Andy Nixon

He says 2 players coming to the end of their careers but the club decided to give them big money contracts….

The same old stories recycled. Manager leaves, players say training was boring and it’s better under the new manager 🙄

@realsavanti Couldn’t have put it any better…

The interim shines. Key players back, some playing their last chance. Fans sing, board smiles, blame lands squarely on Amorim afterall. Honeymoon ends, cycle repeats. Different face. Same excuses. Same ending. I'm ready again.

@realsavanti Like we are constantly going around in circles

How are we feeling, Reds?

You wanted Amorim gone. You got it. Don’t cry when nothing changes. This club won’t heal until the fanbase stops eating its own. Another manager sacrificed. Well done INEOS 👏

This club is a joke

🚨 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Analysis from .@UtdForever7: • Under Mourinho (4-2-3-1): “Outdated. Parking the bus.” • Under Ole (4-2-3-1): “No tactics, just individual brilliance.” • Under Rangnick (4-2-2-2): “What even is this diamond nonsense?” • Under Ten Hag (4-2-3-1 / 4-3-3): “Boring. Disrespected Ronaldo. Finished De Gea.” • Under Amorim (3-4-2-1): “This system doesn’t work. Change the formation!” Different managers. Different systems. Same noise.

@realsavanti Very good summary

United don’t lose on the whiteboard. They lose on the teamsheet. Casemiro is way past his prime. Mainoo can be tomorrow, but wants to be today. Šeško, Yoro, Lammens, Dorgu are learning English football at full speed without brakes. Shaw and Bruno have to play emergency ball to plug holes in the ship. Maguire, De Ligt, Mazraoui have played through old injuries and are now paying the price. Ugarte and Dalot try hard, but hard isn’t elite. You can redraw shapes forever. If the pieces are compromises, the picture never sharpens. This isn’t a tactical flaw. It’s a squad that isn’t ready to carry an idea.

@LawTop20 @AussieMUFCfan Both still lost their jobs though?

@AussieMUFCfan Where true management comes in. When you know you are missing players you set up the team differently. Jose and Ole found themselves in similar situations with some really bad players, but did better.

Am I the only one with the conclusion that this is not working? #IKN

@LawTop20 Easy and lazy to always blame the system. How about individual mistakes by players costing us games?

I don't know how many of you would agree with the premise that with a different setup/philosophy, #ManUtd could have easily been second by now. #IKN

They were definitely hoping for a different soundbite from this. Class response from Scott.

No red card given to Antoine Semenyo for hands to the neck of Diogo Dalot 👀

PBs galore ✨ Phil Sesemann and Jonny Mellor both ran blistering personal bests at the Valencia Marathon to finish in the top 25👏 Sesemann finished 13th in 2:07:11 while Mellor ran 2:08:45 to finish 22nd 🤩

@realsavanti Nothing changes until additions are made in midfield

I don't see the vision anymore. United seem stuck. We should see solutions by now.

2016: Nigel Farage, "The worst case scenario economically, is better. than where we are today" 2020: Boris Johnson, "Prosper nightly remains an extremely good description of life after January 1st" 2025: Bloomberg, "Brexit Hit to UK Economy Double Official estimate" National Bureau of Economic Research Study: ⬇️ GDP down 8% ⬇️ Investment down 18% ⬇️ Employment down 4% ⬇️ Productivity down 4% 🔻£35 billion lost in Income tax & NI 🔻£25 billion lost in VAT 🔻£15 billion lost in Corporation tax 🆘 Estimated loss in tax revenue is £75 billion per year What have we got after Brexit? £4.8  billion for 🇮🇳 Indian-UK £2.3  billion for 🇦🇺 Australia-UK £0.8 billion for 🇳🇿 New Zealand-UK £9.0 billion for 🇪🇺 EU reset with UK 🆘 £16.9 billion - Current best case scenario by 2040 The reason taxes will go up, and spending will be cut, again, is because Brexit is making us poorer Today, former UKIP, former Reform UK, Nathan Gill, who admitted taking bribes to do what Farage and Johnson did for free: talk down the EU, will be sentenced ➡️The UK has always been a sovereign nation; just as every EU nation is a sovereign nation, they just chose to work together for the greater good ➡️The UK has always had control of our borders. Even within the EU the UK could remove any EU citizen e.g. if they were a danger, or didn't contribute ➡️ Poverty an austerity were not caused by the EU, they were caused by the Conservative party underfunding public services ➡️ And when the UK left the EU, to make up for the freedom of people that provided temporary workers to the UK, Boris Johnson's point based system approved visas for 3.5 million legal migrants, he did that without investing in public services. Not the fault of immigrants but of the UK government exercising their Brexit freedoms So the UK can carry on believing populists that will say whatever angers swathes of the population to get power and influence, like Farage or Johnson Or the UK can acknowledge that Farage's and Johnson's Brexit ideology has not only been a disaster, but it has been the opposite of what both of them promised If we want the economy to grow faster, if we want to cut taxes, and increase spending, the sooner we boost our economic growth by rejoining the European Union, the better

😡 Brexiteer Tim Martin spent years telling Britain that Brexit would “boost democracy and prosperity”. Today? Wetherspoons is routing its entire EU expansion through Ireland to avoid the Brexit red tape *HE* helped create. The loudest Brexiteer in hospitality now needs the EU Single Market to grow his business 👉because UK firms outside it can’t compete. Brexit didn’t take back control. It pushed British business to take flight and now Britain 🇬🇧 is rapidly becoming bankrupt and destitute. 👉 independent.ie/business/wethe…

Weird how other clubs don’t get time…..

David Moyes in the matchday programme coming out pretty strong against treatment of managers in the Premier League. It's long but is interesting amid pressure on Postecoglou, Amorim etc. "We all come into the job knowing we could lose our job at any time and we fully appreciate the expectations that are put on anyone who chooses to become a football manager or coach. "But I don't think that means you should treat football managers differently to the way you would treat managers in other industries. "In football, we frequently see managers losing their jobs, with other people keen to encourage that decision and to talk about it with little or no thought of the effects on the manager himself, and the impact on his family or the people connected to him. "I strongly believe this process can be conducted with far more dignity..."

Imagine United losing three straight after dropping half a billion. Every mic becomes a filleting knife, pundits fight over the ribs, rivals write Shakespeare, and fans suddenly discover tactical analytics after a YouTube tutorial.