Ugarte

No sane person takes those random accounts seriously.

Ugarte has been good in my opinion, and it's worth remembering that he's still quite young and this is his first season in the PL. He's got the potentially to get better in the years to come.

By the standards of our recent signings, Ugarte has been a resounding success

comment by Jalisco Red (U4195)
posted 1 hour, 18 minutes ago
By the standards of our recent signings, Ugarte has been a resounding success
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More of a success than Fellaini?

Social media cranks, to be expected

Random people on Twitter are wildly celebrating the deportation without due legal process of legal migrants with no criminal acts to concentration camps in El Salvador. Opinions on Twitter are only valuable as a window on the advanced decline of civilisation.

I do wish we could make Stephen Fry Prime Minister.
The first acknowledged gay, intelligent, eloquent, atheist,
and with an IQ higher than the last half dozen PMs added together.

comment by manusince52 (U9692)
posted 38 minutes ago
I do wish we could make Stephen Fry Prime Minister.
The first acknowledged gay, intelligent, eloquent, atheist,
and with an IQ higher than the last half dozen PMs added together.
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Be funnier to replace trump with him watch the religious whacko’s and trump nonces over there’s heads explode.

comment by BerbaKing11 (U6256)
posted 16 hours, 59 minutes ago
No sane person takes those random accounts seriously.

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They do though? There are plenty of instances of this being discussed in various forms and people in this position repeatedly say that as much as you shouldn't look etc, you do, and it has an impact.

It's easy for you to brush off because it's not real to you. Players aren't going to sit and analyse it all, go through the accounts etc, they'll just see reels and reels of abuse.

Our fna base are horrendous for this. That's just a fact. Go on any social media platform and the way our players are spoken about is awful. Even on here, so much personal abuse and hatred aimed towards them and fair enough, they likely don't read it on here but if people say it on here then it'll be significantly worse on other platforms, obviously.

If you think it doesn't impact them then that's fine, but in reality dictates that it does. I've said for a long time that the way our players are treated will have an impact and almost everyone just scoffs and tells me I'm an idiot.

You don't think it's impacted Maguire at any point? Do people really think that no part of how Rashford has gotten on at the club has anything to do with the thousands upon thousands of people abusing his attitude, commitment etc and calling him all sorts? It may not be all on the fans but the anxiousness, negativity and toxicity around the club is absolutely partly driven by the fan base as a whole.

I've seen countless examples of fans claim that their ticket entitles them to be abusive and treat football players like they aren't human beings.

Money doesn't change the human psyche. This stuff definitely affects people.

comment by Ali - 🇪🇦 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 (U1192)
posted 15 hours, 57 minutes ago
comment by Jalisco Red (U4195)
posted 1 hour, 18 minutes ago
By the standards of our recent signings, Ugarte has been a resounding success
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More of a success than Fellaini?
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About the same

comment by TheFoxOutsideTheBox (U20459)
posted 1 hour, 58 minutes ago
comment by BerbaKing11 (U6256)
posted 16 hours, 59 minutes ago
No sane person takes those random accounts seriously.

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They do though? There are plenty of instances of this being discussed in various forms and people in this position repeatedly say that as much as you shouldn't look etc, you do, and it has an impact.

It's easy for you to brush off because it's not real to you. Players aren't going to sit and analyse it all, go through the accounts etc, they'll just see reels and reels of abuse.

Our fna base are horrendous for this. That's just a fact. Go on any social media platform and the way our players are spoken about is awful. Even on here, so much personal abuse and hatred aimed towards them and fair enough, they likely don't read it on here but if people say it on here then it'll be significantly worse on other platforms, obviously.

If you think it doesn't impact them then that's fine, but in reality dictates that it does. I've said for a long time that the way our players are treated will have an impact and almost everyone just scoffs and tells me I'm an idiot.

You don't think it's impacted Maguire at any point? Do people really think that no part of how Rashford has gotten on at the club has anything to do with the thousands upon thousands of people abusing his attitude, commitment etc and calling him all sorts? It may not be all on the fans but the anxiousness, negativity and toxicity around the club is absolutely partly driven by the fan base as a whole.

I've seen countless examples of fans claim that their ticket entitles them to be abusive and treat football players like they aren't human beings.

Money doesn't change the human psyche. This stuff definitely affects people.
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Absolutely correct. Saying somebody had a bad game, or didn't seem to be trying is normal and fine.
Criticism of them personally because they had all bad game, or you don't like their appearance is not on.