Why Manchester United cannot afford to let another manager become the scapegoat
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32-second readManchester United fans are sick and tired of the rinse-and-repeat strategy that has been evident at the club since Sir Alex Ferguson retired as manager in 2013.
Nine games into the new season, Michael Carrick is already under immense pressure. It has been disappointing watching Manchester United play this season. The form guide shows two wins from nine matches, including a shocking 3-2 defeat to Brighton in the Carabao Cup third round.
Matters worsened on Tuesday night in the Champions League. United suffered a 2-0 defeat at the Metropolitano, but the performance was far from terrible, and Leny Yoro’s harsh red card knocked the stuffing out of the Reds with approximately 20 minutes left to play.
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Manchester United fans are sick and tired of the rinse-and-repeat strategy that has been evident at the club since Sir Alex Ferguson retired as manager ...
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