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@CecylLagoh @AndrewC98307151 @utdreport It’s obvious now! A Scamorim sexual. They are still pained of their messiah Scamorim who got rightfully sacked

@AndrewC98307151 @utdreport What attitude, were you in their camp bozo? Well I just found out you're Amorim sexual from your feed

Official: Kobbie Mainoo is the only England outfield player who did not play a single minute at the 2026 World Cup.

@michaelttfw @Elfantasma119 Your football takes are void

@Elfantasma119 Surely you must have something better to do than search my tweets on a Saturday night? Amorim clearly a decent coach and had immediate impact at Sporting. Players couldn't cope with a new system, which you'd hope would have benefitted United long-term. Rightly sacked in the end.

For all the talk about Mainoo, there hasn’t been a single game this tournament where I’ve thought ‘we need Mainoo on here’. Could have probably played against Panama or something but I don’t really get the outrage.

@utdrobbo Anderson the mechanic

One player being out has made England a lot better tonight & it was in the most important position of the pitch. And no, it was not Bellingham or Kane.

@Cynthia83244893 @_Tiga_b Na mumu I swear 🤣🤣🤣

@_Tiga_b Fool still continued using that one hand. Chai.

Losing control in an almost straight line is crazy.

@reeey___1 @Olufemi_Deji Rubbish by being in united top scorers of all time. Brainless take from Nigerians as usual.

@Olufemi_Deji Like we didn’t watch him do the rubbish every matchday. Na una sabi ooo

Carrick was Rashy’s teammate for 3 seasons or thereabouts, why would he want him in his team if he were what Mengistu lied he was? That’s currently ratio of 7:1, eight if I had Hansi Flick.😂😂😂😂😂

@dikko17 @tomrenniesoccer England played trash ball all through this World Cup, if this is Tuchel best then it would have been better to stick with Southgate or any good English coach. I can’t even remember the last time Tuchel was good as a coach.

@tomrenniesoccer Did we look together yesterday Did he get best out of our best player yes Did we quality fine yes Did we beat lower opponents yes Did we make semi finals of WC yes All on tuchel,

The team look drained? Did you bring a deep squad? No. Did you rotate? No. Did you bring different types of players for different game states? No. Did you bring unfit or injured players? Yes. It’s all on Tuchel. All of it. Mismanagement.

@khalifa_ku30188 @wealthyseyi @1BENNY7G Wizmid and Mavo combined no good reach half of fela. Wizmid na him they influence this upcomings to dae sing all this kind of nonchalant and lazy music for low IQ individuals like you. Anu ohia

@wealthyseyi @1BENNY7G Just like ur dp

Carter Efe no go like this new Mavo song oo, if you know you know. 😂👍🏾

@wealthyseyi @1BENNY7G Proper garbage

@1BENNY7G the music is garbage 😩

@alipoejules @Olufemi_Deji Cry more 😂. His time is over? Says who? Alipoe. The fucking clown in Nigeria🤣🤣🤣. You have no right whatsoever to decide Rashford time at man utd, Rashy has been playing and supporting this club way before you even knew what premier league football is. Keep shut and watch!

@Olufemi_Deji Rashford’s achievement for United doesn’t change the fact that his time for United is over. There’s no need trying to run back something that isn’t going to work. Seems like y’all love being rattled after every match game.

Every single thing Rashy has achieved with United, no matter how small you might consider it, he wasn’t just a bystander, he was in the deep ends of it, grafting and hustling perhaps more than anybody that was there with him. You will not rewrite history because of bias.

@Dorimemiredo @OlaniyiTemiD1 Says Dorimemiredo the DOF of man utd 🤣🤣 clown

@OlaniyiTemiD1 Simple, he can try a new challenge anywhere else but United.

United better treat Rashford the way Onana was treated. If they add him back to their squad they’re unserious. He wanted a challenge, let him go face it. He’s not our business anymore, let him go meet the clubs he thanked for being with him during “tough times”.

@licha152547114 @FavorTvavenue @PexkRioCFC @CFCMods Emery is 50x the manager Scamorim is

@FavorTvavenue @PexkRioCFC @CFCMods Why would I sit?? I still believe Carrick will fail as we won't play high pressing football and still will be limited manager who will probably be Emery at best Not PL winning manager Santos was part of Amorim midfield, I can take tielemans as 3rd option and another OOP Baleba

Signing YourI Tielemans for £35m is disgustingly good business, fair play Manchester United.

@licha152547114 @Leumaswazhere2 You are saying nonsense from your trash brain filled with Scamorims shit. The fucking clown Scamorim got lammens and still got sacked because he is a fraud of a coach

@Leumaswazhere2 That happens when you deal with onana and Bayindir as your GK even ten hag found out the hard way in his 2nd season

Our longest unbeaten run under Amorim was 5 games in 14 months And It only happened once 🤣🤣🤣

@Adaaam93 @bane_bears @henrywinter Tuchel never controlled the flow of the game, he just did guess work like an amateur.

@bane_bears @henrywinter Agree but I think we lost the momentum massively after we scored even sending on fresh attackers don’t think it would of caused a difference

Thomas Tuchel talks. No regrets but plenty of pain, a plea for perspective, insistence he will not quit and belief that players hit by intensity of schedule. It's draining men. 48 hours after defeat to Argentina, England’s embattled head coach tried to answer his critics when talking last night on arrival here in Miami in advance of today’s World Cup third-place play-off against France. Tuchel refused to say whether Atlanta was “the most painful experience” of his football career. “I don't know. I had a lot of painful ones and it wouldn't be the last one.” Report from Miami. Main lines of questioning and TT answers… RESPONSIBLE. Who was responsible for England dropping off and for the defeat? Players or coach? “Listen, if it's easier, if someone takes the blame, I take the blame. No problem. This is the deal that you signed up for, as I understand it. "You have every right to do so (criticise), but I will not engage in this kind of game. For me, there's no one to blame. If you need someone to blame, I'll take the responsibility. I’m the head coach. If ‘drama’ is needed, if a blame game needs to be played, OK, we can do that, but I have the right to not engage with that.” SCAR. The pain remained. It’s a scar. “It’s a shock in the beginning. It's becoming more, more painful every single day. It will be a scar for us. Unfortunately, not the first one, and very likely, not the last one. This is what it is in high-level sports. We have to live with this. It’s our pain, my pain, the players’ pain, we feel the most pain of all. It is our scar that we carry. We have to live with this defeat, not the critics, not the experts, not our family members who suffer with us, and want only the best for us, but it's basically us.” NO REGRETS. Any regrets on his defensive substitutions when England were 1-0 up against Argentina? “I don't regret my decisions, because I felt that we become too passive, the momentum switches and I try to help my team. I took several decisions, trusting my instinct, my intuition, my experience, my trust in my competitiveness, and I took the decision to help the team and get the results. "We didn't get the result. So I take the responsibility for all these decisions. But the decisions are made under stress, the decisions are made in-game. I would regret if I didn't help, I would regret if we didn't react. But I have no regrets over the decisions.” PERSPECTIVE. A plea for perspective. “It's not so long ago that we were in front of 1000s and 1000s of fans in America, singing Wonderwall, right? What these players built in the last six-and-a-half weeks was just on the highest level in terms of togetherness, in terms of skill. This represents me and my values. We have to take the next step and play better football under pressure of the football in tournaments. We have another level to reach. “Maybe it's worth to put it into context. We lost the first official match together since 14 matches. We played in the semi-final against the world champions. We were (at) 85 minutes, 1-0 up. We played against the best player in the world. We are one of the top-four nations. France, Spain and Argentina expect to win the title. We were hoping, we would dream. We are not there yet. There is still a gap to close. And this is what we will do.” REACTION. What will England’s reaction be, starting against France? “I am competitive. Every player is competitive. We will have a reaction, and it starts from tomorrow. We will not stop chasing, hunting, challenging. If we win, we (England) have the best results of the World Cups in 60 years. That's the perspective, yes. We will show that the mentality is real, the spirit is real, and the togetherness that we have built is not to be questioned." PASSIVE. So what went wrong against Argentina? “We became too passive in the last 30 minutes. We could not get hold of the ball, we could not find duels anymore. Argentina had a lot of offensive changes and a lot of offensive positions. They were chasing a goal, the substitutes became more and more offensive. We could not stop the crosses and we could not stop the runners into the box. Argentina found another gear, another momentum, another belief. They built something over several years (together).” THREAT. His response to the growing Argentina threat? “We decided to play a back-five to have more width, (and) closer to the (Argentina) guys who cross. We did excellent after some minutes. We just became too passive, and Argentina found another gear.” SAKA. Why didn’t Bukayo Saka play against Argentina. “We decided for a more physical approach with Morgan Rogers. I felt like after the game against Norway, Morgan has something special in him. I'm glad he proved to us right with his assist (for Anthony Gordon’s goal).” DRAINED. Did England suffer a loss of intensity because their players were drained? “Even if we don't want to admit it, because it always feels like an excuse, I feel the game with 10 men in Mexico, the altitude, the travelling, we lost a complete night of sleep, and the game in the heat against Norway and in extra time cost us more than we maybe thought. The players gave everything physically every single match. If you see the intensity drop there must be a reason for it because the motivation was through the roof. We could not reach these kind of intensities.” BACKING. Tuchel enjoys FA backing, and he wants to stay on. “I can never change my thinking if I would like to carry on.” And so to the game with France. “There will be changes (to the line-up).” #FRAENG #ENG #FIFAWorldCup

@stuarbon @henrywinter Lmao 😂 who else is there? Are you joking? There are atleast a hundred coaches that would do better than Tucheliban

@henrywinter Just leave the guy alone. One minute he’s the darling of the tabloids, the next you go after him. So he leaves. Who else is there? Seriously? No one. He got it wrong, as soooo many have before. The difference is, he will come good if we allow him.

@CrownOfChelsea @henrywinter FACTOS! Only a brainless fool puck Madueke and leaves Palmer at home.

@henrywinter A lot of quality was sacrificed because TT wanted to grab headlines. Palmer, Foden, Wharton, Trent, Scott, Gibbs-White could walk into any team. If Palmer is in worst form still it would be better than Madueke's best form. This chap singlehandedly destroyed England's chances.

@harhdora @Primal_trader @debornair99 They are so foolish

@upagain01 @Primal_trader @debornair99 I said it in a post before it is those amorim dick suckers doing this

Maybe Kobbie was meant to do what Japanese fans are known for after each game at this World Cup. Maybe that’s the problem cause when has leaving the stadium with headphones ever been a problem. I see some United fans also lapping that, y’all need to really look into the mirror mehn. Rashford media propaganda began this way.

@CFCSnowy @GodEngland96297 @CFCDaily @alex_crook Any English manager right now would be better than Tuchel. Tuchel hasn’t been good as a coach for a while now. Howe or even McKenna can do a much better job than Tuchel. It makes it easier if it’s an English guy in the dugout. Tuchel will never work!

@GodEngland96297 @CFCDaily @alex_crook I know that route has worked for Spain but I think the problem for England is deeper than just the manager lol

Correct Thomas, you are firmly to blame. The most tactically inept 20+ minutes I can remember from any England manager in my lifetime.

@AlbumTalksHQ Damido can lie so easily

Davido on doing a Stadium Show in the UK 🗣️ — "This my show in London in August, the tickets we released was about 14k and it sold out in 6 minutes. The biggest stadium in London is not up to 90k. I announced my show 4 months ago, and there's still 1 month left. Calculate 6 minutes till now"

It’s taking forever but I’m forever patient

Two actually one to change the trajectory second to keep you solid cuz almost everyone fucks their first bag up. In all, just keep grinding!