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city, Arsenal and Liverpool have the three best sqauds in the league quality-wise. After that there is a group of teams who have similar levels, so then it comes down a lot to form, injuries, ref decisions and tactics.

They are utterly pathetic and get too much protection in the media.

Know very little about him, but anyone they get will be a step or two down from their current manager.

Getting a penalty anytime a player flops to the ground in the box will help with that.

Doesn't matter where he is played, he will always find a way to cost the team. Really can't understand how his contract was extended by a year, I see no benefit to the club as there is no way we are selling him for any sort of fee.

Whoever comes in needs to be ready to hit the ground running and lead the line properly, it can't be another inexperienced "talent" who is learning on the job. Up front for United is not the place to be doing that, it's not fair on the young...

Could have got Rangnick in to diagnose the problem again and then do absolute nothing to fix it.

Yea, that's fair. When Ole was going well it was a very basic deep defence and counter attacking approach. He even says that the problems started to arise for him when he wanted to move to a more progressive and sustainable way of playing and the...

Fair enough, we see it differently. I see comebacks against teams that we should be able to beat as us getting a goal being able to use the momentum to push it over the line when things start to go well. I think showing consistent performance...

The only players that I wouldn't sell if a decent offer came in are Mainoo, Martinez and Garnacho. Two kids and a player who has missed the whole season, not a good place to be. There are some that I would be in more in a rush to sell than...

I am struggling to understand why so many are offended by the Forest statement. The incompetence needs to be called out regularly, if pundits aren't going to do it then I don't mind clubs wading in.

Mounting comebacks isn't a key indicator of mental fortitude in sport to me. Consistency of performance and being able to deliver when the chips are down will always highlight it better. The comebacks under Ole showed that they were able to push...

Oh come on, Wan Bissaka in particular displays it on a regular basis. He isn't alone, he is just the most clearly obvious example.

A lot of these players that have formed a large part of the squad have shown the same mental frailties under Ole, so the manager isn't really the deviation for them logically. The number of late goals they have conceded, the number of hammerings...

We haven't seen these leaders do it in a United shirt, and that is what matters to United. I just think there are far too many examples now of mental fragility in this group of players now to say that they are up to the job. Once the heat comes...