Quote from: CryptocurencyKing on Today at 11:19:00 AM

Quote from: KTChampions on Today at 10:14:07 AM

Interestingly enough, now Arsenal and United have the same number of points, which could hardly have been foreseen at the start of the championship. It is very sad to see United fall like this. It is even more interesting to see that the management of the club continues to trust Solskjaer and refutes all rumors related to his replacement. At the moment it is difficult for me to understand the logic of these decisions.

I have said it that one of our main problems in this club is this too much power and influence that was given to Ferguson. The board may like Ole, but it's the players that are on the field. The attitude of the players would matter. Already, some senior players are against his tactics. So the more Ole imposed on the players, the worst results should be expected. Terrible place to be in for anyone. He's lost the dressing room..players are just pretending, which is very annoying. I'm not taking that game any serious. At the same time Ole is out of his widths. The players, board and legends still love Him but He's not upto the task.

In fact, I see no reason to go into details and look for different excuses / reasons for the club's poor performance. United has a great roster (top 3 in aggregate value in the world), Solskjaer has been coaching the club for three years, but the results are not up to expectations. I do not see any reason to expect that the situation will change dramatically for the better, while Solskjaer will remain the head coach. And now it is the drastic changes that are needed in order for United to be able to claim good results.