Quote from: Dzwaafu11 on August 20, 2025, 08:17:22 PM

Normally Manchester United's performance is not always trusted because the team don’t really keep consistency for long; in fact, they can’t even keep good consistency for, like, 5 matches in a row. They always have a decline in their performance, and it’s always frustrating.

Furthermore, since Alex Ferguson left, seriously, I also see a serious decline that is not supposed to be like that, and I don’t really know the kind of setup that Manchester United needs to be good anymore. I think this club is already over for them sometime because the team is getting worse day by day.

Same happened to Arsenal when their legendary manager, Arsene Wenger left, they’re just getting back gradually now. If Manchester United will actually pass through the same process Arsenal went through before they could now started to get it right, then we still have another season to see Manchester United perform poorly again like they’ve always been in the past seasons. Maybe sticking to one coach for too long won’t be a better idea in the future because these two teams really felt the absence of those coaches and really found it hard after they left.

Amorim is expected to make this season worthwhile after failing to do anything progressively for Manchester United last season being his first season with the club. He must have heard enough experience now on how things are done in the premier league, so no excuses this time around. He now even has the players he wants, and sold off the ones he doesn’t need. He needs to show results this season or he’ll risk losing his job in the soonest if nothing is done about the progress of the team at the end of this season.