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No it isn't.

Ruud van Nistelrooy has just left Man Utd! https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/ce31kjykk8vo Just saying 🤔

We need a new guy in ASAP, (but it's got to be the right guy obviously) hopefully we'll all get behind him as we need to move on. MR has gone, we loved what he did for us, but it's all change. The only constant through all of this saga is the fan base. SBA.

Because there's been a parting of a long term relationship, and it's cost him a fucking fortune!

Just to be clear, did you shake each others heads or just your own? I know it's no laughing matter, but sometimes it's the only way to make any sense of this totaly fucked up world.

Unless I've missed something all we've heard is an alleged remark made about F.L. having put in his application. And that's not been confirmed.

That's actually closer to the truth than you'd imagine. Saying no more.

King wants ace performances with players playing their hearts out in a diamond formation in front of a Full house!

Went flying in 2 footed, Doug squared up and they bumped heads, she's lucky to escape a red card. Clive dragged her away and calmed her down.

Not without compensation.

Surely he acted on the clubs issues by sacking the manager, there's no bigger call than that. (Rightly or wrongly)

Mark Robins must have got the Match of the day gig!

It's not an unusual position, a fall out with someone you work for doesn't necessarily give a legal reason for dismissal. And there may well be a legal case for compensation, and maybe even defamation etc. Let's be honest, scum bag solicitors will always find some loophole to take a case on.

We wanted to hear from DK, and he fronted up and told us his side of things, that's the only side he can give us. And as MR and AV have gone, it's the only side that really matters. The sacking was a huge, huge call, but results since the Wolves game havnt been good enough, and our...

Decent performance from Doug, but the questioning wasn't as tough as it could of been. It reminded me of when we knocked Oxford out of the F.A. cup. An easy nights work.

This is just going to divide the fan base even more, some are just going to call him out no matter what he said, and others will no doubt reluctantly accept that a break down of the back room staff resulted in poor results and a parting of the manager. His first words basically took the...

That's the same at every football club, the average manager lasts 12-18 months, before getting a big payoff. We won't be short of applicants.

For reasons of ballance. Not everyone wants to lay the boot in. (Well one doesnt)

There's no point asking the same question umpteen times from every possible angle.

Who's making that knocking noise? Is it MR trying to get out of his box?