Yes, I know, there are a lot of followers on here, I used to like and enjoy the game, but it really is now beyond belief, and there have also been lots conversations here about the exorbitant salaries paid (I am not going to say earned) by men with inflated egos, and now here we are - Manchester United have sacked their manager of months, because they are not winning, in other words they are not scoring goals - Wayne Rooney is paid (indeed demands) how much? so one would assume that some of the responsibility for the lack of goal scoring must be on his shoulders, so I do not understand why the manager who has had little time with the club gets the push! I don't know the man personally so have no personal interest in this, it just seems to me that managers are paid so much less than players, yet have to bear the brunt of failures on the part of the team to score goals.. I have probably got it all wrong, I usually do, but I do so hate unfairness, which is what this seems to me, although I suppose a manager's position comes with the knowledge that if the team fails then you are out. (Good job my lovely son in law cannot see this!)
When they're not watching, they're playing. Football mad indeed.