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The Farce at Old Trafford: Amorim’s Record is a Joke

Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United era: chaos, excuses, and midfield misery. One point per game, zero identity a farcical decline in motion.

Introducing the Red Devil Ranter

ChatGPT said: A brutally honest Manchester United fan who rants with sarcasm, pain, and passion calling out every disaster, delusion, and fleeting moment of glory.

The Arsenal Addict Presents: My Favourite Gunners from the Wenger Era

A nostalgic tribute to Arsenal’s true legends of the Wenger Era players who defined passion, artistry, and loyalty. Forever Arsenal.

The Traitor Files – Volume 2“You Left, You Won, But You’ll Never Be One of Us.”

You asked for The Traitor Files: Volume 2, so here comes another blistering edition of Arsenal Addict rage therapy, digging deeper into the pit of former players who dared to swap red and white glory for someone else’s medals - and paid the price in footballing soul points.

The Traitor Files – Gunners Who Jumped Ship and Lifted Trophies Elsewhere – Volume 1

Former Gunners who left Arsenal for glory elsewhere trophies gained, legacies lost. Loyalty fades, but true legends stay home.

The World’s Biggest Underperformers – and Yes, United Are Top of the Table (At Something)

Right, gather round, people. I’m sick of pretending this is some kind of competition.

Manchester United 0–1 Arsenal

In Star Wars: A New Hope, the goodies blow up the Death Star, the music soars, the galaxy cheers - and for about ten minutes, everything feels right in the universe.

The Farce at Old Trafford: Amorim’s Record is a Joke

Farcical. That’s the only word for it. Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United record in the Premier League: 29 games, 28 points.

Introducing the Red Devil Ranter

A Manchester United fan with a keyboard sharper than our defense on a bad day (which is most days).

Red Devil Ranter: Top 5 Far East AsianPremier League Legends (AKA The BlokesWho Tormented Us, Mostly)

Far East Asian stars who defined the Premier League – from United heroes to relentless tormentors, unforgettable footballing legends.

Top 5 South Americans to Ever Wear the Red – UnitedStyle

South American Red Devils: from Fred’s chaos to Tevez’s betrayal — passion, heartbreak, and unforgettable Old Trafford moments.

Red Devil Ranter: Top 5 United Legends(1998–2012) – The Bloke, The Moment, TheMadness

Relive Manchester United’s golden era (1998–2012) with five unforgettable legends and their iconic, defining moments.

The Arsenal Addict Presents: 5 Manchester United Players I Absolutely Cannot Stand (1998–2025 Edition)

From Van Nistelrooy’s dives to Bruno Fernandes’ whining – five Manchester United players Arsenal fans will never forgive.

Parallel Universe Files II: The One Where Eduardo Doesn’t Get Snapped in Half (And We Go Invincible Again)

By The Arsenal Addict – Chief Sufferer, Timeline Specialist, Full-Time Hater of Martin Taylor February 23, 2008.

Parallel Universe Files I: The One Where We Never Left Highbury

By The Arsenal Addict – live from the alternative timeline where marble halls > marble debt.

Parallel Universe Files III: The One Where We Signed Declan Rice, Not the Instagram PR Machine

By The Red Devil Ranter – from a reality where vibes met actual structure, and Arsenal never stood a chance.

Parallel Universe Files II: The World Where Ed Woodward Just Did His Job

By The Red Devil Ranter - currently living in a timeline where United aren’t run like a GCSE Business Studies project.

Parallel Universe Files I: The Day Luka Modrić Saved Manchester United

By The Red Devil Ranter, writing from the beautiful dimension where we actually used our brains.

Participation Trophy FC: Arsenal’s Billion-Pound Delusion

By The Red Devil Ranter – United in Chaos, Arsenal in Denial Ah, Arsenal.

20-Time Clowns: United’s Transfer Strategy is Just Vibes, Prayers… and Now Šeško

The more things change at Manchester United, the more they stay exactly the same.

The Arsenal Addict Presents: My Favourite Gunners from the Wenger Era

These lads were more than players — they were poetry in motion, steel in the spine, and the reason I fell in love with football.