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Makes no difference who manages them. It's going to fail.

I don't rate Poch anyway. Never did, never will.

Carrick has to go. But I’d honestly have kept him over Poch.

David Moyes aside, this will be the single worst managerial appointment Utd have made in my lifetime if they hire that serial bottler who is coming off the National team retirement job in America.
 
Excl: Inside Steve Holland's 'unpopular' #MUFC end tenure:

- Clash with players
- Fernandes largely was referencing Holland after the Como outburst, Holland pushed for him to be dropped after
- Described as 'arrogant' & 'stubborn'
 
Here we go again...
"Poch favours youth and will help young players flourish"!!!
:LOL:
How many managers after Fergie have they said that about?

Then they come to United and it's the same old useless cnuts taking to the field, week after week.
 
🚨 NEW: The Glazers' connection to US billionaire hedge fund owner Ken Griffin appears to be a major factor here. Griffin funded Pochettino's US Soccer salary in 2024 and his contract extension in August, and he also helped finance the Glazers' 2005 takeover of Manchester United.

Because of this backing, the club's chain of command is now completely disrupted. Unlike previous managers Erik ten Hag, Ruben Amorim, and Michael Carrick, Pochettino will not answer to executives Omar Berrada and Jason Wilcox. Instead, he bypasses Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s football leadership structure entirely to become the most powerful person at Old Trafford.

If Berrada and Wilcox remain at the club, their futures will now depend on Pochettino's success, making this their final chance.

[@ianherbs]
 
TOD... Are you looking for positives in this **** show?
No not this season🤣 my only hope is he saves us from relegation. I actually do like him as a manager tbh though. But we all know it will be the s h I t around him that decides if he’s successful or not mate
 
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