Transfer policy is irrelevant when you have an abrasive manager like ETH who can't keep his team happy. Get the right person as manager first and then figure out the strategy and personnel requirements. Same as any other business really.

New stadium 100,000 is a must. Redeveloping the whole area will help that and future growth. Also what happens to Old Trafford, what could be done with it.

​@listey the good players are happy. The trouble makers have been managed out of the club. THAT is good management.

@@listey don't believe everything you hear in the media - there's only 2 players that said they weren't happy, and they've gone

​@@listey like Southgate you mean? Great idea. That'll work.

Shareholders have rights but they don't run the day to day operations,they merely give management objectives and then its management's prerogative on how they are going to achieve those stated objectives. The biggest crook was that Ed "The Investment banker Crook" Woodward. All the assets he bought depreciated over their useful lives. I don't know of any player he bought that sold for more afterwards. The last players to go for premium was maybe Cr7 ,Van Nistelrooy?

Spot on

There's so many players in the market to fill that rodri role. Just stupid signings from united

True but it's really hard to find players like Busquet and Rodri because they are very rare and they usually peak late because being able to play like that only comes with age. Think about it, a holding midfielder that is composed under pressure, can pass very well, read the game, defensively solid, and win back the ball by being at the right place at the right time rather than chasing the players on the ball. Look back 20 years and the only world class players who possessed those qualities are Carrick, Busquet and Xabi Alonso. Palinha is great at winning back the ball but he offers very little when he's got the ball which is very unlike Rodri.

I think Joao Neves could fit in the profile right💯💥💥⚡

​@@benedictjajo am thinking of Joao Neves and Zubimendi only could fit in those boots

​@@user-od2pm8ey3h he is like iniesta not busquets

Martinez, Onana too

@@raj8294if you are building a team that includes onana your beating before you start

@@raj8294maybe shaw can also still fit in and dalot, we need a proper new young cb

@@george941 I’m done with Luke. Quality player but always injured. Needs to be sold

I doubt he'll drop bruno for him! But I'd like to see him play in that position. You'll see a more cohesive team I'm sure. Keeping the ball a lot more.

@@user-yw1gz2ms9z - You make a fair point. United’s biggest problem this season is controlling the tempo of a game in midfield. It’s difficult to do that without a midfield conductor. So, you play on the break. That, however can take only so far. - When bottom half sides sit deep, especially at OT, you have a problem (eg defeats to Palace, Bournemouth, Fulham at home, Forest away) - You lose a lot of away games to top half sides (eg City, Arsenal, Spurs, WHU, Newcastle)

arguably will be better, as he also tracks back

@@chetk8413 You don’t tell players like Mbappe to track back, you let them stay up top because they’re the ones who win you games.. Mbappe is the best player on the planet, he’s a goal a game winger, Garnacho will never be better than him.. He’ll be a great player but he’ll never get to that level.

@@Primitive01 mbappe is 4 years older I think than garnacho...if he polishes his finishing he could be!

@@Jkens No chance.. Mbappe is far better than people realise or try to make out, he’s THE best player on the planet and has been since he was Garnacho’s age, when he leaves PSG he has the opportunity of cementing himself as the best player in history, he’s that good.. He single handedly won his nation a World Cup at Garnacho’s age and almost done it again 4 years later, he’s breaking records all over the place.. Has Garnacho even played for Argentina yet? Garnacho is never going to score a goal a game, never.. Understand as fans of United we all hope the young ones become something special, Greenwood could have been, but Garnacho? Nah.. He’ll become a top player, a great player, 100%, but he won’t become a special player, he ain’t got that about him.. He does give Ronaldo/Rooney vibes but he just ain’t gonna reach that high.. I hope I’m wrong obviously, but it’s quite easy to spot when a player is going to become something special.. Mbappe is special, being a great player isn’t.

@@Primitive01yes Mbappe is great but never say never. Kane was poor at 19 and people would laugh if u would say he’d be a better striker than Van Persie. Look now! Who knows what would happen with Garna

It would make money for everyone in theory as a new stadium, shopping complex, museum etc would be an asset and increase the value of the Club long term with increased revenues.

@@genghiskhanjunior9581 Absolutely correct. It’s not hard to understand so I have no idea why some fans can’t see it

Facts

multipurpose stadium 🍻

Pretty certain that a 100k state of the art brand new stadium will havr a retractable roof😂

​@@phanhuyduc2395why? Tottenham's new ground doesn't.

In short, copying Real Madrid´s Santiago Bernabéu stadium as much as we can. The problem is Manchester is not Madrid and Old Trafford is not exactly in the city center + financial center.

We've still got the Glazers and still got that colossal debt though.

​@@richardjones8699Indeed. But I think Ineos should have been more proactive given that they're in control of sporting decisions.

Jim says people in the North pay there taxes . Erm why is he in tax free Monaco???

​@@blacklightning7570cause he can be. You would if you could.

​@@blacklightning7570 why not ? Lol😂 he do it legally . Billionaire like him gives dozen thousands people a good stable payrolls.

There's not many English football clubs left that are owned by English people. I initially favoured the fairytale Qatar bid if I'm honest but in hindsight Sir Jim is the best thing for us imo. I think we dodged a bullet with Qatar, look what happened to Chelsea, the middle east is volatile and having a local self made billionaire owner is a no brained really, hopefully at some point he takes full control.

@@genghiskhanjunior9581 Yea, exactly. If there's any club that doesn't need outside money it's probably United (with the exception of the 2 Spanish giants), because we're one of the biggest clubs in the world with one of the biggest potential incomes. With, what, almost a billion fans? They could literally set up a GoFundMe and have every fan pay £1-2, and build a new stadium with it!

I tried explaining this to people who were going balls deep into Jassim, all the talking heads saying that we need an owner who'll throw 5 billion, 10 billion, at us. No we don't! We can do everything we want to do, and achieve everything we want to achieve using our own resources. Off our own backs. We're not City, we're MUFC, we don't hold out a begging bowl, we do things through hard work, grit, and determination. All we needed was an owner with a vision, with a desire to get us back to the top, and the ability to get things done. That's what we've got now.

@@creepingbrain Exactly! I've had a few of these conversations with people too, and they'd be saying stuff like _"We need £4B for renovations, clear the debt, new training complex, and 10 new players, but we're losing money every year"_ but it didn't seem to occur to them that we're in this mess because the club was run badly; and they just wanted a quick fix. I think with United being run _properly_ they could probably put close to £200m a year towards the debt, when things actually get put in motion properly in a few year's time. Or maybe even more with the new stadium and places for fans to spend more money around the ground, especially tourist fans from abroad.

Give it time

If he thinks that Southgate is an elite club manager then he's clearly an idiot.

😅😅what are you really saying about, hope you have not taken something

@@njiembua2650 i'm saying the MK dons stadium (which I live near) has a hotel, shops, resturants, cinema etc. All within its complex, so fans can go there for more than just the game. Which is what Sir Jim says should be the future for any OT redevelopment!

Make perfect sense. Also need a redlight district close by 😂

If giraffe Southgate takes over from a sacked Ten Hag I wholeheartedly hope we get relegated. The only way we rid this club of those glazers in dropping down a division.. Get them out if they sack ten Hag

Or left back.

Stick him on left wing, show him videos of how Lee Sharpe, Arthur Albiston put in crosses

​@@weetakCant believe they haven't tried that at least

​@@Hyde_Hill 100% sir. He is actually good defensively. I was surprised it hasn't been tried before Sunday 😂

Try differnt formation will be good. Why not try old style 442?

All those things can be done at the same time, the planning and building of the stadium may take several years to be completed so has to be started now. Sir Jim's getting the ball rolling on the stadium there's no time to waste he's no spring chicken.

He is fan and feels the culture. Glazers are kids without their fathers brain......hence did not bother to be ahead of the curve

@@valerienaidoo3853Or you know, he just wants to make money like the vast majority of club owners do? Talk is cheap as they say.

A new museum with the Munich clock, plaque etc displayed and some sort of area to hold the Munich memorial every year would be excellent and great for tourists etc. It's a no brainer really and United really need to go all out on this , no cutting corners. It has to be state of the art and 100k stadium minumum.

@@genghiskhanjunior9581 I agree they have to take a big swing on this. It would be a great way generate funds, which they’re gonna need to get back to the top

Arteta is a bad example arsenal are a small club mentality and has won nothing where as the pressure will always be on ten hag

Is he really? This is an interview the Geraint Thomas. One of Sir Jim's employees at Ineos Cycling.

I wish Rashford would be added to that list

Add mctominay, rashford wan bissaka and Anthony.

​@@Doctor_KroomRome wasn't built in a day, I'm not against AWB or Scott leaving if we get decent offers but I think there's a few more people going through the door before them. Scott's not on massive wages and he can contribute of the bench imo and he's clearly a good professional as numerous managers have used him. A decent offer may tempt United to sell so who knows.

@@thecreator4199 I also want Rashford to be sold but I don't think it will happen this season. We've to deal with 6-7 other players who are out of contract or surely leaving. Hopefully, Rashford would be sold the season after

This is what I don’t get. Go and buy the scouts that keep finding these gems. So simple

That is only when he was already a superstar. When Olé suggested him when he was still at Molde, they would ask for little

As noted by Ole, the board had doubts about Haaland's potential at the age of 17, which was undoubtedly a regrettable decision. Haaland wasn't regarded as a 'superstar' at that time; he simply delivered some good performances in the Champions League, notably a standout display in the home game against Liverpool while playing for RB Salzburg. Though his talent was evident, only two teams, Dortmund and Manchester United, were reportedly keen on securing his signature, with Juventus also mentioned as a minor contender. Given their prior association at Molde FK, it's evident that Ole had a better understanding of Haaland's potential. Despite attempting to pursue him a second time, the board was deterred by the demand for a release clause, which they deemed embarrassing for a club of Manchester United's stature. The rest, as they say, is history.

It will be 7 days a week mate, that’s the whole point of it for revenue. Match day/weekend prime time yes, but having the restaurants, shopping, etc etc ensures it’s a week round thing for those not even attending fir a match. In addition tours happen all week at Old Trafford, they will there too with added attractions before and after. It’s not accessible only to those who watch a game

He learnt from it