AneRu
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I wouldn't call it a poisoned chalice even though things haven't worked out great since Fergie retired we still present a good opportunity for an upcoming young manager to make his name.Uh, is it not? Moyes failed miserably and hasn't recovered since, sacked, Van Gaal failed and hasn't been in football since, sacked, Mourinho did the best job so far before he got toxic as hell, sacked, if we continue on this path Ole will end up, sacked. For any young manager looking to come to us, they will be looking with trepidation at the lack of ambition of the owners, and the fact that no manager has lasted a few years since the retirement of Sir Alex. It's a poisoned chalice aslong as we have these owners.
Even though we all think we could do better without the Glazers they do sanction some big money moves and approve crazy wages even to average talent - which is hurting us now but something which is critical in attracting and retaining talent.y
We have about 6 to 8 first team players that are good enough to form the core of a team that can fight for the title, one day. In Bruno, Pogba, Maguire, Rashford, Martial and Greenwood we have the base to build from with smart recruitment and a couple of projects a good coach can groom from the youth set up like Garner, Tuanzebe et al.
The problem we have is that we lack visionary leadership at executive level and they are likely to sabotage the manager through incompetence like we saw in 2018 and what could transpire this window where we fail to give the manager they additions he needs to entrench the team in the top four.