Manchester United

[Maradona37]

I think they fail ultimately because they create nothing. They recklessly refortify with routine squad overhauling coupled to a coaching carousel with no discernible identity or sporting progression

They spend because they generate revenue but not profitable nor with any coherent sporting strategy

They’ll have the odd run of success but they are far from the club they think they are or even used to be

Indeed. Said it before that they are finished as a club.

 

[Fati_Future_BallonDor]

'Erik ten Hag endured a nightmare start to life as Bayer Leverkusen manager as his side lost 5-1 to Flamengo U20s.'

Even named a strong side, lol

Erik ten Hag's Bayer Leverkusen beaten 5-1 by Flamengo U20 in former Man Utd boss' first game in charge

Erik ten Hags Bayer Leverkusen were embarrassed by Flamengo U20 in Rio de Janeiro; it was the former Man Utd managers first game in charge after replacing Xabi Alonso; Sunderland target Granit Xhaka was introduced with the scoreline at 5-0

www.skysports.com

was surprised too about this result

but think we should judge him after the first half of the season

 

[Iniesta Ultra]

They need to go back to a 433 but Hamorim doesn't know how to play anything but robotball. Dude even looks like a depressed robot walking pitch side head down in tight high water pants.

 

[FCBarca]

A lot of hype around JJ Gabriel but the standout youth I’ve noticed in UK is Dowman from Arsenal - very different profile from typical English midfielder