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Every couple of years as they suffer I think the same thing, that is I hope they don’t get that manager that will turn it around. Good news is that they are rotting from the top so unless that changes it would be more of the same and stuck in the same cycle. The debt they owe is about the same as it was when the their owners shafted them with it all those years ago, all they pay is the interest annually.

They are a mess, when they used to lose in the past it used to be a good laugh for the rival fans but now it's just normal. They have not got that "attraction" factor anymore. They potentially may beat our 30 year record until they get a title.

Well done Fleetwood.

Hope United don't sack Carrick until after we play them.

If any of the teams below them win their game United will fall down to a relegation spot. Doubt they'll keep him after that.

Man United scrap a draw in the final minute against Villa. It would have been funny if they lost and fallen down to 19th, only better than 20th Palace on goal difference, but getting this draw might give Carrick more time meaning he'd still be there when we play them in the next round.

However, they may not be 19th but they're 18th lol. The fact they've dropped to the bottom 3 may mean that Carrick is getting sacked by tomorrow.

Mate they'll defo treat the game against us like a final.

What you guys make or Arsenal, I think they are going to win the damn thing, they've been underwhelming but are the best out of the bunch. City are yet to be docked and you could see it already they are flapping it.

David Moyes (2013–2014)
Ryan Giggs (caretaker, 2014)
Louis van Gaal (2014–2016)
José Mourinho (2016–2018)
Ole Gunnar Solskjær (2018–2021)
Michael Carrick (caretaker, 2021)
Ralf Rangnick (interim, 2021–2022)
Erik ten Hag (2022–2024)
Ruud van Nistelrooy (caretaker, 2024)
Ruben Amorim (2024–2026)
Darren Fletcher (interim, 2026)
Michael Carrick (2026–?)

Crazy the amount of managers they've gone through. They've got some deep rooted issues. Rumours circulating Carrick will be gone. We may have to face the "new manager bounce".

redshade » Mon Nov 09, 2026 4:53 pm wrote:What you guys make or Arsenal, I think they are going to win the damn thing, they've been underwhelming but are the best out of the bunch. City are yet to be docked and you could see it already they are flapping it.

Arsenal are gonna win it again even without City getting docked, even before the season started this seemed obvious to me. They're lucky to be playing their best football in decades at the perfect moment. We are in transition, Man City even with the charges aside they just lost probably the best manager in the world so they're in transition as well, Chelsea are not there yet either. I wish we were this lucky with lack of competition back in the Klopp days, but sadly we were robbed of a few titles instead. I hate to say it but Arsenal might win a few league titles in a row.

Yup I agree only caveat I'd say catching Arsenal won't be as hard as competing with prime City. They've a settled side, and as you said mate without competition just makes it even easier. However I don't think they've got the quality to win UCL.

I still think Arsenal will have a dip as they always do. I see them over celebrating as they like to do this early in the season and burning out as the season goes on, they did it last year. They are the champions but they didn’t dominate last year and had so much help from the referees (and this season doesn't seem different so far other than clamping down on the Arsenal style WWE football on corners). If we can just keep winning then we’ll feel them in.

redshade » Tue Nov 10, 2026 7:59 am wrote:David Moyes (2013–2014)
Ryan Giggs (caretaker, 2014)
Louis van Gaal (2014–2016)
José Mourinho (2016–2018)
Ole Gunnar Solskjær (2018–2021)
Michael Carrick (caretaker, 2021)
Ralf Rangnick (interim, 2021–2022)
Erik ten Hag (2022–2024)
Ruud van Nistelrooy (caretaker, 2024)
Ruben Amorim (2024–2026)
Darren Fletcher (interim, 2026)
Michael Carrick (2026–?)

If you add Pochettino to that list, it's 13 managers in 13 years. Glory glory Man United.

Poch was good at spurs but after that his barely stormed the world. Now we're going to face a "rejuvenated" United, New manager bounce. Watch them perform like it is a final.