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Glazers for using the United like a piggy bank, INEOS for continuing the mediocrity crept into United since Fergies departure and by extension putting people in power within the club without credentials. And Carrick for being a bang average manager.
But this interview was pre INEOS and Carrick, we all knew the Glazers don't care about the club. It's not sone hidden secret that Ronaldo uncovered. Ronaldo had a hissy fit because he was dropped for his attitude in training and wanted out. Btw, he did the same thing to the Portugal manager. Camel league is his level because he's literally playing against league 2 standard players. He didn't play in a league that matters because he's more concerned about pumping his goal stats.
Come on now, Bruno had to be dropped. Carrick had no choice, don't drop him and the dressing room will consume you. Bruno clearly frustrated by Carrick's tactics and his emotions over boiled in the interview. But, no player is above the manager, and no manager is above the club. He probably expected and accepted the consequences.
@LordBae_Less@TouchlineX They're probably season ticket holders so it's already paid for, as there's a 25 year waiting list for a season ticket, I don't think they'd want to give that up.
@ChrisHaymes1 Let's be honest, Carrick isn't good enough. The owners are at fault for some of this but this is the worst start to the season I've ever seen in my 30+ years watching them. Carrick has the heart but not the skill. Would have loved it to work for him, but it hasn't.
It's not footballing decision but he doesn't want the circus around it to continue. Actually gained the respect for Carrick for dropping Bruno, he's realising he needs to get some balls. Bruno could be right but the players don't control the dressing room. Ironically, I think Bruno has been a great example of professionalism with high work rate, training hard and making himself available even when injured, but here he is being made an example of for questioning the manager and the low effort performance in the week.
I think this season, Bruno as had enough, he's playing like he doesn't want to be at the club.
@johnaokane74 So introducing a half arsed tactic to press in the second half is ok, Carrick. I'm actually disappointed by the reply. People incorrectly labelled ETH's and Amorim's system as lacking identity. This here folks, is a team that truly lacks identity.
@M_v_Baron@johnaokane74 Could it possibly be, and this is a wild stab in the dark, that Bruno's form directly relates to the incompetence in the coaching team and Carrick letting standards slip in training?
This is worrying. Amorim demanded players put in effort and players were chose on the effort they put into training. Carrick is more worried about vibes than looking bad making the hard decisions. Last season Carrick had a squad running on Amorims mentality, that has now all been erased. We are back at square one. I'm afraid we might have lost the most promising young coach in Europe and replaced it with Ole 2.0. This is going to be a rough season. You can magically get a squad at the right standard mid season. Well, at least we playing a back 4, am I right guys?
It probably wasn't just the price tag but the wages also that put them off. Signing Rasmus and Ugarte instead probably saved them £300k a week. But they should have signed Kane. Kane wanted to come but United didn't go for him.
The idea of paying for potential is stupid when you lack quality. You sign high potential and young players when you have an established squad.