‘No jokes’ about Man Utd amid considered opinions on 20 Premier League clubs
In an attempt to stop the Premier League conversation being dominated by Liverpool and Arsenal, we have 20 considered opinions.
In an attempt to stop the Premier League conversation being dominated by Liverpool and Arsenal, we have 20 considered opinions.
‘If Liverpool lose the Carabao Cup to Crystal Palace, Fenway management should consider sacking Arne Slot!’ Should they really?
There’s some cautious Man Utd optimism after a third successive win that puts them above Liverpool but it’s still cautious.
Arsenal fans dream of some p***-boiling set-piece title action, while even a ‘procession’ would be refreshing.
Even the most diehard Liverpool fans are now turning on Arne Slot after that rotten performance against Brentford.
Liverpool are ‘absolute s***e’ and now in a ‘transition season’ as Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah are heavily criticised in today’s Mailbox.
The reaction to some Arne Slot quotes have led to some ‘po-faced nonsense analysis’ which ‘means we’re talking about the wrong bloody things’ with Liverpool.
Arne Slot might want to consider that other managers can play against Liverpool as they wish; it’s his job to coach against that.
Liverpool won and now the pressure is on Arne Slot to stick with that team v Brentford. Does he have the cojones?
‘Arteta out’ is the cry from the sarcastic as a brilliant Gunners performance – especially from Martin Zubimendi – is hailed.
There are pleas for Arne Slot to be sacked and pleas for patience for Arne Slot. But some things do need to change.
Has there ever been such a speedy fall from grace? Arne Slot is being destroyed by Liverpool fans and others.
‘Can we just bin him now despite the title?’ asks one Liverpool fan of the ever-moaning Arne Slot. He and a fair few of his players receive both barrels.
Arne Slot has been identified as ‘the problem’ at Liverpool after calling out his players, ‘telling everyone his tactics for free’ and not dropping stars.
Despite a 1-0 win over Fulham, Arsenal are still unable to convince everyone of their title credentials after scoring yet another set-piece goal.
A ‘petty hate narrative’ on Ruben Amorim has been debunked, while we have an extended England World Cup ladder that includes Gary Neville…
Sir Jim Ratcliffe clearly doesn’t rate the Manchester United academy and Ruben Amorim has an inflexible system, so there is concern over three young stars.
Are Harry Kane and Bukayo Saka not ‘special’ enough to get the credit they deserve? And is Roy Keane right about Djed Spence?
Harry Kane and Bukayo Saka are brilliant footballers but do they get the credit they deserve? Let’s start with the hair.
Manchester United can never dominate with a formation made for counter-punchers for reasons outlined in full here.
It’s a very slow day in the Mailbox but a man’s AITA Reddit-style question from Sunday has had a vociferous response.
All Ruben Amorim needs to do to fix Manchester United’s problems with his 3-5-2 formation is take a look at early 90s Liverpool.
Man Utd are now ‘too big to succeed with the 2025 media landscape making it impossible for any manager to escape the ‘relentless and cacophonous’ noise.
There have been plenty of indications but the straw that breaks the Manchester United camel back is here.
Gary Neville’s comments have inevitably brought division to a Mailbox that includes talk of ‘delusion’ among us ‘sissy left-wing’ types.
Gary Neville likely knew the reaction his comments would evoke, but did he know the furore ‘won’t stop until he’s taken off Sky and his Overlap podcast’?
Manchester United have been ‘not good’ and ’embarrassing at times’ but the Ruben Amorim sack calls continue because of one game – and his ‘ridiculous’ subs.
Pointing fingers at Arsenal ‘is as hilarious as it is transparent’ after they were able to respond to that Liverpool defeat to ‘muscle’ past the champions.
Liverpool were ‘simply unacceptable’ in defeat to Chelsea and not one single player ’emerged with any credit’. But Arsenal should face more criticism.
Liverpool boss Arne Slot is ‘making the same mistake’ as predecessor Jurgen Klopp at Anfield after their 2-1 defeat to Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
Liverpool stars Virgil van Dijk and Mo Salah are obviously slowing down; it’s in the data. Also: is Man Utd vs Sunderland a relegation six-pointer?
One Liverpool supporter is particularly riled at the idea Mo Salah and Virgil van Dijk have ‘downed tools’. Maybe Arne Slot’s transition will just take time.
Liverpool are counting the cost of handing Mohamed Salah his bumper new contract and Virgil van Dijk is too old to neutralise the ‘complete sh*t’ alongside him.