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Sources tell ESPN that PRO has filed an Unfair Labor Practice charge against PSRA executive board member Chris Penso saying he “unlawfully threatened and coerced potential replacement workers.”
The charges state that Penso’s threats included telling potential replacement workers “that performing officiating work during a lockout would negatively impact the officials’ eligibility for assignments to officiate college soccer matches.”
So yes, the charges and countercharges between the PSRA and PRO are piling up.
I love that Maguire scores the goal and then has the hand in the Fulham go ahead goal. ETH and too many of these players just aren’t good enough. Clean house (again).
I love that Maguire scores the goal and then has the hand in the Fulham go ahead goal. ETH and too many of these players just aren’t good enough. Clean house (again).
As someone who followed Liverpool from 1998 to 2016, and chose Liverpool partly because of the rivalry with the 90s bandwagoneers favorite United, I feel for the United fans. I didn't get to enjoy the dominant period before the fall, but it sucked to read, year after year, why things would finally turn around and buy into each new coach/purchase. At least Liverpool had some big cup success --2 FA Cups, a cup treble, a Champions League -- and a couple years where they were legit close to winning league.
And at the same time, this period of suckitude can't go on long enough to satisfy my schadenfreude. I still enjoy every loss and every lost year. At some point it will get very hard to attract and retain truly top talent. I hope the Glazers never sell.
I love that Maguire scores the goal and then has the hand in the Fulham go ahead goal. ETH and too many of these players just aren’t good enough. Clean house (again).
I love that Maguire scores the goal and then has the hand in the Fulham go ahead goal. ETH and too many of these players just aren’t good enough. Clean house (again).
I talked about my goals for my club... The usmnt... Being that they impose themselves and dictate games- win or lose.
I had no idea what United was trying to do. Some solid players, who looked like they were trying hard and have the ability to put stuff together... But no direction and no MF presence.
I love that Maguire scores the goal and then has the hand in the Fulham go ahead goal. ETH and too many of these players just aren’t good enough. Clean house (again).
United can't "clean house" until they get rid of ten Hag - he is responsible for many of the players there, and the club really just lack an identity right now. A few individual moments of brilliance, but nothing coherent.
I have to think Ratcliffe will want to put his stamp on the team this summer - beginning with a new manager, but not sure whether he goes for a Tuchel, or more of a long-term option.
I love that Maguire scores the goal and then has the hand in the Fulham go ahead goal. ETH and too many of these players just aren’t good enough. Clean house (again).
I talked about my goals for my club... The usmnt... Being that they impose themselves and dictate games- win or lose.
I had no idea what United was trying to do. Some solid players, who looked like they were trying hard and have the ability to put stuff together... But no direction and no MF presence.
I love that Maguire scores the goal and then has the hand in the Fulham go ahead goal. ETH and too many of these players just aren’t good enough. Clean house (again).
United can't "clean house" until they get rid of ten Hag - he is responsible for many of the players there, and the club really just lack an identity right now. A few individual moments of brilliance, but nothing coherent.
I have to think Ratcliffe will want to put his stamp on the team this summer - beginning with a new manager, but not sure whether he goes for a Tuchel, or more of a long-term option.
How can you possibly keep a team from scoring on their own goal from a kickoff?
Even back then.. kick forward a foot in center circle and then bang it back to your own goal. Other team can't possibly get there in time to do anything about it.
Celtic trying to claw the Premiership championship back from Rangers who are trying to go wire-to-wire here...
Celtic up 6-0 at ht. 6 different goal scorers, don't see that often.
Rangers down 0-1 at HT to Kilmarnock
And they had not won an away game this season since MW1
The game was poor. The crowd outside of certain pockets and moments, was poor. But the Fulham fans in the corner were in full voice, the fans in the Stretford End was doing what they could. The excitement after the equalizer and the hope for a winner brought the crowd to life. But with most games, United waits until the end to play and the crowd is no where to be found.
But the experience of being there was unbelievable. The hoards of people walking and arriving at the game (both at OT and the Emirates) was amazing. And started 4-5 hours before. No parking lots just trains, trolleys and walking. I can't describe how cool the stadiums and match days are.
We were also at the Emirates to watch the Arsenal women crush the United women. Record crowd for a woman's game for Arsenal, 60K fans. Also amazing.
One of the days we did some train hoping around London. Got to walk around the stadiums for Chelsea, Fulham, West Ham, Tottenham and also went to Wembley. Fulham you wouldn't know there was a stadium there. Freakin Awesome. Also went to Wrexham, had a drink in the pub and saw their stadium. The new end seats is the "Fourth Wall".
Checked out Richmond and had a drink at the pub in Ted Lasso. Didn't get over to see the stadium they used for training or Palace's stadium.
One of the days we did some train hoping around London. Got to walk around the stadiums for Chelsea, Fulham, West Ham, Tottenham and also went to Wembley. Fulham you wouldn't know there was a stadium there. Freakin Awesome. Also went to Wrexham, had a drink in the pub and saw their stadium. The new end seats is the "Fourth Wall".
Checked out Richmond and had a drink at the pub in Ted Lasso. Didn't get over to see the stadium they used for training or Palace's stadium.
One of the days we did some train hoping around London. Got to walk around the stadiums for Chelsea, Fulham, West Ham, Tottenham and also went to Wembley. Fulham you wouldn't know there was a stadium there. Freakin Awesome. Also went to Wrexham, had a drink in the pub and saw their stadium. The new end seats is the "Fourth Wall".
Checked out Richmond and had a drink at the pub in Ted Lasso. Didn't get over to see the stadium they used for training or Palace's stadium.
Yes, where they filmed the alley to Ted's apt, the street outside, the park, the Pub and the phone booths is in Richmond. Neither stadium is in Richmond.
BREAKING: U.S. Soccer have announced the format of the 2023-24 U.S. Open Cup, confirming that only 8 of a possible 26 MLS teams will have their first teams participate.Those clubs: Atlanta United, FC Dallas, Houston Dynamo, LAFC, RSL, San Jose, Seattle Sounders, Sporting KC.
Reports are Charlotte is signing RW Liel Abada in a young DP slot from Celtic. He plays for the Israeli national and it seems like Celtic supporters have been giving him a hard time over the war in Gaza. Fills a big hole in the roster for Charlotte after losing Swiderski and Jozwiak
It's still weird to see how helpless United is against top teams. I know they're in 6th or whatever, but they looked utterly out of ideas and couldn't hold the ball to save their lives at City.
It's still weird to see how helpless United is against top teams. I know they're in 6th or whatever, but they looked utterly out of ideas and couldn't hold the ball to save their lives at City.
It's still weird to see how helpless United is against top teams. I know they're in 6th or whatever, but they looked utterly out of ideas and couldn't hold the ball to save their lives at City.
It's still weird to see how helpless United is against top teams. I know they're in 6th or whatever, but they looked utterly out of ideas and couldn't hold the ball to save their lives at City.
I saw this online.....what a legacy ETH is building...
Some of the records broken by Erik ten Hag:
- Manchester United hadn't lost 13 games by Christmas since 1930, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't gone 4 games in a row without scoring since 1992, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't finished bottom of their CL group since 2006, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost back to back games to West Ham since 2007, until Erik Ten Hag.
- No Manchester United manager has conceded 20 goals to Liverpool/City in their first 7 games against them since Alfred Albut in the 1800s, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never finished with as few as 5 points in the CL group stages in the competition's history, until Erik Ten Hag
- No English club had ever conceded 15 goals in the CL group stages in the competition's history until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never lost 4 of 6 CL group games in the competition's history, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never failed to keep a clean sheet in 5 of 6 CL group games in the competition's history, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never lost 12 of the opening 23 games of the season, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Bournemouth had never won at Old Trafford, Until Erik Ten Hag.
- Bournemouth had never scored 3 goals at Old Trafford, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Bournemouth had never kept a clean sheet at Old Trafford, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never lost 7 of the opening 16 PL games, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost back to back league games against Newcastle since 1972, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost 3 games in a row to Newcastle United since 1922, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Newcastle hadn't kept 3 clean sheets in a row against Manchester United since 1897, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never lost 6 of the opening 14 games of a PL season, until Erik Ten Hag.
- No English team in CL history had ever conceded 14 goals in the first 5 CL group games, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never conceded 3+ goals in 4 different CL games in a season, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never lost a CL game they were leading by 2 goals, until Erik Ten Hag, twice since.
- Manchester United hadn't lost a game they were leading by 2+ goals since 2014, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never dropped this many points from a winning position in CL history, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never conceded 4+ in two CL group games, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost 9 of the opening 17 games since 1974, until Erik Ten Hag.
- No team had ever given away 4 penalties in their first 4 CL group games in the competition's history, until Erik Ten Hag.
- No player as young as Roony Bardghji had scored against Manchester United in the CL, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost 8 of the opening 15 games in a season since 1962, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost 5 of their first 10 games at Old Trafford since 1931, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Newcastle hadn't won at Old Trafford since 2013, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Newcastle hadn't won a cup game against Manchester United since 1994, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost twice in a row to Newcastle since 1972, until Erik Ten Hag.
- No post war Manchester United manager had conceded 20 goals to City and Liverpool in their first 6 games against them, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost 5 of the opening 10 league games in 36 years, until Erik Ten Hag.-
- Galatasaray hadn't won a game on English soil in 117 years of existence, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never lost the opening 2 CL group games, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never conceded 7 goals in the opening 2 CL group games, until Erik Ten Hag.
It's still weird to see how helpless United is against top teams. I know they're in 6th or whatever, but they looked utterly out of ideas and couldn't hold the ball to save their lives at City.
I saw this online.....what a legacy ETH is building...
Some of the records broken by Erik ten Hag:
- Manchester United hadn't lost 13 games by Christmas since 1930, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't gone 4 games in a row without scoring since 1992, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't finished bottom of their CL group since 2006, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost back to back games to West Ham since 2007, until Erik Ten Hag.
- No Manchester United manager has conceded 20 goals to Liverpool/City in their first 7 games against them since Alfred Albut in the 1800s, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never finished with as few as 5 points in the CL group stages in the competition's history, until Erik Ten Hag
- No English club had ever conceded 15 goals in the CL group stages in the competition's history until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never lost 4 of 6 CL group games in the competition's history, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never failed to keep a clean sheet in 5 of 6 CL group games in the competition's history, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never lost 12 of the opening 23 games of the season, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Bournemouth had never won at Old Trafford, Until Erik Ten Hag.
- Bournemouth had never scored 3 goals at Old Trafford, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Bournemouth had never kept a clean sheet at Old Trafford, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never lost 7 of the opening 16 PL games, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost back to back league games against Newcastle since 1972, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost 3 games in a row to Newcastle United since 1922, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Newcastle hadn't kept 3 clean sheets in a row against Manchester United since 1897, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never lost 6 of the opening 14 games of a PL season, until Erik Ten Hag.
- No English team in CL history had ever conceded 14 goals in the first 5 CL group games, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never conceded 3+ goals in 4 different CL games in a season, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never lost a CL game they were leading by 2 goals, until Erik Ten Hag, twice since.
- Manchester United hadn't lost a game they were leading by 2+ goals since 2014, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never dropped this many points from a winning position in CL history, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never conceded 4+ in two CL group games, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost 9 of the opening 17 games since 1974, until Erik Ten Hag.
- No team had ever given away 4 penalties in their first 4 CL group games in the competition's history, until Erik Ten Hag.
- No player as young as Roony Bardghji had scored against Manchester United in the CL, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost 8 of the opening 15 games in a season since 1962, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost 5 of their first 10 games at Old Trafford since 1931, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Newcastle hadn't won at Old Trafford since 2013, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Newcastle hadn't won a cup game against Manchester United since 1994, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost twice in a row to Newcastle since 1972, until Erik Ten Hag.
- No post war Manchester United manager had conceded 20 goals to City and Liverpool in their first 6 games against them, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost 5 of the opening 10 league games in 36 years, until Erik Ten Hag.-
- Galatasaray hadn't won a game on English soil in 117 years of existence, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never lost the opening 2 CL group games, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never conceded 7 goals in the opening 2 CL group games, until Erik Ten Hag.
It's still weird to see how helpless United is against top teams. I know they're in 6th or whatever, but they looked utterly out of ideas and couldn't hold the ball to save their lives at City.
I saw this online.....what a legacy ETH is building...
Some of the records broken by Erik ten Hag:
- Manchester United hadn't lost 13 games by Christmas since 1930, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't gone 4 games in a row without scoring since 1992, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't finished bottom of their CL group since 2006, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost back to back games to West Ham since 2007, until Erik Ten Hag.
- No Manchester United manager has conceded 20 goals to Liverpool/City in their first 7 games against them since Alfred Albut in the 1800s, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never finished with as few as 5 points in the CL group stages in the competition's history, until Erik Ten Hag
- No English club had ever conceded 15 goals in the CL group stages in the competition's history until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never lost 4 of 6 CL group games in the competition's history, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never failed to keep a clean sheet in 5 of 6 CL group games in the competition's history, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never lost 12 of the opening 23 games of the season, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Bournemouth had never won at Old Trafford, Until Erik Ten Hag.
- Bournemouth had never scored 3 goals at Old Trafford, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Bournemouth had never kept a clean sheet at Old Trafford, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never lost 7 of the opening 16 PL games, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost back to back league games against Newcastle since 1972, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost 3 games in a row to Newcastle United since 1922, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Newcastle hadn't kept 3 clean sheets in a row against Manchester United since 1897, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never lost 6 of the opening 14 games of a PL season, until Erik Ten Hag.
- No English team in CL history had ever conceded 14 goals in the first 5 CL group games, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never conceded 3+ goals in 4 different CL games in a season, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never lost a CL game they were leading by 2 goals, until Erik Ten Hag, twice since.
- Manchester United hadn't lost a game they were leading by 2+ goals since 2014, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never dropped this many points from a winning position in CL history, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never conceded 4+ in two CL group games, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost 9 of the opening 17 games since 1974, until Erik Ten Hag.
- No team had ever given away 4 penalties in their first 4 CL group games in the competition's history, until Erik Ten Hag.
- No player as young as Roony Bardghji had scored against Manchester United in the CL, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost 8 of the opening 15 games in a season since 1962, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost 5 of their first 10 games at Old Trafford since 1931, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Newcastle hadn't won at Old Trafford since 2013, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Newcastle hadn't won a cup game against Manchester United since 1994, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost twice in a row to Newcastle since 1972, until Erik Ten Hag.
- No post war Manchester United manager had conceded 20 goals to City and Liverpool in their first 6 games against them, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost 5 of the opening 10 league games in 36 years, until Erik Ten Hag.-
- Galatasaray hadn't won a game on English soil in 117 years of existence, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never lost the opening 2 CL group games, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never conceded 7 goals in the opening 2 CL group games, until Erik Ten Hag.
Crap organizations change managers every couple years and this cycle never breaks. He led them to a trophy and a 3rd place finish in his first year. His second year has been marred with injuries. Yes he has a lot to answer for some of the players brought in and his in game management. Questions can be asked why the team is so inconsistent and lacking in several areas.
But he also has his hands tied by the following:
- a lack of depth and players starting who should be on the bench,
- a lot of dead weight players that should not have remained at the club being kept and even extended instead of sold
-being part way through a massive overhaul and having to rely players brought in by 4 different managers with 4 different systems
-A crap ownership group with no direction or urgency or structure.
-Underperforming players who seem to have outlasted several managers.
I can understand why fans want him out. I can also understand why he should get more time. IF (BIG IF) Ratcliff and Ineos are putting in a proper structure, and providing the right support from above, I would like to see him get more time.
It's still weird to see how helpless United is against top teams. I know they're in 6th or whatever, but they looked utterly out of ideas and couldn't hold the ball to save their lives at City.
I saw this online.....what a legacy ETH is building...
Some of the records broken by Erik ten Hag:
- Manchester United hadn't lost 13 games by Christmas since 1930, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't gone 4 games in a row without scoring since 1992, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't finished bottom of their CL group since 2006, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost back to back games to West Ham since 2007, until Erik Ten Hag.
- No Manchester United manager has conceded 20 goals to Liverpool/City in their first 7 games against them since Alfred Albut in the 1800s, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never finished with as few as 5 points in the CL group stages in the competition's history, until Erik Ten Hag
- No English club had ever conceded 15 goals in the CL group stages in the competition's history until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never lost 4 of 6 CL group games in the competition's history, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never failed to keep a clean sheet in 5 of 6 CL group games in the competition's history, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never lost 12 of the opening 23 games of the season, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Bournemouth had never won at Old Trafford, Until Erik Ten Hag.
- Bournemouth had never scored 3 goals at Old Trafford, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Bournemouth had never kept a clean sheet at Old Trafford, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never lost 7 of the opening 16 PL games, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost back to back league games against Newcastle since 1972, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost 3 games in a row to Newcastle United since 1922, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Newcastle hadn't kept 3 clean sheets in a row against Manchester United since 1897, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never lost 6 of the opening 14 games of a PL season, until Erik Ten Hag.
- No English team in CL history had ever conceded 14 goals in the first 5 CL group games, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never conceded 3+ goals in 4 different CL games in a season, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never lost a CL game they were leading by 2 goals, until Erik Ten Hag, twice since.
- Manchester United hadn't lost a game they were leading by 2+ goals since 2014, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never dropped this many points from a winning position in CL history, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never conceded 4+ in two CL group games, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost 9 of the opening 17 games since 1974, until Erik Ten Hag.
- No team had ever given away 4 penalties in their first 4 CL group games in the competition's history, until Erik Ten Hag.
- No player as young as Roony Bardghji had scored against Manchester United in the CL, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost 8 of the opening 15 games in a season since 1962, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost 5 of their first 10 games at Old Trafford since 1931, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Newcastle hadn't won at Old Trafford since 2013, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Newcastle hadn't won a cup game against Manchester United since 1994, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost twice in a row to Newcastle since 1972, until Erik Ten Hag.
- No post war Manchester United manager had conceded 20 goals to City and Liverpool in their first 6 games against them, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United hadn't lost 5 of the opening 10 league games in 36 years, until Erik Ten Hag.-
- Galatasaray hadn't won a game on English soil in 117 years of existence, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never lost the opening 2 CL group games, until Erik Ten Hag.
- Manchester United had never conceded 7 goals in the opening 2 CL group games, until Erik Ten Hag.
Crap organizations change managers every couple years and this cycle never breaks. He led them to a trophy and a 3rd place finish in his first year. His second year has been marred with injuries. Yes he has a lot to answer for some of the players brought in and his in game management. Questions can be asked why the team is so inconsistent and lacking in several areas.
But he also has his hands tied by the following:
- a lack of depth and players starting who should be on the bench,
- a lot of dead weight players that should not have remained at the club being kept and even extended instead of sold
-being part way through a massive overhaul and having to rely players brought in by 4 different managers with 4 different systems
-A crap ownership group with no direction or urgency or structure.
-Underperforming players who seem to have outlasted several managers.
I can understand why fans want him out. I can also understand why he should get more time. IF (BIG IF) Ratcliff and Ineos are putting in a proper structure, and providing the right support from above, I would like to see him get more time.
We could go round and round on this, but my position is simple. Look at the list Andy posted - the guy just hasn't been good enough and there's no indication that he will be. It would be different if he was getting decent results. They aren't AND look like a mid-table club at best almost every match. He has one of the most expensive sides in the world and can't get any kind of performance out of them - not to mention all the issues he's had with individual players.
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