Quote from: Bitcoin_Arena on July 29, 2025, 09:58:33 PM

Quote from: Pjcr7 on July 28, 2025, 11:48:43 PM

I think Sir Alex was also part of the problems that befell Manchester United when he resigned. News then had it that he was the man that handpicked his successor which was David Moyes. That was the genesis of Manchester United problems, an inexperienced coach handling a team like Manchester United at that time, this was a title winning team that was handed over to him.

Ooh come on, over a decade now of failure, and you are still blaming Sir Alex Ferguson?
It's not like Manchester United completely overhauled the squad Fergie had previously used for success. Okay lets say Moyes was the problem, then what happened to the other Coaches Manchester United hired at their own will, not forgetting they are one of the teams that have spent the most on buying players in the past decade.

https://www.transfermarkt.com/chelsea-1st-man-utd-3rd-top-20-biggest-spending-clubs-across-last-ten-seasons/view/news/432818

Yes, I don't think it's right if we blame Sir Alex for Manchester United's poor performance to date. Because I personally don't see where the fault lies, not even the fault that I see, but the great achievements that Sir Alex could get when he became a coach there. So, I think Sir Alex actually has a very big service for the progress of Manchester United at that time. Then about Manchester United who became poor in performance when left by Sir Alex, I think it is clear that it is the management of Manchester United who in my opinion has the biggest mistake. Because they decide on everything related to player transfers and the matter of bringing in new coaches.

Therefore, why should we blame Sir Alex for the poor performance of Manchester United, because he doesn't know anything at this time, because he is no longer a coach at Manchester United. So with this, I think it is clear that we cannot blame Sir Alex in this case. But in my opinion the party that must be blamed is the management of Manchester United and all its ranks. Because in my opinion the key to Manchester United's current problems is there. So the point is Manchester United must overhaul the management team, the analysis team, and also the other teams. Because if all of that is not revamped by Manchester United, I think they will continue to slump in performance.