The decision to not fire Amorim after that defeat is basically the best way to explain how United is managed right now. Think about a management, that saw 28 points in 29 games, and then losing to a league two team, and said "you know what lets give him some more time" for some reason. The bigger trouble is keeping him all summer long. And the transfers are obviously terrible as well.

We are seeing what a team can do in order to get even worse and that is what they are doing. This is why they can't get any better, because they have no proper decision making. I would say, if they really want to be good, then they need to put someone in charge of the club that knows and understands football better than the people they have.