Remember how long Sir Alex Ferguson was in Man United before they start winning... check the record Carragher!

Bore off

No the best was Jose Mourinho

​​@@dembekalule We disagree - Mourinho should not have been allowed to join our Club in the first place, that when the board & owners showed their gullibility & desperation & he knew it - even though he was successful that was the worst football we've seen at Man Utd since SMB & post Fergie that went Toxic so the board had to act so No More Defensive Coaches.

They're just chatting. How else should people chat? Id it because they're sitting down?

I'm kidding 🤣

@@stevenjohnson7442 If it was .. Shearer would be labour party and then have a scandal similar to Clinton, but with a Geordie ladite intern. Keane would be green party, but then resign after being egged by a bystander. Carragher would be a man of the people politician who takes bribes on the side :)

Since fergie.. whos been best manager at UTD??

@@jakbowley5315 carrick

​@@jakbowley5315 Jose

Not sure about that Moyes struggled to connect with the players. Or the players didn't like a hands on coach. So threw him under the bus

@@sandygilmour5444 Dithering Dave sacked the backroom staff and had his pet Phil Neville the changing room rat to report

He's in line to be the best manager Yanited have ever had

They don't even wear the same shirts year on year. The problem is money. If you don't believe that shirts can be a problem in themselves, then look back to the grey shirts that got banned for hiding the players against the background of the fans. It's a small issue that goes along with all of the other small issues, and then suddenly it's a big issue that goes on for years. Moyes did well at Everton and did well at West Ham as well, he never stood a chance against the player power at United, neither could any of the other 5 managers since. The reason for player power is also money. United simply haven't been a football club since Beckham, they have been a platform for 'personality players' who can bring in sales and clicks and enrich both themselves and the shareholders. I think some premier league players get jealous of the American sports stars who get super-rich and super famous and want that for themselves, but England is only 1/50th the size of America so it can't ever happen, hence the super league idea and playing matches in America to tap into that market, again, for money, nothing to do with the sport of football itself. That much is clear even from the language used. 'Baller' for example comes from American basketball I think, so all a player has to do now is play one good pass every 5000 games and he is a claimed as 'baller' endlessly on social media, the shareholders see this and then the player gets a new contract. It's all nonsense and makes a mockery of professionals like Moyes who actually care about the game. Maybe.