Quote from: Issa56 on Today at 05:39:42 PM

Quote from: BlackBoss_ on Today at 03:44:02 PM

It's true. With only two matches so far, it's hard to say Manchester United are improving and Nistelrooy is a good coach.

And why did you even think Manchester United were improving? Their last match was against Chelsea, and I didn’t see anything special that they played in the match. We all know that the match will be a tough one for the two clubs, even if Manchester United are not in form, whenever they play against Chelsea, they are always playing well, and they played at home again, so they didn’t play anything special to me, and in their match against Leicester City, they played against a weak team, so we won’t call that an improvement. Let’s see how they will perform in their coming matches, before we going to conclude.

Manchester United against Leicester City in the English League Cup delivered incredible performance to win the game and that sparked reactions from football fans with many suggesting that Manchester United are back to form and now more improved than they were under Erik ten Hag but considering their performance in their home league game against Chelsea, there's no much difference between the current team and what we were seeing under their former Dutch manager. United are yet to play exciting and entertaining football again and maybe their newly appointed permanent manager Ruben Amorim will make that happen when he arrives.