Quote from: bayu7adi on Today at 06:33:42 AM

Quote from: SeriouslyGiveaway on Today at 06:23:32 AM

Manchester United and Chelsea are dealing with their respective issues and seem to be gradually overcoming them. The situation appears more promising for Chelsea because Manchester United continues to face criticism from not only the board of directors but also the coach and the players. Securing a spot in the Europa League for the next season wouldn't be a bad outcome for them.

Chelsea is starting to show signs of improvement. In their recent matches, it's evident that Chelsea's playing style has evolved, and they can now hold their ground against top teams like Arsenal. We're aware that Arsenal remains undefeated in the EPL this season, and Chelsea managed to secure a 2-2 draw, taking the lead with two goals.

On the other hand, Manchester United is still struggling to find their best form. The issues aren't just confined to the pitch; troubles in administration and the club's official matters are exacerbating the situation. Personally, I'm not confident that Manchester United can bounce back in the coming weeks. My assumption is that it might take another 3 to 6 months to witness Manchester United return to their former glory. Let's hope that the Gazler family understands what needs to be done to improve Manchester United's performance.

Chelsea are gradually becoming a better team than Manchester United. Their last 3 performances have been impressively great. Beat a good Fulham side and scored two early goals against an in-form Arsenal side speaks volume. I think it’s a good sign that they’re playing a bit better now considering the fact that the upcoming fixtures are challenging ones and they need to be in shape to withstand the pressure that comes with it.

Manchester United have many on-field and off-field problems and the manager has been trying to fix them all but the outcome hasn’t been favorable even though they’re picking up points. They have struggled in their last 3 games which were clashes against low teams which they were expected to win with a fine goal margin. And that shows how poor their team is at the moment. Honestly I don’t think the Glazer's not selling the club has an effect on their performances, it lies within the team and the manager. They need to check within themselves and find solution.