Quote from: Coyster on Today at 10:13:18 AM

Quote from: len01 on Today at 09:11:09 AM

TBH, I am not a MU fan, but as a football lover I feel sad to see a football team that once had glory and it all just disappeared because of a mistake on the part of the coach and players.

Manchester United's decline didn't start this season, it spans all of the years since Fergie left the club in 2013, that was 10 years ago, Manchester United haven't gotten things right ever since then, they have tried so many managers and they have all failed, they have signed quite a lot of quality/world class players and they have all failed in United.

So many United fans think the problem stems from the Glazers, and even if they might be correct, the Glazers alone cannot be culpable for this fall from glory, the players, Coaches and staffs have a share in the blame. I don't feel sad for them at all, and i don't want their glory days to return.

Man United management system is the most serious problem starting from the owner, the coach chosen, the players who are now becoming increasingly less confident, and the purchase has failed. Last season could be said to be quite good and finishing in the top 3 of the standings brought Man United back to the Champions League competition. However, what Erik Ten Hag doesn't realize is that this is the English League where they can't always win the competition, even weak clubs can actually show extraordinary play. The main thing is that the most prestigious Premier League competition that Erik Ten Hag forgot.

Erik Ten Hag views last season's achievements as a breath of fresh air and ignores the important things that must be prepared, such as attackers who have an instinct for scoring goals, strong defenders who can be relied on, and not constantly rotating players' positions if it doesn't make them comfortable. As a result, a series of bad luck fell right in front of Erik Ten Hag's face.