How The Biggest Football Club in England Lost All Respect

Manchester United used to be one of the biggest football clubs in the world, and also one of the biggest brands in all of sports. But after the purchase of the club by the Glazer family in 2005, the club seemed destined to crumble. When Sir Alex Ferguson retired in 2013, it was the beginning of their downfall.

[josephmathabela]

This feels like a proper Sky Sports Documentary. Love to see it 🎉

[primitivo]

The fantastic thing about this video is that Ten Hag actually got sacked whilst I was watching it. LMFAO.

[demongorr]

Moyes being handed a massively long contract by the club while being Ferguson's hand-picked successor, only to find out he'd been sacked by the media (rather than being told by the club directly) sums everything wrong with Manchester United in the last decade. No class, no plan, no clue

[emmettg]

Imo Cavani doesn't get enough respect. Watching him consistently run from attack to defense back to attack made Man U a better team. It's no wonder they came 2nd the year he was their striker.

[songkokhitam]

to choose Pogba over Mourinho was the biggest mistake Utd board made post Fergie era!

[sudevan]

You missed the point where Manchester United spent over a billion pounds to prove Mourinho wrong. 😂

[henrychen]

Despite all the craziness Mourinho still won the best trophy in the past 10 years. He deserves more respect than what he received

[StuTheDon]

"Ole's at the wheel..."
So iconic

[hipster]

Honestly firing Moyes was a shocking decision, 1 season in charge and no backing is insanity

[ryleighloughty]

Man United's fall began on Tuesday, May 26, 2009 .... over 15 years ago.
Its futility will continue as long as the Glazers own the club.

[KCHRider]

This video is more than just a video. Its cinematic documentary. Very thorough and precise

[escapeeatcake]

Pogba was a virus and he infected a bunch of young players with his attitude. Mourhino was spot on about him.

[gabperma]

i love how it’s the same story with every manager. so-and-so is going to magically bring them back to glory solely because it’s manchester united and they deserve to be there. what united needs imo is a humble rebuild. it’s clear that chasing big names doesnt work anymore as is evident by their trajectory since 2013

[deiniolbythynnwr]

How many managers does it take before you realise that it's not the manager which is the problem?

[zelareka]

MOURINHO WAS ALWAYS RIGHT, THE FANBASE IS A DISGRACE WHO KNOWS NOTHING ABOUT FOOTBALL

[paradise]

After how Ronaldo, De Gea, and Cavani were treated, United deserve nothing but the worst.

[AeonQuasar]

People are looking at where it went wrong. Blaming managers, players, glazers, media, fans. Imo, it looks like a lot of mix between everything. Mostly I feel United are focused on everything in the past. Everytime they do anything they get judged by what anyone did before them and not in a good way. They are the most media attention seeking club in the world. They don't control the narrative at all. So once they are off losing/drawing games, everyone goes wild. Rivals enjoys in unison, fans points fingers and no one takes the responsibility to do anything about it. Positivity, renewal of fundamental structures and consistency are so rare to see these days.

Liverpool supporter.

[Frenic]

22 multi millionaires running round a pitch who dont give a fuck about any of you. As long as you keep pouring your hard earned cash into their pockets thats all that matters.

[theworld]

This video is insanely good, well put together

[dakulture]

Ten Hag sacked. I just finished watching this😂😂