@TheOGPurist_ Even if Josiah was the one producing the music, I believe the branding and the marketing of the group was led by JazziQ.
They both contributed to the duo and were equally effective in what they did.
6 weeks ago this is what Butt said with half a brain:
He described the club as "rotten from the bottom up" and a "s**tshow. He said "Even elite managers like prime Sir Alex Ferguson, Pep Guardiola, or Jürgen Klopp wouldn't turn it around immediately due to structural issues, poor recruitment, and lower player quality compared to the past. It would take 5-8 years to challenge for the Premier League again".
Nicky Butt after just 5 games under an ex Manchester United player and his brains are already fried and damaged.
This is why i dislike the idea of an ex United player in any position at the club.
I honestly feel like I’m in an abusive relationship where Im being gaslight by our legends
I don’t want to keep doing this but you are all so disingenuous
Before he got sacked we had lost 2 in 14
Our issue wasn’t losing games, it was grabbing the 3 points.
Amorim and Carrick were given two very different responsibilities.
Amorim was appointed to rebuild Manchester United from the ground up, to establish a new identity, culture, mentality, and style of play as part of a long-term project. That was never going to be an easy task, especially with the amount of structural and behavioral issues within the squad.
Carrick, on the other hand, was brought in as a caretaker, tasked with steadying the ship for six months. If Carrick had been asked to do what Amorim did; clearing out deadwood and confronting poor attitudes from players like Rashford, Garnacho, Højlund, Antony, and others ;he would have faced the same backlash Amorim received.
Much of the hostility toward Amorim wasn’t about results alone, but about clashes with fan favourites and his willingness to move certain players on. That, more than anything else, fueled the hate.
Carrick is doing a solid job as caretaker, but it’s important to be honest: he would likely have struggled if he were responsible for laying the long-term foundations of the rebuild. What he’s benefiting from now is the groundwork already put in place by Amorim and his coaching staff.
You can see it in the improved set-piece structure, Bruno playing with more discipline, and the growing chemistry between the attacking players, the connections between Bruno, Cunha, Mbeumo, and wing-back Amad didn’t appear overnight.
Carrick is building on an existing foundation, and to his credit, he’s doing that well so far. ❤️🫱🏻🫲🏽