Man Utd’s “GRAVEYARD” Problem! 💀

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[watr]

"Finishing 2nd with Man United was my greatest career achievement"
- the man who won the champions league with Porto

[MK-mmui]

Alexis Sanchez said he desperately wanted to return to Arsenal after his first training session at United 💀 Obviously something we struggle to fathom is going on

[olliesutton]

They overpay for every player they buy, inflating everyones expectations, piling pressure on the players, and basically setting them up to fail from the beginning

[fredypachuau]

Mata, Matic, Young, Rojo wasted their talents and potential there as well.

[joelroman]

Garry has been one of the main contributing factors to that negativity and toxicity, saying Bruno wanted to be subbed off in a derby and vocally wanted de gea out of the club among many more

[Moflazo]

Man, it all went to shit when Chicharito left 😭🤣

[Footballandsports]

The recruitment team, yes…and who is responsible… the glazers

[SenorSpicySauce]

As you said, the attitude has been bad at the club since Fergie left. That's why I don't blame Ten Hag. I believe that the glazers overpaying for players and giving them high wages makes some of our players less hungry to win trophies and more focused on money. Thus causing the toxic dressing room.

[Joelkenneth]

And yet people call Manchester City an oil club when you have money and you don't utilize it you get a different outcome example: Doku £60m and Anthony £90m

[George_]

Pogba was definitely not a failure during his first season with Mourinho. He was very instrumental in helping Man U Win a few title. I know y'all still hurt he left but don't act like he did not help the team win any silverware.

[thomastruong]

They were ranked 8th when Ten Hag left, now they are 15th. Players they got rid of are flourishing at their respective new clubs. So, it's not always the players.

[wayneverhoff]

What no one will admit is how much if the toxicity is from the fan base.

[suprembloc]

Glazers: look at an actual good player but nobody knows them
Glazers: look at Ronaldo and think about how much money he will make them from shirt sales

[HarryRS]

It’s a mix of glazers and recruitment. They are the only two that are consistent through out all the mangers since SAF.

[acconthelocc]

Schweinsteiger came as 31 year old as he lost his starting lineup place at munich. His playing style and the fact that he was aging prematurely was the reason he couldn’t be the defensive midfielder he was at Bayern Munich for a decade of time.

[NxteIsTurbulent]

Cavani was also good for United his time there was underrated it goes under the radar heavily. He was good

[notyoshi]

Crazy that you don’t have at LEAST 100k subs

[CosmixGC]

"Who is responsible"? United fans didn't even need him to finish to say the glazers.

[MechmanTSI]

One of the biggest issues at United is the amount of power given to managers, so they can throw players away and not have to use them, buy whoever they want and when it doesn't work they think "oh I can just do that again" but they're fired and it's left with a disjointed squad that doesn't work and the next one starts from scratch again, meaning more money is spent. Chelsea can make it work with multiple managers and the same players because there tends to be someone at the top steering the squat and manager appointments into a working direction

[SteveBear]

putting a slide of Fred when mentioning bad transfers isn't accurate, he was one of their better players throughout his time at the club.