Quote from: sana54210 on Today at 03:32:40 AM

Quote from: BitBakerr1 on July 29, 2025, 10:43:16 AM

you people are right Sir Alex Ferguson was part of the problem because of the hand picking he did, when choosing a coach you should pick someone that has done very well in his former club not picking someone you know didn't perform well in his former club is very wrong and will only destroy the club, just like what Bayern Leverkusen did right now by picking ten Hag knowing fully well that he didn't do very well in Manchester United are they expecting a miracle to happen now that they have signed him, well let see how it goes.
Sir Alex Ferguson was a great coach and so Manchester United trusted him to be able to pick the right coach that will succeed him but he did not pick by merit but he did it by relationship and that was one of the things that led Manchester United to this state it is the date.
When giving an opportunity or trusted with something you need to leave favoritism out of the way if not you will make the wrong decisions.
What has happened has happened Manchester United can still come back to life if they do the right thing.

It wasn't really Sir Alex Ferguson at fault there, but United and Glazer family again. If you do not like the manager, then you just don't hire them. Hell they were still paying Ferguson 2 million pounds a year for legacy reasons, don't do that, sure he was a great help, but why pay someone when they are not actively helping when they are already retired? In any case, the problem is/was the Glazers family.

Now it's different, now they have this losing culture at the club, they are not a big team anymore, and nobody fears them anymore. What they need, is exactly the opposite of what they are doing right now. They need to overhaul the entire team. No need to get 70 million players, they just need to send 4 people each transfer period, and get 3 more ones. That way, they can send 12 people in one summer-winter-summer period, and get 9 instead. Could change the whole squad nearly.

I believe by now Sir Alex Ferguson might have learned his lesson, and I believe we all have seen how he's one way or the other trying to bring back the team to it glory days by suggesting on the kind of players Manchester United should sign and sometimes visit the camp to give some advice to the players like he will be regretting his mistake, now I think aside Sir Alex Ferguson I think the Glazer's family had a major role in the down fall of the club, there was a time when to sign good players was really a big problem to them, the coaches will manage what they have while others will be all out in the transfer market getting the best they could, the Glazer's will be all out for business putting the interest of their fans outside, letting go of good players in the team without replacement believe me it will only take some good coach to manage such team, so I think the problem is not really Sir Alex Ferguson entirely.