In just six years United have completely forgotten what it means to be a big club

[JPRouve]

This is what I’m talking about right now in this game.

This feels like Manchester United again when we click like this.

YES granted it’s not consistent but it’s a feckin start compared to previous management since SAF.

Doing it with young potential stars.

Surely you can see there are glimpses, just glimpses of what could be, and my god would it feel all the more better for it under Ole to boot.

No, we have a top 6 team and we are bound to win games and win them with style. We are not a championship team.

 

[RUCK4444]

No, we have a top 6 team and we are bound to win games and win them with style. We are not a championship team.

Man I would hate to watch my team with your outlook.

I respect your opinion though dude, your one of the more balanced posters here

 

[JPRouve]

Man I would hate to watch my team with your outlook.

I respect your opinion though dude, your one of the more balanced posters here

You wouldn't because I'm happy and had a good feeling about this game which I said in the matchday thread at the beginning of the game. I simply don't overreact on single results.

 

[Hughie77]

How have they forgotten to be a big team! Admitting it's been pretty disastrous with previous Transfers and the way club has been run, on the pitch. Off it UTD will always be a massive club, global club. OT always full. 2021 we will be challenging for the major honours again, my prediction could be wrong but I've got a strong feeling.

 

[roseguy64]

Crikey

just read this headline form the BBC. Says everything really - totally clueless.

Manchester United behind in development, says boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer

What point is this supposed to prove?

 

[Forevergiggs1]

The club has an accountability issue.

Only the manager gets the blame when practically everyone is messing up in varying degrees of shitness.

Name me one other club in the world where this isn't the case.