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With this change, ad-supported consumption on DSPs will carry significantly more weight, leading to greater representation for hip-hop and Latin on the Billboard charts. Long overdue!
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Woodward never had us anywhere near the relegation zone
— This coming from one of the biggest Woodward haters
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I see Ratcliffe's merry group of frauds Wilcox and Berrada are preaching "calm", calm whilst we sit in the relegation zone. Incredible.
Let's be real, they are delaying pulling the trigger on sacking Carrick because they know when they do that they have got to go too.
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i don't think we're angry enough as a fanbase. we are 18th in the premier league in november. our last and only premier league win was back in august. berrada and wilcox are both smiling and pumping their fists after an equaliser. carrick is taking positives from the game. wtf???
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I can’t understand the Dishoom hate. The food and drinks are consistently very good. It’s not the best Indian restaurant in the UK but to say there’s something better in 90% of our towns is a lie. It’s probably the best chain restaurant in the country.
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@SaeedTV_ admits the Empty Old Trafford protest “flopped,” but says he’s still glad he did it. He argues it exposed two things: Manchester United fans largely don’t care enough to act, and real change requires serious sacrifice that most supporters aren’t willing to make.
He explains that any walk-out relies on people actually leaving the stadium (and others following), which is hard because fans wait to see if anyone else moves first. He insists it has to come from the heart, says he doesn’t care about people laughing at him, and notes he doesn’t even want to watch United right now — he just wanted the club to change. #mufc
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So they would have sacked him at 90 minutes, but 6 minutes and 2 goals later, he's fine to carry on?
You can't make decisions like that. This is not a serious club.
🚨💣 BREAKING:
🗣️ @lauriewhitwell on the temperature regarding Michael Carrick keeping his job:
"They wanted to give him [Carrick] time to turn results around without giving the definition. We then found out it was to do with the international break which is at this point and a reassessment is in the works.
I’ve been making a few calls tonight and the temperature doesn’t feel like…the way it’s happened at the end [of the Villa game] with two late goals, doesn’t feel like an immediate urgency to make that kind of call again.
[…] I don’t sense that’s a situation that’s going to change, I don’t think Michael Carrick is going to lose his job as we speak right now."
[@TOTDevils]
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#mufc 19th and currently 11 points off top four. Mourinho was sacked when they were 11 points behind (but sixth) in 2018. Ten Hag (14th) and Solskjaer (eighth) were six points off when they went and Amorim (sixth) was only three points off fourth.
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David Ornstein said he thinks #mufc do not have a clear plan regarding the head coach situation and that they want Michael Carrick to succeed:
"I think the truth here at Old Trafford is that they do want Michael Carrick to succeed.
If they wanted to remove him and make a change, I think they would’ve already done it by now and found an interim solution. With that result in midweek against Roma, there was a bit of improved spirit, and let’s see what happens against Villa today.
Then the truth is, Gary, there isn’t a firm plan here at Old Trafford for what to do if they were to make a change. No doubt they would’ve had conversations with representatives in recent weeks, and they’ll have more time to do so over the international break.
A disastrous result today might make you think there will be a change, but as things stand, they’re continuing with Michael Carrick. I don’t know of a clear alternative plan."