Manchester United

Potentially 90 million

And not being able to mount a title challenge while doing so.

It's no wonder the fans are taking this defeat particularly hard.

But keep trolling, someone might get upset at some point but I'm just finding it funny.

Actual footage of Nelfoos here following yet another derby defeat to the better half of Mancunian football

But remember folks, it's ok to be happy with being a distant second, closer to 7th (SEVENTH) than top, because the team that are top are apparently the best team to ever play in the Premier League. Despite spending close to £300 million since Jose arrived, and over £550 million since Fergie retired, being The Best Team to ever Play in the Premier League™ is simply unattainable for this club.

"Jose's got us playing the way we should"

I agree re City and I'm just smiling as the troll mocked me some months ago when I said City were the best team by a mile.

Actually shows what he knows about football. :)

No no, I agree with you. It's only December. Lots of people thinking today was a grand final. 

Yhttp://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/jose-mourinho-rages-manchester-united-city-dressing-room-derby-a8102776.html

Jose told City to tone it down. What could possibly go wrong?

I would put this down to stress. Mr Mourinho has been living like a tramp in a Manchester travelodge for over 12 months now. A home defeat to, quite literally it seems, their noisy neighbours has obviously tipped him over the edge.

Well, that and the fact he can't build a title challenging squad anymore.

Sorry 20 Legend , using the term 'gr*** f****' in this thread is well out of order. That term applies to competitions where 60% , I kid you not, of the competitors are given a title shot at season end. Follow my drift? 

I don't believe you.  No credible competiton could be that ridiculous.

The guy is a clown. He should care more about him team than any other. Perhaps it is that since he first came on here (10 years ago) the Woolwich boys have never won the EPL, in fact he was  14 years old since they last won the title. I think Chelsea and us have won it about 5 times each since Arsenal in 2004.  

I guess it is understandable how paranoid one might get if you can see another year go by without a title. :)

Sorry lads, I wasn't aware you had to be 17 or under to discuss Mourinho's 18 months of mediocrity at Man U.

Three trophies since he has been there. :)

What are the three trophies he has won? Pardon me for asking but I can't really remember as I'm pretty sure they're all insignificant. 

I'll let you google it.

Also to the bloke above who suggested all is well at Old Trafford, and United fans are in no way unhappy with the team, or their underachieving manager, have a watch of this. In particular, watch from 3:05 when an angry little goblin appears to give his thoughts, where he is joined by an alcoholic old woman about a minute or so later.

Counting a preseason game as a trophy is a sign of a small team mentality and of desperation. I guess Arsenal fans should be counting their Emirates Cup wins as trophies now.

There are always disgruntled fans in all clubs.

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What pre season are you talking about? Small team mentality-- you are either taking the piss or just an idiot/troll. The most successful English team.

Buffy - Stop your trolling. It's boring and annoying. 

It might distract from news like...

"Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho had water and milk thrown at him in a row following Manchester City's derby win at Old Trafford."

Source.

Huh? I'm trying to discuss Mourinho's dismal record so far at United. In a United thread.

Buffon ffs let it go

There is banter and having a laugh but there is also being a god damn pain in the arse

Club Threads are for the Club Fans 

The 'truth' about the tunnel thing...

"

Milk, plastic water bottles, obnoxiously loud music and ticker-tape ... here's what really happened away from the television cameras after yesterday's seismic Manchester derby"

Crikey!

My initial thoughts when you posted it here DF was that Mourinho was doing some really odd Mourinhoing but going and talking to them...

But then seeing the photos... ticker tape? Seems a bit over the top considering they literally won a league game...

The joy of the moment. Seize it. Savour it.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BciEUW6jtxk/

But they haven't actually won anything yet... christ it's not even the last time we'll play them this season. Be honest, actually bringing the ticker tape is some next level wankery.

Yea that ticker tape is fairly cringe worthy

Why is there milk in the changing rooms?

If you read the article, you'd know if was for tea and coffee :P

Storm in a teacup

What? Don't you ever ever party after a good result? I still think back to the epic celebration after the Olympic side ( about Cap four) I played for, in the eighties, beat BNU 5-4. Wish we'd had ticker tape for it!! And, yep, it was 'just' a league match. 

Did the bloke who scored the winner run to the crowd and slide on his knees in front of the 7 strong crowd as well?

I see the clown is still calling you a ' pathetic man ' on the Woolwich thread. 

He still has the same problem as I mentioned  :)

While I agree with your point journalism like this annoys me. Find 5 tweets and turn it into an article about fans being annoyed.

The Herald is terrible at this. Usually along the lines of "Outrage over [B grade NZ celebrity] news!"... turns out the outrage is 5 tweets from a demographic (twitter) that only serves to represent the perpetually offended.