#Gabby George

[hedghost]

cctv footage of the girls on their way to deal with skinner themselves xxx

[unitedbydevils]

🔥 Original 🔥

Fuck me this is a sensational promo video. I feel like 21 is coming when this shit lands. Barry Keoghan, pictured below with Luke Shaw (be less injured you bell) starred in this new promo campaign for United's trefoil-emblazoned third shirt for the 2024/25 season.

The video features lots of nods to United heritage and moments in the form of Amad's booking, the lads on the wall, Bryan Robson chatting with Kobbie, Jaap Stam the big Dutch (lines)man, the fluffed "Garnacho" bicycle kick, Gabby George, Angry Ginge, Frank Stapleton and Denis Irwin watching on... top stuff.

Plus, track jacket featured below is an absolute smokeshow. Fucking unreal levels of drip and class. I will be buying that - and a personalised version of the short-sleeve goalkeeper kit. Black and white, minimal tinkering? CLEAN. Gimme. I don't even play in goal.

[lessirussolvr]

[mltcentral]

super leah providing the xmas jumper content we were wanting

via leahgalton11 on tiktok

[rashfordxbruno]

Our away kit 🔵🔥

[tooneysunited]

cuuuuute

[femftbllvr]

[awfcrusso]

Whelp so that’s another ACL injury.

[hedghost]

manchester is blue ;)

[unitedbydevils]

Match Review: Brighton & Hove Albion Women 2-2 Manchester United Women

Unlike the Arsenal youth team, Manchester United's women's side did actually make it to Brighton, though it was a difficult affair that took the super sub antics of Rach Williams to save a result...

For United, it really is a case of Jekyll and Hyde at present. In attack, the reds look strong and full of guile and ideas, but perhaps aren't as clinical as they could be - especially given the class of Geyse but her lack of goals since arriving at United.

In defence, Zelem is a dependable captain in the pivot as a passing 6, and Mary Earps - for all the contract drama - is solid in goal (sorry haters, you're just looking to knock her down a peg). The issue comes with the back four. Gabby George, the die-hard United fan and LB, is out injured and missed massively. In her absence we've seen both Hannah Blundell and Jayde Riviere swap between LB and RB to deputise. Both prefer the right side, both aren't at the level of Ona Batlle there, and both aren't as comfortable as George out left. United's defence suffers as a result of the high pressure being put on the wide positions and chances coming in.

For this game, Millie Turner was all over the shop. She missed an early header defending a corner, which forced a clutch save from Mary Earps, and was miles off Terland for Brighton's opener, but it's not purely Turner's issue. Toone lost the ball from a high risk pass out by Blundell. Galton goes to press but then switches players rather than forcing the press and letting someone else - Blundell in this case - pick up the next player. Blundell hesitated which allowed the pass in to Terland, and Turner isn't on the forward whilst Le Tissier is in a weird no man's land behind the pair of them half marking the other attacker and half loitering. Indecision crippled United for the first goal.

It wasn't awful from United though. Geyse was denied by the post first half, as was Ella Toone with a cheeky cross-cum-shot which former red Sophie Baggaley tipped onto the crossbar, before blocking Millie Turner at close range.

The second half saw more sustained pressure from United until finally an equaliser, courtesy of a beautiful curling effort by Ella Toone. Top right corner, perfectly out of reach of Baggaley, and you could see the delight on her face as United were finally back in the game.

Brighton smartly broke on the counter, with Veatriki Sarri testing Mary Earps late on, and again the defensive issues were visible; United's back line clearly not holding any semblance of a line or an offside trap. Rather it felt like a scramble to get back and do anything, which is something coaching needs to address asap.

An 89th minute corner was nodded in back post by Brighton captain Bergsvand to give the Seagulls what nearly all thought was a late victory at the Broadfield Stadium, but never say never when Rachel Williams and Fergie Time are involved. The super sub scored a late late 98th minute equaliser, tapping in back post as Brighton's defence couldn't properly head clear Katie Zelem's corner. Not quite a mirror of Brighton's second goal but a true striker's finish and top positioning to be ready for the opportunity.

With two wins (Villa and Everton) and three draws, United find themselves 6th of 12 in the Women's Super League, though only one point behind City, Spurs, Liverpool and Arsenal - all of whom are on 10 to United's 9 points.

Whilst Everton were easily dispatched, Villa were close to a result against United, as were Leicester and now Brighton. United have only faced Arsenal from the sides above them, so manager Mark Skinner has his work cut out to shape up United's defence ahead of tougher ties in the coming weeks.

The big dilemma will be whether he benches Geyse for Malard as the centre-forward in order to start with the industry of Lucia Garcia, or will he continue to risk being too big a gap between attack and defence?

[lessirussolvr]

[mltcentral]

my robbed girlies at the united game yesterday 🥰❤️

via manutdwomen on instagram

[rashfordxbruno]

Three more players were signed on Deadline Day:

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Gabby George

🇺🇸 Phallon Tullis-Joyce

🇫🇷 Melvine Malard (loan)

Welcome to Manchester United! 🔴

[tooneysunited]

gabby is coming home ❤️👹

https://x.com/tomjgarry/status/1701997715951964524?s=46&t=oHSpuKwJZKjuOKHvEF930w

[femftbllvr]

[smellslikemarlbororeds]

THE I LIKE IT WHEN YOU SLEEP FOR YOU ARE SO UNAWARE OF IT ERA.