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Ashy

@AshyLeeds

Lecturer, Linguist. PhD from Leeds uni. Interests: sociolinguistics, corpus linguistics, CMC, and language and virtual identity. MUFC forever!

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Die-hard @ManUtd fan and official member of the IraqiMUFC supporters club. Previous season ticket holder. Love help gaining more followers.


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🚨 Ruben Amorim: "Ruud van Nistelrooy is a legend of Man United. He did great job". "Will he stay? I’ve to talk with him in the next hours and then I will explain everything. Let’s wait", told @lauriewhitwell

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Ruud. Thank You ❤️

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It's done. Bem-vindo ao Manchester United, Ruben Amorim 🇵🇹🤝🔴 #MUFC


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Ruben Amorim will join United on Monday 11 November ⏳🇵🇹 #MUFC


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🔴🔐 It’s all SIGNED for Manuel Ugarte. New Manchester United player. 🇺🇾


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Retweet ONLY if you stood by Man United during this era.

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Happy 49th birthday to one of the greatest midfielders to ever grace the pitch of football, Paul Scholes. 🥳🎂

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Goal! Man United finally make the breakthrough! Victor Lindelöf lashes home from close range. #beINPL #MUFC


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Sir Bobby Charlton, 1937-2023. Forever loved ❤️


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The Premier League is deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Sir Bobby Charlton, one of the greatest players in English football history.   Our thoughts and sincere condolences go to Sir Bobby’s family and friends, and to all at Manchester United.

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Bobby Charlton saw close friends die at Munich. He helped lead Manchester United's recovery to become English, then European champions. For decades the club's record goal and appearance holder, he was a World Cup winner and European player of the year too. What a life. RIP.


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So sorry to hear the news of Sir Bobby Charlton. The Greatest English Football player and Manchester United’s greatest ambassador. A champion on and off the pitch and a Busby Babe that paved the way for all to come at United. Rest In Peace Sir Bobby ❤️❤️

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Sir Bobby Charlton, the Manchester United and England legend, has died aged 86.

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🚨 | When you offer $7bn + $1.4bn and it’s still rejected, which is double the clubs market valuation.. he is well within his rights to withdraw. However, it is best to wait for official communication. #GlazersOut #mufc

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JUST RETWEET. @ManUtd

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🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Sheikh Jassim has had further discussions with Glazers family to buy 100% of Manchester United. Sheikh Jassim’s bid proposition has been rejected again by Glazers family. As a result — Sheikh Jassim informed Glazers that he’s ready to withdraw from the process.

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🚨 Exclusive story on #MUFC takeover. ◉ Glazers informed of Sheikh Jassim decision — he has WITHDRAWN from the process. ◉ Final bid understood to be almost double than $3.5B market valuation. ◉ $1.5B extra investment was planned. 🇶🇦 All details: tinyurl.com/322s59th

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🇶🇦 Sheikh Jassim had committed an additional initial amount of over $1.5 billion for Manchester United [not the sellers]. It was ready to finance new stadium plans, new training centre facilities, buy players, city/community regeneration projects.

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Something that I must say about ten Hag at #MUFC, is that we will have to do something that United fans aren't notorious for. And, that is, that we must be willing to let ten Hag fail and make mistakes. All the best managers do. And every manager that has seen success long-term…

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