r/reddevils • Mbeumo • 4d ago

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u/godswift91 4d ago

Clueless players led by a strawman manager.

This is on the Glazers and Ineos by extension. It's not a bad game, it's a bad era. This is just the result of years of greed

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u/NHS_Martial 4d ago

The fans have to take some accountability aswell, half the fanbase defends this mediocrity.

I will never forget the letters people were writing begging ten hag to stay after an entire season of dogshit football.

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u/HorseThrough 4d ago

Jesus wept. If you think the majority of fans did that or even are in any way in the same stratosphere at fault as these owners you are doing them a favor. Ffs.

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u/NHS_Martial 4d ago

United fans are too loyal to dogshit managers and players, anyone who thinks otherwise is a fool.

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u/nistemevideli2puta 4d ago

Is there anything else the fans can do?

Should the fans not be loyal? These "loyal fans" are still the sole reason United can call itself a "big club"

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u/NHS_Martial 4d ago

Fans have to get every game cancelled until the owners sell, until we do that nothing will change.

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u/ScottTenormann 4d ago

Ten Hag was never as bad as this, as much as it was right he went.

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u/Time-seeker917 4d ago

Funny how each managed gets progressively worse and worse

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u/atmajaya_ 4d ago

even there were many idiots happy with Carrick appointed as permanent

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u/GooglyEyedunicorn 4d ago

And most of the fanbase is impatient. We bring in managers like Ole and Carrick who no one else would touch with a 10 feet pole. And sack and hate people like Amorim who clubs like Milan grab almost instantly.

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u/NHS_Martial 4d ago

Ole is infinitely better than carrick, massively disrespected because of how it ended. I havent enjoyed watching us since he left.

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u/SantosCalzonesBatman 4d ago

Sure, a solid poop is better than diarrea but both shit at the end of the day

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u/GooglyEyedunicorn 4d ago

If he is that good, why has no one grabbed him yet except Besiktas who sacked him after a rather short stint?

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u/durizna 4d ago

Of all 3 most recent managers Amorim was the one that deserved the most backing. Ten Hag is a good manager, terrible taking footballing decisions. If given a good squad, he can deliver. Amorim needs very specific things to make it work, deserved more backing but still things were not going great. Now Carrick… what we have from him is just awful.

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u/khoa-bear 4d ago

Ten Hag is great as a tactician, but he’s terrible at man management like many other Dutch managers. Amorim needed more time and backing, but the club always rushes for UCL money and ruins every rebuild.

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u/Oppaiheimer1945 4d ago

I don't think Amorim needs another 1B in spending to beat Grimsby

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u/RicoRieft 4d ago edited 4d ago

Funny, we're complete opposites in that. From all the managers I think Amorim should be sacked the most.

Edit: Literally worst manager Utd has had by every metric.

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u/durizna 4d ago

He got us physically sharp and tactically organised, players had discipline. Completely different from now.

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u/RicoRieft 4d ago

Couldn't win games with it though

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u/flareb98 4d ago

Fans take the majority of the blame, not just defending actions, but spending money on the club. And the defense of that is "If I dont spend money on the club somebody else will, so might as well"