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It appears Carrick has started questioning the commitment of the players.

TrebleChamp:
Which intensity are you guys talking about under disastermorim? Abeg name on game wey United play under the disaster that shown intensity, intensity but a 10 man Everton was all over us and won. E be like some of una go need to watch our games before the disaster was sacked. Intensity una.....

Man United vs Arsenal. Old Trafford. First game of the season. We lost to a Calafiori controversial goal and a Raya masterclass.

We should have won that game cos we were clearly the better team. Intensity. Agility. Chances created. Everything.

Jamiuokolaa:
It appears Carrick has started questioning the commitment of the players.

Ehn ehn. It's a lie ooo

Jamiuokolaa:
It appears Carrick has started questioning the commitment of the players.

Lol nobody should touch my players o

eph12:
Lol nobody should touch my players o

Imagine my shock

eph12:
Lol nobody should touch my players o

larride:
Imagine my shock

Unfortunately for him,the coach would be the fall guy if he fails to influence them to get the desired results at this moment.

If the next manager also realises midway on the back of poor results, he would also be kicked out

Michael Carrick don turn to SM Influencer. The guy must have a lot of followers

Jee - Ho - Va

I watched this and was just shaking my head throughout.

Na like this we want take play Atm?

pic.twitter.com/NxKrrJQRCE

— Tenlashes (@Tenlashes2025) October 12, 2026

Jamiuokolaa:
Unfortunately for him,the coach would be the fall guy if he fails to influence them to get the desired results at this moment.

If the next manager also realises midway on the back of poor results, he would also be kicked out

Lol. You'll just be setting up the next manager too to fail.

Was this not the same thing I was talking during Amorim time? Away from Amorim and Carrick incompetence, we have to be honest about the level of our players too and not expecting managers to do miracles.

I said it then that you cannot be ruthless when it comes to managers hiring and firing at will while pampering underperforming players but no you guys see criticism of the players as support for Amorim.

Look at City, they bought Tijjani Rejinders, Nico and Marmoush within 2yrs and they have offloaded them because they were not performing as they expected. When KDB legs were gone, they didn't waste time to move him on but at this club we'll continue to pamper average Joe's while laying all blames at the feet of the managers.

Another manager will come, we'll still be parading Maguire x Licha as starting CBs with Shaw and Dalot as full backs and we'll be wondering why we still concede goals in loads.

And to finally put a stop to the repeated myth here, hiring and firing at will hasn't help most clubs especially in the PL. All clubs that has achieved consistent success in the EPL has been club with stability of managers. Post SAF, the successful teams has been the teams with stable managers

City - Guardiola
Liverpool - Klopp
And currently Arsenal are reaping the benefits of staying the course with Arteta.

Since Chelsea began their hiring and firing at will, they haven't won the league in close to 10yrs. Is that the model we too want to continue on?

Like odizzey rightly said, when we are actually serious about building a team, we will calm down and let a manager actually build a team and give the process time. Till then we can continue to hire and fire and see where it will lead us. It's already 13yrs without a league title, let's keep reliving the old memories instead of forging ahead.

Against all odds Manchester United will get a result against Athletico Madrid at the Wanda Metropolitano, this evening.
Never under rate Manchester United because you will get egg all over your face.
Lol...😁😁

larride:
Lol. You'll just be setting up the next manager too to fail.

Was this not the same thing I was talking during Amorim time? Away from Amorim and Carrick incompetence, we have to be honest about the level of our players too and not expecting managers to do miracles.

I said it then that you cannot be ruthless when it comes to managers hiring and firing at will while pampering underperforming players but no you guys see criticism of the players as support for Amorim.

Look at City, they bought Tijjani Rejinders, Nico and Marmoush within 2yrs and they have offloaded them because they were not performing as they expected. When KDB legs were gone, they didn't waste time to move him on but at this club we'll continue to pamper average Joe's while laying all blames at the feet of the managers.

Another manager will come, we'll still be parading Maguire x Licha as starting CBs with Shaw and Dalot as full backs and we'll be wondering why we still concede goals in loads.

7 new players joined the club in the last 18 months. How come the new players are also struggling?

Was it Rashford that caused Bruno to make his 1st pass of the game in the 23rd minute a few days ago?

Is it Shaw and Maguire that make us cover low KMs in games?

The club has also been signing players and also incuring losses. City the FFP violators are not the only ones in that regard. How much did we buy Antony and how much was he sold eventually?

Didnt we also bin Hojlund when we discovered he wasnt good enough?

Angel Di Maria?

Yeah we have dead woods that need to be offloaded no doubt. We could definitely do with some upgrades especially with regards to some of the old guards.

However, we cannot play badly vs the likes of Hull then blame the loss on the presence of Maguire and Shaw.

We fail to beat 10 man Spurs with that horrible display then start talking about Dalot.

If beating 10 man Everton at OT is now perceived as a request for the manager to perform miracles, i really don't know what to say again.

larride:
And to finally put a stop to the repeated myth here, hiring and firing at will hasn't help most clubs especially in the PL. All clubs that has achieved consistent success in the EPL has been club with stability of managers. Post SAF, the successful teams has been the teams with stable managers

City - Guardiola
Liverpool - Klopp
And currently Arsenal are reaping the benefits of staying the course with Arteta.

Since Chelsea began their hiring and firing at will, they haven't won the league in close to 10yrs. Is that the model we too want to continue on?

Like odizzey rightly said, when we are actually serious about building a team, we will calm down and let a manager actually build a team and give the process time. Till then we can continue to hire and fire and see where it will lead us. It's already 13yrs without a league title, let's keep reliving the old memories instead of forging ahead.

It is well o. Because as the years go buy we lose our bite and status.
Liverpool were oga in England until they slept off and we took over.

It will be wise for the club to think twice and start a proper rebuild with patience.

Look for a solid coach out there. Support him according to his demands. Not asking him to make do with what he has because the players are good enough to beat Brighton.

larride:
And to finally put a stop to the repeated myth here, hiring and firing at will hasn't help most clubs especially in the PL. All clubs that has achieved consistent success in the EPL has been club with stability of managers. Post SAF, the successful teams has been the teams with stable managers

City - Guardiola
Liverpool - Klopp
And currently Arsenal are reaping the benefits of staying the course with Arteta.

Since Chelsea began their hiring and firing at will, they haven't won the league in close to 10yrs. Is that the model we too want to continue on?

Like odizzey rightly said, when we are actually serious about building a team, we will calm down and let a manager actually build a team and give the process time. Till then we can continue to hire and fire and see where it will lead us. It's already 13yrs without a league title, let's keep reliving the old memories instead of forging ahead.

Pep already had a reputation and was always going to get a free pass. Even at that, there was no time his team finished outside top 3 in the league.

If Klopp or Arteta finished 15th, they would have been chased out with slippers.

But at UTD, we must always show compassion and empathy to underperforming managers.

Jamiuokolaa:
7 new players joined the club in the last 18 months. How come the new players are also struggling?

Was it Rashford that caused Bruno to make his 1st pass of the game in the 23rd minute a few days ago?

Is it Shaw and Maguire that make us cover low KMs in games?

The club has also been signing players and also incuring losses. City the FFP violators are not the only ones in that regard. How much did we buy Antony and how much was he sold eventually?

Didnt we also bin Hojlund when we discovered he wasnt good enough?

Angel Di Maria?

Yeah we have dead woods that need to be offloaded no doubt. We could definitely do with some upgrades especially with regards to some of the old guards.

However, we cannot play badly vs the likes of Hull then blame the loss on the presence of Maguire and Shaw.

We fail to beat 10 man Spurs with that horrible display then start talking about Dalot.

If beating 10 man Everton at OT is now perceived as a request for the manager to perform miracles, i really don't know what to say again.

If you read my post again, you will notice I said Amorim a Carrick incompetence aside.

My point is simple, while the manager might be incompetent, it doesn't excuse the foolishness of some of our players. When you buy new players into a dysfunction squad, sooner rather than later they will copy whatever culture they meet on ground. For a team to function optimally, all section must play their part well, if the midfield is moving high up the pitch and defense still stays deep in their box, it will leave enormous gaps for the midfielders to cover should they lose the ball.

Football is all about who wants it the most, if you don't put in the efforts, you will not beat Hull City even if you have better players on paper. You need to understand this.

What we should be advocating for is good manager + good players and a board who will give the manager freedom to run the team as their own without interference. Once the board start interfering, it will begin to undermine the manager and before you know it, the players start doing whatever they like, that's wher Player FC get their powers from.

Finally, other sensible teams knows how to negotiate and sell players, maybe our own board should get competent people too so we can move on from players quickly and get new ones in.

odizeey:
It is well o. Because as the years go buy we lose our bite and status.
Liverpool were oga in England until they slept off and we took over.

It will be wise for the club to think twice and start a proper rebuild with patience.

Look for a solid coach out there. Support him according to his demands. Not asking him to make do with what he has because the players are good enough to beat Brighton.

They'll mouth off rebuild but don't have the patience to see out the rebuild. A rebuild for us will be a painful process considering all the mess the club is in.

They should stop patching it up and allow a proper rebuild.

Jamiuokolaa:
Pep already had a reputation and was always going to get a free pass. Even at that, there was no time his team finished outside top 3 in the league.

If Klopp or Arteta finished 15th, they would have been chased out with slippers.

But at UTD, we must always show compassion and empathy to underperforming managers.

See how you are making this about Amorim again?

In Arteta first 3 season, he finished 8th, 8th and 5th, if he was here, we would've been signing song of sack him sack him and he will probably have been sacked.

In Klopp first season too, he finished at 8th. Amorim was 6th on the table when we sacked him by the way.

Again, whether you like it or not, as long as the manager is competent, you'll have to give them time to build the team to the desired level we want and must be ready to bin out underperforming players.

larride:
They'll mouth off rebuild but don't have the patience to see out the rebuild. A rebuild for us will be a painful process considering all the mess the club is in.

They should stop patching it up and allow a proper rebuild.

I'm not even stressing myself anymore. When they are ready I will know.

And just like that, the leaks are back.

It also coincidentally started when a certain virus was integrated back into the team.

We'll all learn discipline by force.

Leyqute:
Until Carrick himself carry us enter relegation form 😂

Hope that doesn’t happen tho. Cos this place go hot

Uncle Conte go rescue us. MUFC has officially become a charity case

Jamiuokolaa:
It appears Carrick has started questioning the commitment of the players.

Oh, but AMorim complained about this same thing. That the players are conniving

What a merry-go-round

LostMyZeal:
Oh, but AMorim complained about this same thing. That the players are conniving

What a merry-go-round

He would also suffer the same fate.

Let him keep complaining without finding a way to improve the terrible performances and results

Atletico paste our u19 3 kondo

Hope the senior boys head go correct

larride:
Atletico paste our u19 3 kondo

Hope the senior boys head go correct

I wan carry una to win today. What advice do you have for me.

See this analysis I came across

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— Tenlashes (@Tenlashes2025) October 12, 2026

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swiz123:
I wan carry una to win today. What advice do you have for me.

Gamblers are liable to die young

So the leaks are back truly 😡😡😡😡

Can't believe this stupid fvcking club

How is Rashford still starting such big match?
E be like Carrick sef wan make dem sack him

Rashford and Bruno on the wings.

Oya now

Haaaaa!!!!