Quote from: Oluwa-btc on Today at 12:19:44 PM

Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on June 04, 2025, 05:04:14 PM

I agree with you, he was one of the triggers for MU going under, who in their right mind would leave CR7 on the bench? Only him, and if it's because he didn't like him, then in light of this, it seems bad to him. However, as I've said, he can improve, but if Bayer sees that everything is going down the drain, they have to get rid of him, and fast.

We've talked about this a billion times, Erik ten Hag was wrong and so was Cristiano Ronaldo. I'm not saying this because I dislike Ronaldo, I'm a staunch fan but considering what's best for the team and club? Just as Sir Alex Ferguson says, no player is bigger than the manager or club. Can we leave all of thes toxicity and focus on building a good team capable of winning the Premier league competition? I will be grateful if we can successfully make this work next season; 👀👀

Regardless of the fact that this is all in the past, we still need to talk about it to supportedly see where mistakes were coming from, I think Cristiano Ronaldo would have still been Manchester United update now and probably would have supported the club to a greater height with goals and assist in if not for Ten hag's inability to manage a super star, today Manchester United are looking for average players that will just help them probably sustain their stay in their premier League with no qualification for any European title next season, which is really unfortunate for a club of their status.