Manchester United, oh dear.

[the other bob wilson]

2-0 down at home to Brighton who’ve just scored a great second goal = both scored by Gross who cost them about £1.5 million.

[valleys caveman]

Re: Manchester United, oh dear.

Erik ten Hag out.

[Trigger]

Re: Manchester United, oh dear.

Just love to see it. Lovely counter from Brighton but also seemed so easy.

[valleys caveman]

Re: Manchester United, oh dear.

I think UTD are lucky not to be down to 10 men after that McTominay tackle.

[William Treseder]

Re: Manchester United, oh dear.

Don’t know if it’s my eyesight, my TV, or his new haircut, but Danny Welbeck looks a lot older this season.

[PontBlue]

Re: Manchester United, oh dear.

Ref's and VAR still give them the decisions. That should have been a penalty for Brighton

[Michael Morris]

Re: Manchester United, oh dear.

FT: Man Utd 1 - 2 Brighton

[bobh]

Re: Manchester United, oh dear.

Don’t know if it’s my eyesight, my TV, or his new haircut, but Danny Welbeck looks a lot older this season.

He is older.
By one year.

[NYCBlue]

Re: Manchester United, oh dear.

No leadership on the pitch from Man U. Long may it continue.

[Rjk]

Re: Manchester United, oh dear.

how have successive managers failed to realise that mctominay is just not good enough for that level

[Cleve van Leef]

Re: Manchester United, oh dear.

Another Manager who won’t see out his contract. The Ferguson effect is still hampering the Club.

[Ninja]

Re: Manchester United, oh dear.

Another Manager who won’t see out his contract. The Ferguson effect is still hampering the Club.

Indeed. Fergie left them in disarray, loads of top stars leaving and no quality replacements. Mind you, there's no excuse for the plethora of failed managers that followed and failed to rebuild. It's not like they've got no money either.

A case of picking wrong manager after wrong manager in my opinion.

[bobh]

Re: Manchester United, oh dear.

Indeed. Fergie left them in disarray, loads of top stars leaving and no quality replacements. Mind you, there's no excuse for the plethora of failed managers that followed and failed to rebuild. It's not like they've got no money either.

A case of picking wrong manager after wrong manager in my opinion.

... and expecting them to be as good as Fergie.

[Ninja]

Re: Manchester United, oh dear.

... and expecting them to be as good as Fergie.

I would argue that Fergie himself got somewhat lucky to a certain degree though.
What would he have achieved without that class of 92 coming through....
He did sign some great players to be fair to him, but he might not have been there to sign them in the first place if that crop hadn't have come through when they did.

[Cleve van Leef]

Re: Manchester United, oh dear.

I would argue that Fergie himself got somewhat lucky to a certain degree though.
What would he have achieved without that class of 92 coming through....
He did sign some great players to be fair to him, but he might not have been there to sign them in the first place if that crop hadn't have come through when they did.

Got lucky in the 1990 semi final as well, that saved his skin.