Quote from: Derekfunds on August 28, 2025, 07:56:16 PM

Same thing here I don't really know what is there problem but apparently the problem is coming from the coaching the more because the player Manchester have now and seeing they haven't win any match since the season started is really crazy and not encouraging. Secondly, the way things are going with Manchester united even if they did a total overhaul, nothing will still change unless the coach device or try a different thing and think outside box because it seems his thinking within the box, and so until he comes up with something new and strategic there won't be any progress and the team will continue to suffer it.

I don't really understand what has happened to Manchester United since the end of the Sir Alex Ferguson era. Manchester United has made many changes, but to date they have not been able to compete for the English Premier League title or compete at the highest level of European football, the Champions League. This season, they even lost their place in European competition. I don't understand the fundamental reason behind Manchester United's decline in performance. They have changed coaches, and at least dozens of players have come and gone from the team. They have tried to bring in big names, but the storm still refuses to pass.

Quote from: BIT-BENDER on August 28, 2025, 08:05:44 PM

Quote from: silpersurfer on August 28, 2025, 07:48:22 PM

Attention will always be focused on the big clubs, especially since Liverpool currently has a star-studded squad. We'll see what Arsenal does this season; they've started the season quite well, and hopefully their performance will remain consistent even when faced with a busy schedule.

The match between Liverpool and Arsenal on Sunday won't be the title decider but it will give us a closer look on which of them has really done a good job during the off season. Arsenal to me has been more convincing and they have faced a bigger team based on history in Manchester United than Liverpool who needed late goals to finish off Newcastle and Bournemouth.

We will see what Arsenal will do when they face the defending English Premier League champions. Arsenal have performed exceptionally well in their first two games and are one of only two clubs yet to concede a goal, which shows that Arsenal have a fairly strong defense. However, Liverpool, playing at home, are unlikely to give up three points to Arsenal easily, or rather, Liverpool will try to hand Arsenal their first defeat of the season.