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Fun fact : I met Pele when he came to the UK I even managed to ask him a question in Portuguese, unfortunately I was too nervous to take a selfie with him, luckily a German journalist took this photo and I asked him to email me.
We are cursed I am certain of this, can't catch a break, in every game there's always something 🤦🏾♂️
Better from United, but still far too many amateurish mistakes,but we can't finish, Amad chance had to be a goal, but look how they decided to actually run and press properly
💯 Agree with Gerrard here, we have deep deep problems and things will not get better
Now that the fans are backing the manager and going against the players , do you guys think the players will turn up?
If by some miracle Wilcox gets sacked and city gets relagated get Hugo Vianna director of football he knows his stuff
Also lost count how many times players pass the ball back to Lammens, if you can't play from the back just play long balls 🤷♂️ this is like watching someone getting torture slowly
I don't have any emotions towards this game, NONE. We can sit here and talk about this player and that player I don't care, what I'm watching is zero desire to fight for the ball or do anything substantial up front, what was that 1 shot on target? Yeah Carrick is on his way out
The Paradox: Interestingly, Wilcox initially opposed appointing Howe when Dan Ashworth previously pushed for him. However, with changing circumstances and the need for immediate Premier League stability, Wilcox has completely changed his stance and made Howe his definitive n°1
Boardroom Disagreements
The pursuit of a manager has caused friction within United's leadership hierarchy:
• The Rival Option: While Wilcox is firmly backing Eddie Howe, United's Head of Recruitment, Christopher Vivell, prefers Julian Nagelsmann.













