🚨🚨🎙️| Gary Neville launches a scathing attack on Manchester United’s board and calls for Jason Wilcox to be sacked! 😳
“The club is dying in front of our eyes.”
“How can Jason Wilcox pick the next manager when he’s picked the last three that he’s had to sack?”
“If I had the choice, I would sack Jason Wilcox.”
“If Jason Wilcox picks the next manager, I almost feel like just saying Eddie Howe out now because it’s like, I know exactly what’s going to happen.”
“They are sat there shaking their heads in Old Trafford, looking like a couple of, you know, they look like the Chuckle Brothers.”
“They don’t know what they’re doing. To me, to you, it’s ridiculous.”
‘Michael Carrick will be given time to turn things around’ and ‘the hierarchy do not want to rush next steps’ should be read and digested for what it really is: an indecisive club without any succession planning or contingencies because it doesn’t have clarity of identity in the first place. A club that often takes the cheap instead of the smart or right route because of the crippling Glazer debt, plus decision-makers who are never aligned - except in their own self-preservation. And it ends up costing more.
It explains the chaotic nature of lurching from one coaching philosophy to its extreme, to revisiting candidates that were on the agenda - some as far back as 2019 - that were already ruled out, to having a shortlist of options with nothing in common to take over a mishmash team that has suffered from horrid squad planning; both in incomings and exits.
Blame the players, blame the name in the dugout while the people who brought them to Manchester United, kept them, created the absolute opposite of a culture of excellence are allowed to rinse and repeat.
And I hope it didn't go unnoticed that 12 of the players that were berated were YOUR signings, INEOS signings, 3 SUMMERS worth of signings, MONEY WASTING signings
Let's not let that go unnoticed, you frauds.
Good luck to the committed Carrick this weekend. But this #mufc regime are worse than Woodward's. Not the first time they've lost their nerve when it comes to a necessary change of manager and the incompetence is rather breathtaking now. Or they're looking after themselves.
Ratcliffe said last year, 'I wouldn’t have tolerated Ed Woodward or Richard Arnold.'
Yet Berrada and Wilcox are uncannily mimicking the old regime #mufc
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chelsea must be feeling like christmas has come early for them. the easiest three points they'll ever get. they're going to be playing against a dead man walking in carrick as he's been hung out to dry by ineos. his mannerism after bournemouth screamed of him about to leave lmao.