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@bobbymcgee1878 @SteveB84 You need to get your facts right before you post on here. Whilst it was a controversial payment in view of losses due to a pre season tour cancellation etc etc. Everyone else got at least £20m not £1m. When you're big you're big.

@Philrhyl @SteveB84 You got a £40 million covid bail out to avoid failing PSR. Everyone else got £1 million

Unless clubs like Forest, Everton and others start to challenge the leniency of decisions taken by the EPL against the so called ‘Big 5 (& Spurs)’, then they will continue to be treated leniently by Masters & Co. Time to stand up and be counted!

We talk about Manchester United as if it were built on trophies. It’s not. It’s built on a moment when everything was gone… Imagine losing everything in a single moment. Your team. Your future. Your identity. Now imagine being the one person left behind… expected to carry it all. That was Jimmy Murphy in 1958. 🧵 This isn’t really a story about winning. It’s about the man who refused to let everything fall apart when it would have been easier to walk away. The Man Who Stayed February 1958. The Munich air disaster had just happened. Everything was broken. Players gone. Dreams gone. Silence everywhere. Matt Busby was in the hospital, barely holding on. The team people called the future of football… wiped out in a moment. Back in England real conversations were happening. About shutting the club down. About ending it. Because honestly… what was left? But there was one man who didn’t see an ending. Jimmy Murphy. He wasn’t on the plane that day. He had been away with Wales. When he got the news, he came back to something that didn’t feel like football anymore. It felt like a loss. Like emptiness. Like a club that had been hollowed out. He went to the hospital to see Busby. And through everything the pain, the machines, the uncertainty Busby said something simple: “Keep the flag flying, Jimmy.” That could have meant anything. To Murphy, it meant everything. He didn’t rest. Days were spent identifying bodies. Nights were spent looking for players… anywhere he could find them. Local parks. Small clubs. Young boys who probably never imagined they’d wear the shirt. There was no time to mourn properly. Because the club still had fixtures. Thirteen days later, Manchester United played again. Against Sheffield Wednesday in the FA Cup. The team sheet didn’t look like United anymore. Names missing. Spaces that should have been filled… left empty. The crowd didn’t come for football. They came because they needed to be there. Some stood in silence. Some cried. It wasn’t a normal match. And somehow… United won. 3–0. But Murphy didn’t celebrate. He didn’t run onto the pitch. Didn’t raise his hands. He went back inside. Sat down. And started again. Because for him, it was never about that one game. It was about making sure there would always be another one. That’s the part people don’t always talk about. We celebrate the trophies. The comebacks. The big nights. But none of it exists without that moment. Without that decision. Without a man who looked at everything that was gone… and chose to keep going anyway. That’s why this club feels different. Because it wasn’t built only on success. It was rebuilt from loss. From refusal. From a promise that no matter what happens… it continues. So when people talk about Manchester United, they talk about greatness. But the truth is… Before greatness, there was survival. And that started with Jimmy Murphy. The man who stayed. 🔴 #ManchesterUnited #GGMU

@Unserious_Exrha Var would've ruled that out and United would've had another Premier league title 🙄

Drogba’s goal at Old Trafford that won us the league in 2010 under Ancelotti. Won by 1 point too😮‍💨💙

@thedaywar90 Well Trump continues to insult the rest of the world so why not.

Do you support Newsom continuing to insult Trump even though he is insulting the President of the United States? Yes-Or-No

@only1tommo City will appeal anyway and drag it on for another 3 years.

🚨💣 𝐂𝐎𝐍𝐅𝐈𝐑𝐌𝐄𝐃 | Manchester City will face a shocking 60-point deduction after 115 breaches of Financial Fair Play. ❌ The official announce.…𝗦𝗵𝗼𝘄 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲

@Ritchie14035531 @decka1969 @DanLang12 So I've gone from batshit crazy to shite to absolute mong your vocabulary is something to behold. I didn't make out Manchester to be a swanky gaff all I said was Newcastle is in the outer reaches of England which it is

@Philrhyl @decka1969 @DanLang12 Making out Manchester is some swanky gaff in the south of France haha . Absolute mong !

Also Sandro leaving to go to like a City or Arsenal or abroad I can understand but to Man U is literally a side ways step 🤷‍♂️😂 Why would he go Man U??? 😳 wait till next season when they have to play 3 games a week they won't make CL the season after 👀 #NUFC

@Ritchie14035531 @decka1969 @DanLang12 And you called me batshit crazy. Next stop from Newcastle is Scotland ffs. Newcastle to Manchester is 145 miles. Newcastle to Edinburgh 121 miles 😆 🤣 you're nearer to Scotland than Manchester 😆 🤣

@Philrhyl @decka1969 @DanLang12 Far reaches of Northern England hahaha . Manchester is 2hrs away , calm down Magellan

@Ritchie14035531 @decka1969 @DanLang12 This is what you geordie fans use as an excuse for players not coming to your tinpot club in the far reaches of Northern England. You're deluded.

@Philrhyl @decka1969 @DanLang12 If u think Newcastle offered more wages than Man U then ur batshit crazy .

@Ritchie14035531 @decka1969 @DanLang12 It's a well known fact United are not offering the ridiculous contacts like they have in the past. Once Rashford, Sancho and Casemiro are off the books that'll be the end of the £300k a week deals. So yes call me batshit crazy but those are the facts.

@Chris1928764308 @DanLang12 The days of United offering £300k a week wages are over.

@DanLang12 Man united will now have a huge summer transfer window 300k a week salary Not many clubs can offer that given city will get Anderson Don’t think Arsenal need or want to spend the money on him

@decka1969 @DanLang12 @Ritchie14035531 You offered more wages to Sesco and Mbeumo and cl football and you still couldn't persuade them to sign lol😁😁

@DanLang12 @Ritchie14035531 Ours was 1927. Where does that leave us. They're literally 2nd to Real Madrid as the biggest club in the world. That's why they can not get European football and still blast us out the water wages wise and that's why players go there. It's their job.

@DanLang12 @Ritchie14035531 And when was your last league title win??? 1908 so by my calculations that's 118 years 😆 🤣 I'd keep in my lane if I was you talking about league titles 😆 🤣

@Ritchie14035531 Biggest club in England? 😂 there last league title was 13 years ago 👀

@SamuelA13284266 @QueenMancunian Grow up ffs

@QueenMancunian Through bribery and corruption. I watched faggie's days. I knew everything.....so i get

Did you know Manchester United holds a better Head to Head record than any other club in English football? No football club in England have beaten Manchester United more than Manchester United have beaten them. Take mic 🎤 if I’m lying 😂

@ZiadMoh42310431 @NoushardMUFC Exactly right.

@Philrhyl @NoushardMUFC Exactly and most of this numbers are because of Bayern nothing more

Carrick – 48% win rate Nagelsmann – 64% win rate Carrick – 189 games managed Nagelsmann – 400+ games Carrick – 44 years Nagelsmann – 38 years Carrick – no trophies Nagelsmann – Bundesliga, DFL Super Cup Carrick – managed Middlesbrough Nagelsmann – Hoffenheim, Leipzig, Bayern, Germany These are the basics. So before picking a manager, at least be informed about who you’re comparing. Because it doesn’t add up… If Amorim was getting cooked for a 31% win rate, how does 48% suddenly become better than 64%? Unless we’re just being hypocritical.

@geordiejosh @RKyanited You need to get your facts right mate. The only reason Shearer didn't sign for United was Jack Walker wouldn't sell him to us. And yes in the words of Jim Bowan " Look what you could've won"

@RKyanited Just like you did with Alan Shearer when you were prime Man United? “Oh but he won nothing he won nothing” It’s 2026 bro, you couldn’t make moves then, you certainly aren’t now.

Fucks Man United fans doing in the replies? This is why you aren’t taken seriously + still the global laughing stock of the league, he’ll end up going to City or Arsenal and none of their fans are here. They come in, sign who they want and don’t make a fuss. Tinpot behaviour 👍

@EricLDaugh Why does he need any help him and that knuckle dragging secretary of war have stated they've won the war they started so if that's the case why does he need any help ffs. When has he come to our rescue??? They only joined ww2 cos Pearl Harbour was attacked.

🚨 HOLY CRAP. President Trump just dropped a truth nuke on American "allies" and the UK "WE come to their rescue, but they will NEVER come to ours. And I want you to remember that we said this, they didn't come to our rescue! Now they all want to help when they're annihilated!" "The other side is annihilated. They said, 'we'd love to send ships.' They actually made a statement, a couple of them, that we want to get involved when the war's over..." "...No, it's supposed to get involved with the war's BEGINNING or even before it begins!" "We had the UK say that 'we'll send,' this is three weeks ago, 'we'll send our aircraft carriers,' which aren't the best aircraft carriers, by the way, they're toys compared to what we have, but 'we'll send our aircraft carrier when the war's over.'" 😭 "I said, oh, that's wonderful. Thank you very much. Don't bother. We don't need it. And we don't need it. We don't need them!"

@DonnaMcKeown9 @Utd__max10 Took the words right out of my mouth 👍

@Utd__max10 Well now here’s the problem there’s ‘8’ there I will never support… GGMU FOREVER 🙌

Delete three you won’t ever support.

@DHLManUtd There's so many to choose from. The obvious ones are the 99 cl final Fa cup semi final against Arsenal. Then there was the historic come backs against Barcelona at home and Juventus away. Liverpool in the F A cup twice from being behind There's many more.

Some moments live forever. 🔴 From legendary comebacks to unforgettable goals — which historic United moment do you never forget? Reply below 👇 #MUFC