I've been rooting for this great club for a long time. We all understand that these are not the best times. However, things have been going up recently. Young people are eager to fight. However, with MS and Liverpool ready to play, as well as Chelsea transfers, do we have a chance for this season? Isn't one enough Donny? The transfer window hasn't closed yet, who would you like to see from the newcomers?
I've been to old trafford just once - my cousin, an avid united fan decided to take me to show me just how good utd were, wow me with the theatre of dreams. By half time they were 3-0 down and my cousin uncharacteristically speechless, I loved every minute of it :laugh:
I don't think they'll compete this year - City and Liverpool are probably too far ahead, and I think Chelsea and Spurs (if they get bale) would be the most likely teams to challenge them.
I don't think they'll compete this year - City and Liverpool are probably too far ahead, and I think Chelsea and Spurs (if they get bale) would be the most likely teams to challenge them.
United needs a real manager and a lot of signings in the back of the team. 2013 when Sir Alex retired from the manager profession I told my best friend, who is a true United fan as you, that it's over for this team and I do not see a bright future for it in the next years and my words were right. United is a real zero from 2013, total disappointment everywhere ( staff, board, players, coaches). This team should begin from 0 and to start build something, because they are not doing anything. About the chances for the title - I think they must focus on finishing in top 4, because it will be very hard for them again this season.
We aint going to be a title challenger for a long long time now, its not just about getting signings anymore because we can't afford the wage bill, deadwood gotta go but nobody wants to pay the wages. and like the guy above said we need an overhual everywhere, staff we need better scouting team and a director of football, we need a real manager.
I think it will be another difficult season for Manchester United, maybe the team won't even be able to qualify for the Europa League this year. The international window is already closed and the national one closes on the 16th, I think the team will not be able to make big contracts.
I think that Cavani and Alex Telles are great players, excellent for Manchester United. With both of them, the team already has a significant improvement, even more considering that Luke Shaw has been presenting a deplorable football.
I understand that MU fans are used to and want big victories. but still so bad for the club, you are still one of the richest clubs in football with great popularity around the world. this year you play in the Champions League.
I recall the example of Real Madrid. there was a period when they were very unsuccessful. (incidentally in those years, MU often entered the finals and won) but then, that is, in the recent past, three titles in the Champions League in a row (record). so I think Manchester United will "sooner or later" return to the peak of football. good luck.
I recall the example of Real Madrid. there was a period when they were very unsuccessful. (incidentally in those years, MU often entered the finals and won) but then, that is, in the recent past, three titles in the Champions League in a row (record). so I think Manchester United will "sooner or later" return to the peak of football. good luck.
It seems to me that the problem is not entirely in Solskjaer, but in the fact that the coaching staff and management are not at all on the same level. In a perfectly well-coordinated club, the coach designates the players they would like to see, and the management signs them whenever possible.
The adequacy of both sides is important here. The coach cannot say "I want Sancho, Mbappe and Holland", he must understand the possibilities himself. "What? Do you need a center-back? Oh, we are in talks with Willian!", And to select at least stylistically similar players to those who are asked.
In Manchester United, transfers and coaching live their own lives and independently of each other. Van de Beck came - why? where? why? He's a great player, but really from all positions.
The adequacy of both sides is important here. The coach cannot say "I want Sancho, Mbappe and Holland", he must understand the possibilities himself. "What? Do you need a center-back? Oh, we are in talks with Willian!", And to select at least stylistically similar players to those who are asked.
In Manchester United, transfers and coaching live their own lives and independently of each other. Van de Beck came - why? where? why? He's a great player, but really from all positions.
Good morning.Both Liverpool and Manchester City are in a better shape ,but who knows,Manchester United is still one of the greatest teams of EPL..They needed a striker like Cavani.If they don´t lose points against weak teams.they will have an option to fight for the title.
Good victory today, away against Everton , Bruno Fernandes remains the best player on the team. Cavani scoring his first goal. May this victory serve for the team to acquire more confidence for the next games.
Even Shaw gave Bruno Fernandes a big assist today, miracle.
Even Shaw gave Bruno Fernandes a big assist today, miracle.
Michel_11 said:
I am not sure that this is the match that will increase United performances in future. It is deception. Another match with nothing specific from United, lucky come back. They must sack Ole, he is not the manager for them. Can not understand how you pay 40-50 millions for van de Beek and this player is always on the bench instead of Fred or McTominay... Horror....
