by European nations, but current tensions and disagreements with leaders like Donald Trump have limited their involvement. This created space for others. Third, India’s strategy. India follows strategic autonomy. Whether in the Russia–Ukraine War or Middle East tensions, India prioritizes energy security and balanced relations over short-term optics. India did not step back. It chose long-term national interest over temporary global attention.

Praffulgarg

36,322 次观看 • 4 个月前