Tom Gosling

@MovieEndorser I prefer “The Nice Guys: The Musical”

La La Land or The Nice Guys?

@AuthorGFAllen John Irving “The Cider House Rules”. I now own every single one of his books.

Have you ever finished a book and thought, “Okay, I’m reading everything this person writes”?

@brandonomon @BenDesigned For sure, and I totally get that. Just saying he represents the iconic status the number “7” at Manchester United deserves. No offense to Mason Mount at all. Hope he gets better soon.

@TomGosling10 @BenDesigned Bruno has 8 tattooed on him man. Some players are attached to a number like that so I don’t think he’ll ever switch

If he goes, the next player to get the No. 7 needs to be: - Injury Free - In for the long haul & not an older player - A Superstar

@utdmawrad @BenDesigned I’m not saying he wants it, just saying he would have looked and fit perfectly placed as an iconic “7” next to the likes of Best, Cantona, Beckham, and Ronaldo. He’s a legendary player for us and 7 is the type of “legends” number he would’ve represented well.

@TomGosling10 @BenDesigned Why would Bruno want 7

@SeanFennessey the physical media gods smiled on me today when I came upon this DVD in the wild that I’ve been looking for for years. Nothing beats a hidden treasure find like this. Thanks for all you do.

@Utdbrizzy I was an American CHILD who knew only what Eurosport magazine showed me and Sunday editions of Fox Sports Soccer and even then I freaked out when I knew we signed a striker like Henrick. He was a legend, still is and I’m happy and proud that he chose to sign and play for us.

Sir Alex Ferguson once said: “Henrik was magnificent for us.” January 2007. Manchester United needed a striker. Sir Alex made a shock move. A 10-week loan. 35 years old. Henrik Larsson. Some called it desperation. It was a masterstroke. He arrived mid-season, during the Swedish off-season. No excuses. He scored on his debut in the FA Cup against Aston Villa. Instant impact. But it wasn’t just the goals. It was the movement. The intelligence. The standards in training. Alongside Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney, he showed what elite positioning really meant. Two and a half months. That was it. He refused to break his promise to return to Helsingborg. When he played his final game at Old Trafford, the stadium rose. The dressing room applauded. Short stay. Lasting respect. Some players leave trophies. Larsson left admiration. A brief, beautiful cameo by football royalty. #HenrikLarsson #MUFC #ManUtd #Sweden #ProperFootball

@UtdDefence Fully agree and well said. Shocked he didn’t get Man of the Match.

He has had many good games for us but THIS game vs Everton is the one we will look back as the one where Senne Lammens convinced everyone he is the real deal in the physical environment of the English Premier League. He is now undoubtedly the present and the future.

@1992Paby Let’s be honest, Dalot would’ve missed it anyway lol

Amad, why didn't you play Dalot through? 😔 This happened a couple of minutes before West Ham scored

@centredevils @RioMeets Damn James Collins just catching strays years later 😂

🚨🚨🎙️| Wayne Rooney: "I used to play with attitude. I used to look across the tunnel and see James Collins for West Ham or Aston Villa and think, 'You can't touch me'... using him as an example. I used to look across at defenders and think, 'What are you gonna do?'." [@RioMeets]

Just piss poor. Dalot just GIVES the ball away when it’s passed to his feet. I just can’t with these amateur mistakes.

@Gideoomatic Love David. Still don’t think he gets the respect he deserves for us. But man, I’d give a lot of things for him to have saved one of those penalties against Villarreal. Happy he finally got a well deserved celebration and farewell.

Tbf to him, he pulled off some of the most insane saves I've ever seen

Garnacho just ain’t it.

Dalot just with some bizarre decisions so far #MUNIPS

@FPLfrasier More like “Good OLE days”

Similar time in the 20-21 season. People were criticizing the manager and asking whether he had taken the club as far as he could and how we needed a “real” manager to win big titles. Good old days 🥲🥲

I love overlapping fullbacks so much. Thanks Ruud. #ManchesterUnited

@ole_was_right Good for you and so proud of you! I follow your tweets and really respect and appreciate your knowledge, legal insight, and sassy wit. Good luck with everything and know you have support everywhere. Much love.

I haven't been active for a few days, so I wanted to share something. Having survived the darkest MUFC era of my lifetime, I've decided that life is worth living again. As of this moment, I'm 5 days without a drink or any drugs. Tomorrow, I'll check into an in-patient rehabilitation center-- one of the best in the world. Don't know how active I'll be during the process, but for the next 30 days, that will be my top priority. Hopefully, I'll still be able to talk shit on here during the process, but I'm honestly going into it blind. So, I have no fucking clue 😅 In any event, I want to come back to this tweet-- a month from now-- happier, healthier, and better. Love ya guys, and if I don't get to talk much between now and then-- that's why. But, much like MUFC, I'll be back, and better than ever, very soon.

@purehoop Just wanted to send love your way. This art and idea execution is soooo smart and well done and just quality! Any team would be lucky to have this going for their respective fandom. Keep up the greatness. 🤌🏽👏🏽

Gameday!

Onana seemingly gives the ball away with his feet just as much as De Gea did.

@pkwestel He probably looks good because he’s going up against Rashford playing as a RB while Dalot is making box runs or sitting in the 10 spot 🤦🏽‍♂️

If Antony is a threat (almost) every training that's a major indictment on your defenders