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I know it’s never the ideal situation and the likelihood is absolutely minimal
But just looking at the current state of Utd, relegation would be the best thing for them.
They’d offload all that dead wood that’s accumulated and have the financial power when they inevitably immediately returned to the PL to assemble a squad to suit the manager at that point.
 
Clearlake Cartel said:
I know it’s never the ideal situation and the likelihood is absolutely minimal
But just looking at the current state of Utd, relegation would be the best thing for them.
They’d offload all that dead wood that’s accumulated and have the financial power when they inevitably immediately returned to the PL to assemble a squad to suit the manager at that point.
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Manchester derby in the Championship next season? :biggrin:
 
Clearlake Cartel said:
I know it’s never the ideal situation and the likelihood is absolutely minimal
But just looking at the current state of Utd, relegation would be the best thing for them.
They’d offload all that dead wood that’s accumulated and have the financial power when they inevitably immediately returned to the PL to assemble a squad to suit the manager at that point.
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Relegation is highly unlikely, there are worse teams. Even if it were to happen it would change nothing. The issue is patently obviously the hierarchy. Idiotic recruiting, Offshore Jim running things like he does all his businesses, slashing and burning to cut costs while bleeding money hiring and firing coaches. Incompetence rules.
 
Jay Lynch of Fleetwood Town celebrates saving Arsenal's fourth penalty taken by Bruno Guimaraes in the penalty shootout during the Carabao Cup Fourth Round
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Fleetwood keeper Jay Lynch saved Bruno Guimaraes' penalty, Arsenal's fourth, to set his side on their way to an improbable victory
 
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