Quote from: punk.zink on March 27, 2024, 11:09:31 AM

Quote from: Josefjix on March 26, 2024, 11:16:44 PM

Manchester United are so lucky to have Kobbie Mainoo in the team, he's young and have already doing the top jobs. Kobbie Mainoo is already seen with the likes of other outstanding Manchester United players and I must comment, he's having good improvement in every game he played this season, exploring and also find favor in the eyes of England international coach, Gareth Southgate, he included Kobbie Mainoo to his first XI and he will play a major role as a creative midfielder. The young englishman pave glorious moment to come.

Does anyone still remember that Man United experienced its glory days thanks to the contribution of several players who graduated from their academy? I think that's what makes the difference between the old Man United and the current one, where the Academy is not well looked after by the Glazers, so not many good players can emerge from the Academy. Kobbie Mainoo's achievements and developments should be used as a lesson for the Glazers, that the Man United Academy can still produce good prospective players and it deserves extra attention and full support.

There is no doubt caring academy was the best for the Manchester United in past but after taking over by the Glazers things were never been as they were in past and this hit them badly in last few years from this academy they have too many big stars which bring good success for them in past and like we have recently Kobbie Mainoo which is surely rising star for them and England as well, but now it's time for them to start work again on this and bring good changes into their future which are essential.

They still have good potential which is key for their success in past and could be brought more for the future as well, but this all needs good soccer heart, and we have nothing like this from the Glazers because they are doing only business not having any love for the club and game.