He’s ended United’s trophy drought. He cleared deadwood. He’s bringing a change in dressing room attitude (eg - Sancho not being allowed until he apologizes) and honestly, United aren’t playing THAT bad. Yesterday’s 3-0 loss was wayyy better than last year’s 6-3. Also losing 3-0 to City isn’t that shameful considering the form and desperation we are in.

The fans, management and players have to back him and give him time. He’ll bring a change. It takes time, fixing a 10 year long fuck up. Can’t be done in 4-6 months, will need a year or so at least. Have faith

(Ps I’m a City fan)

  • maverickf11BEnglish
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    11 months ago

    Utd are currently sitting on -5 goal difference after 10 games. Maintaining that trajectory until the end of the season will see them on -19 after 38 games.

    To put that in context Leicester were relegated with -17 last season.

    Goal difference of course isn’t everything, but a team that is currently being equalled by Nottingham Forest for goal difference, while outspending them by hundreds of millions, probably have due cause to doubt a manager who has been there longer than a season

  • thisisnahamedBEnglish
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    11 months ago

    Can’t be done in 4-6 months, will need a year or so at least. Have faith

    FYI – this is his second year. He already had a full year last season. And now we are getting close to mid-season.

    A loss at home is terrible regardless of the scoreboard.

  • TrollDeJourBEnglish
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    11 months ago

    I don’t think you’ve watched any of their other matches.

  • skool_101BEnglish
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    11 months ago

    If Man United fail to make for UCL next season or there is a possibility of not making it with a few games left, for sure he’s gone.

  • ___TheAmbassadorBEnglish
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    11 months ago

    All eras come to an end, so he should stay till all the other eras have ended.