Albert Quixall

An interesting interview with Wilf. For those of you who don't know, Wilf managed the team for a very brief period after Sir Matt retired. The appointment was not universally acclaimed by the fans or the players and there was a split in the dressing room. Wilf was relieved of his duties and Sir Matt took over until the end of the 1969-70 season. Wilf returned to managing the reserves and quit the club at season's end to manage in Greece. https://www.theguardian.com/football/2019/nov/13/wilf-mcguinness-manchester-united-matt-busby-babes

You should have heard the names opposing fans called Remi Moses.

I hope they bin at the end of the season. We should have beaten them the other week. City look outclassed today and in need of an overhaul.

If I were a conspiracy theorist, I'd say that a hidden hand is helping the dippers this season.

That takes some of the pressure off. Brighton were pretty poor but their away form has been that way. But let's not take anything away from a decent performance from United. Should have been 5-1 but Rashford contrived to miss two golden chances. Sheff United away will be a tougher test.

Starting to look that way. If he is injured, there's no sense in bringing him back before he's fully fit but I suspect he's written this season off.

Watching Spurs v Sheff United. VAR took 3 fucking minutes to chalk off the equalizing goal for United. This isn't football any more. I turned off the TV in disgust. VAR is a blight.

Alty away at York tomorrow. Hope they get a result.

Well he drops a bit of a hint. Only LVG has had the balls to blow the gaff on the state of United. Mourinho won't - yet, but I think he will at some point.

I'd almost forgotten that. That was ugly. I remember when we played Leicester in the run-in in 1967. David Herd was bearing down on goal and as he let fly, his leg collided with a Leicester defender's leg and it snapped. The ball beat Banks and went in but that was forgotten as players from both sides ran towards Herd. Banks looked pretty shaken by it and he ended up letting in 5 that day but Herd didn't recover and was eventually sold on to Stoke.

On five star cuisine too.

On my screen, I can't tell what the image is; it's a mess of line and squiggles that are stretched out down the page. Leicester look solid at the back. Rogers is no mug and had Maguire been crucial to his plans, he would never have let him go, even for what we were offering. He's a decent centre half but if I were to rate him alongside others that have played for us, he would be some way down the pecking order.

Hey Swellman, are you going blind? The font you used can be read from 30 feet away and the photo looks like something a schizophrenic sees when he watches Match of the Day.

Ghastly noise.

Almost forgot. How's Evans doing at Leicester? Shame we sold him.