Quote from: JeffBrad12 on Today at 07:55:47 AM

It's interesting to discuss about how Ruud Gullit stated that if MU was the main problem why their club performed so poorly. he also mentioned some names who played better after they leave from there. I guess the truth is bitter, but i think i agree with his statement.
It's hard to deny the fact that MU's former players played better after they left from there. Just like mctominay who won his first scudetto with Napoli at his first season in Partinopei.

It's also hard to deny MU's also a place to kill someone's career. I hope they will re-evaluate themselves and have better approach in order to fix their problems. What do you guys think?

I'm starting to think what the actual problem is. Let's not forget that Chelsea had same problem for over two seasons, which lead to them changing managers for about three times. I can't even tell when this downfall started, but as far as i can remember, Ralf Rangnick suffered the same thing as Manchester united Interim manager, and it went on and on, until Amorim can in. I even thought that Amorim could amend things, but it seems the downfall is tougher than we think. This might be a managerial problem judging by the fact that these same players go out to other clubs to make exploit. Mctominay was even on the ballon d'or list after performing absolutely fine last season.

I think this current problem will definitely be a thing of the past, but they really need a very good manager. Amorim was given the task just because of how good he was at Sporting, but there is more to a good manager which i don't even know. Let's just give him time. I guess Arteta had a similar experience at Arsenal so Amorim's case shouldn't be different.