🚨WATCH: Just watch Diogo Dalot here… he has made 250+ appearances for Manchester United. HOW?! 🤯
8+ years of mediocrity and STILL a regular starter. At a serious club, he’d have been replaced YEARS AGO. 🤦♂️
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🚨🗣️ - Ander Herrera tells the story of why he left Manchester United in 2019:
"When I won the United's Player of the Year award, I expected the club to come to ME.
"I said to my agent, 'Whatever they offer is going to be okay.. I WANT to sign because I'm so happy here.'
"I was on holiday saying to my agent, 'Did they call you?' 'No, not yet.' 'Next week, did they call you?' 'No, they didn't, Ander.'
"The season starts, I was playing, they did NOT call. What KILLED me was when they sent me a letter saying they are automatically triggering my fifth year here.
"They didn't even CALL me to say, 'Ander, we want you to stay.' I was so happy, giving everything, but my heart was BROKEN." 😔💔
[@RioMeets]
We the fans stand with you, Licha.
We know they're going to try and get rid of you, but no matter what happens, we will never forget how you took one for our club and fans. ❤️
— Rangnick said the club needed “open-heart surgery”. He was shown the door.
— Ronaldo exposed the state of the club and called out the Glazers. His contract was terminated.
— Amorim criticised the board and the lack of backing. He was sacked.
— Now Lisandro Martínez has spoken out too. I wouldn’t be surprised if they tried to push him out next.
How many more people need to speak out before the board finally takes responsibility?
They keep changing managers, getting rid of players and making excuses, while the people responsible for this mess remain untouched.
The biggest problem at Manchester United isn’t on the pitch. It’s the people making the decisions above it. Enough is enough.
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What Rúben Amorim was building at Manchester United vs what Michael Carrick has turned us into.
AMORIM:
— Tried to establish a clear footballing identity.
— Demanded discipline and accountability.
— Challenged the board instead of protecting them.
— Backed young talents like Yoro and Heaven
— Worked to rebuild the dressing-room mentality.
— Wanted players suited to a long-term system.
— Refused to lower his standards to please anyone.
CARRICK:
— Has left us looking tactically confused.
— Keeps playing attackers out of their natural positions.
— Has failed to find a settled, balanced starting XI.
— Has made questionable defensive selections.
— Struggles to control matches against weaker opposition.
— Has overseen our worst league start in 40 years.
— Couldn’t protect a lead against 10-man Tottenham.
Amorim was building something that needed patience. Carrick inherited the project, but we’re now watching it lose direction.
The biggest mistake INEOS made wasn’t appointing Carrick. It was abandoning Amorim before giving his project a proper chance. We sacked the man demanding change and kept the problems he was trying to fix.
Manchester United have mastered the art of leaving Bruno Fernandes on the pitch even when he’s doing nothing.
Then they look for another player to blame! 🤷🏽♀️
It’s time we start telling ourselves the truth about Bruno.
Under Amorim it was clear what they were being instructed to do wasn’t working.
The issue now, is they look they’ve not been instructed to do anything.
Clueless, the lot of them
🚨 Keane questions Carrick after United throw away their advantage against Tottenham:
🗣️ “Is this really the same Manchester United we watched last season under Michael Carrick? The team that beat Manchester City, Arsenal and Chelsea?
Because today, I struggled to recognise them.
You're playing against ten men, there are barely ten minutes left, and you're supposed to be protecting your advantage. Instead, you allow Tottenham back into the game. At that stage, forget about playing beautiful football. Do the basics properly and see the game out!
And the defending? Where was Lammens? What was Martínez doing while marking Dominic Solanke? I've said it before: football is not rugby. You cannot just get involved in a physical battle and forget your defensive responsibility.
Then you look at Carrick bringing Rashford on around the 90th minute. What exactly was the plan there? What was he expected to change with so little time remaining?
These are the decisions people will question when the result goes against you.
United cannot keep talking about progress and mentality if they struggle to manage the final minutes of a game against ten men.
And now, naturally, the questions about Carrick will return.
I wouldn't say his job is finished, but after a performance like this, is his position really safer than it was before?
At Manchester United, you don't get unlimited time to prove yourself. You have to show that you can manage the big moments.
Today, United failed that test.”
🚨I’m a big fan of Michael Carrick, but after three weeks off, I genuinely expected to see a different United.
Instead, it’s the same slow football, no intensity, no urgency and the same mistakes.
I really want Carrick to succeed, but if nothing changes, serious questions have to be asked. It’s not looking good at all.
#MUFC
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Everything is happening. Fearless and seamless. All within 150 days. 🤦