The problem is that whenever a new manager has been signed and the club manages to get him all the players he required from the transfer market, the fans are always impatient when it comes to getting results. They are too quick to judge especially when after spending heavily in the transfer market they are not seeing immediate result. This is exactly what is happening with the fans of Manchester United right now.
This is NOT about getting results. For about two seasons Arsenal didn't get reasonable results with Arteta. But Arteta's Arsenal wasn't playing this terrible football where they get played off the pack and only needed to be rescued by either a referee mistake or luck to get points.
The referee saved Man United's win against Wolves by denying Wolves a clear penalty. Wolves were by far the better team all night.
They needed a red card to win against Nottingham Forest having gone 2-0 down.
If Burnley had players who could score, they would score three goals against United.
Against Brentford, McTominay came in to score in the 93rd and 97th minute to get a win. That will never happen again.
They had to come from a goal down against relegation surety, Sheffield United for a win.
Those are Man United's five league wins out of 10. In every of those games, opponents created at least two big chances. For the ones they lost, they were completely outplayed except against Palace.
Man United are the worst playing team amidst all the so called big teams, anyone who watches football will easily see that.
Again, this is NOT about results.
And may I ask you, as a Man United supporter. What is the team's playing pattern right now? Will be waiting for your answer to this.
Yeah, that's very correct. Manchester United got almost all the players that they needed in order to play a perfect football this season which was what everyone was looking up to. How everything disintegrated within a twinkle of an eye is something that have been worrying for a lot of people. I just hope as a Manchester United fan that we can be able to go to the Galatasaray and beat them in their home just like the way they beat us at home. If you fail to do that, there is no hope of qualifying from this group stage.
Now this is my point. Isn't it shameful that we have to hope and pray to win at Galatasaray? We both know, on current form, this team won't lay a give on Bayern Munich. The beat down will be comprehensive this time. Can they win at Turkey? We will probably be hoping for a draw.
When SkySports predicted the Manchester Derby result, they predicted 5-0. And, in all fairness that game should've been 5-0 if Haaland scored all the gilt-edged chances he was presented.
We are the only big team that gets pounded like amateur teams against the big boys. 7-0 at Liverpool last season. 6-3 at City. Brighton scored four goals. Brentford scored four goals. Newcastle played us off the pack. The sheer amount of disgraceful performances is unbelievable!