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Man Utd’s problems came from when the board stopped listening and sacked Dan Ashworth

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Paul Scholes believes the problems we are seeing with Ineos at Manchester United stem from the time they stopped listening to and sacked Dan Ashworth. ...

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Man Utd’s problems came from when the board stopped listening and sacked Dan Ashworth
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Paul Scholes believes the problems we are seeing with Ineos at Manchester United stem from the time they stopped listening to and sacked Dan Ashworth.

It has been well-documented that Manchester United have a long list of problems contributing to poor results on the pitch. Michael Carrick was on the brink after the 3-0 defeat to Bournemouth on Sunday, but Ineos have decided that they will give the head coach more time to turn results around.

The board at United will feel the pressure from the fans. They sang chants about Jim Ratcliffe, the Glazers and Jason Wilcox at the weekend.

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