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SunFlash
3 years ago
I honestly never thought I'd see the day.
Too bad he's the fall guy and the Glazers still won't be held accountable by anyone and continue destroying the club.
UnitedofManchester
3 years ago
finally! that wanker is going
ForeverBayern
3 years ago
I hear Juve president is gone as well
Emobot7
3 years ago
@ForeverBayern Made a quick research and from what I seen it was actually false. Wouldn't have complained though if he would have done it. :P
United_Hates_Blues
3 years ago
Enough is enough. We want our club back! LUHG
uncle_touchy
3 years ago
Edited
Edited* wrong thread.
Mourinho's philosophy won him trophies,but sometimes as a manager you need to learn things not the same mind games every year. He'll still go down in history as the special one, a great manager with love for football.
Ed Woodward to resign as Manchester United executive vice chairman
Ed Woodward has resigned as executive vice chairman of Manchester United.
Woodward’s resignation comes after Manchester United were heavily criticised by their own supporters for agreeing to join a breakaway European Super League.
It is understood Woodward will leave the club at the end of 2021. Woodward took the post at Old Trafford in 2013.
Why has he resigned?
Woodward’s decision to resign as Manchester United executive vice chairman comes after a tumultuous 48 hours following the announcement of a breakaway European Super League.
Legendary manager Sir Alex Ferguson was among those to voice his opposition to the decision.
“Talk of a Super League is a move away from 70 years of European club football,” he told Reuters.
“Both as a player for a provincial team Dunfermline in the 60s and as a manager at Aberdeen winning the European Cup Winners’ Cup, for a small provincial club in Scotland it was like climbing Mount Everest.”
The club were also heavily criticised by former player Gary Neville on Sky Sports, while current players Marcus Rashford, Bruno Fernandes and Luke Shaw all made their displeasure known.
What next for the Super League?
Plans for a European Super League now hang by a thread after Chelsea and Manchester City withdrew from the planned breakaway tournament on Tuesday night.
15 clubs had announced that they were ‘founding members’ of the new tournament on Sunday.
But the double withdrawal plus the news of Woodward’s departure from Manchester United, another founding member, means the breakaway tournament now hangs in the balance.
Manchester United are reportedly preparing a £90M bid for 27 year old Harry Kane.
The striker has already said he wants to leave Spurs if the club fail to secure Champions League football next season. The Glazers are reportedly keen to make the move fast in an attempt to get fans back on their side👀📝⚽️
https://footyroom.co/forum/discussions/harry-kane-next-club-odds-122725
Ed Woodward to resign as Manchester United executive vice chairman
Ed Woodward has resigned as executive vice chairman of Manchester United.
Woodward’s resignation comes after Manchester United were heavily criticised by their own supporters for agreeing to join a breakaway European Super League.
It is understood Woodward will leave the club at the end of 2021. Woodward took the post at Old Trafford in 2013.
Why has he resigned?
Woodward’s decision to resign as Manchester United executive vice chairman comes after a tumultuous 48 hours following the announcement of a breakaway European Super League.
Legendary manager Sir Alex Ferguson was among those to voice his opposition to the decision.
“Talk of a Super League is a move away from 70 years of European club football,” he told Reuters.
“Both as a player for a provincial team Dunfermline in the 60s and as a manager at Aberdeen winning the European Cup Winners’ Cup, for a small provincial club in Scotland it was like climbing Mount Everest.”
The club were also heavily criticised by former player Gary Neville on Sky Sports, while current players Marcus Rashford, Bruno Fernandes and Luke Shaw all made their displeasure known.
What next for the Super League?
Plans for a European Super League now hang by a thread after Chelsea and Manchester City withdrew from the planned breakaway tournament on Tuesday night.
15 clubs had announced that they were ‘founding members’ of the new tournament on Sunday.
But the double withdrawal plus the news of Woodward’s departure from Manchester United, another founding member, means the breakaway tournament now hangs in the balance.