The seed of our downfall was planted in 2005 when the Glazers bought Manchester United on a leverage deal that shouldn't happened. Amid the success due to Ferguson keeping things together, the red flags appeared when the club went into debt and sold key players and replacing them with average dross. Everything went to chaos when Ferguson retired. Moyes should have never been hired, LVG was boring and wasted Di Maria, Mourinho was hired 3 years too late, Ole should have remained interim till the end of the 18/19 season and Ten Hag aka Dr Robotnik aka Eggman Pagan is the worst manager in Manchester United. All the blame goes to the Glazers and Woodward for setting us up for failure and mediocrity.
They have spent and hired top managers. They failed to listen to mangers and allowed player power take over. Lazy overpaid egos with to much power control the dressing room the 10 or so years
LVG was boring but Mourinho was hired 3 years too late? Yes Mourinho wins but his football brand is like watching paint dry. Not the Utd I grew up watching.
What's funny is that when the Moyes season happened, it felt unbelievable just how bad they'd suddenly become, but in retrospect it was what turned out to be the norm for post-Fergie Man United. I also find it funny how people use Fellaini as the face of the awful post-Fergie era, when he was actually a better player for them than some of their star name signings, like Di Maria, Falcao, Schweinsteiger, Sanchez, Depay, Lukaku, Sancho and, of course, Pogba, who all flopped. Fellaini, despite being a limited player, always put in a shift and could influence games.
@@DumebiOdita-ci6ni Lukaku was good for like two months in 2017 then fell off a cliff. Pogba was too inconsistent and didn't fulfil his potential. If they didn't flop, they'd still be there.
We were signing players that can sell shirts, we did not focus on the future. Mourinho did well but 2nd season had some problem due to the quality they have.
Goes further back than that, Fergies partnership and ultimate fall out with JP MacManus, meant United had to find a buyer for the club to avoid Fergie getting sacked. The Glazers ended up being the buying party. If Fergie had just swallowed his pride and given up his claim to a racehorse we would never be in this mess. This is truly the event that F'd us. Sir Alex had too much power at the club, he even protected his legacy by appointing an average manager as his replacement in Moyes. The rest is history with the club having no one in place to channel any kind of identity at the club.
I would say before that with them having Moyes as an automatic replacement before scanning the landscape and weighing their options didn't help things either.
I think the drop in quality really began in summer ‘09 when we sold Ronaldo and Tevez and replaced them with Obertain, Valencia and a Michael Owen past his prime. At first this wasn’t much of a concern as we remained somewhat competitive under Fergie but it all came home to roost in 2013/14 when Moyes couldn’t replicate this with an ageing squad.
Man uniteds post Ferguson era reminds me very much of what Liverpool went through in the 90’s and long after. After been untouchable in the 70s and 80’s and up to 1991 Liverpool had a sudden fall from grace. The teams and managers they had were a shadow of their former glory unfortunately no one stays at the top for ever and after years of been top saga comes the inevitable fall from grace eventually they’ll bounce back but patience is the key and also remember it took Fergie 7 years to finally win the league and there was also a time his job was on the line
Erik ten Hag said "An era can come to an end." We all know what happened next. Liverpool lost Jurgen Klopp as a great manager, though they are still on fire with Arne Slot. Manchester City with Pep Guardiola is now crumbling heavily, even losing the derby the last night!
With Ferguson, Keane, class of 92 all gone and rio and Rooney running the dressing room we were finished! Not keeping Keane to be manager after Ferguson was Ferguson's biggest mistake
Fellaini, Mata, Herrera, di Maria, Shaw, Rojo, Martial, Zlatan, Pogba, Fred Maguire, Dan James, Bruno, Sancho, Ronaldo, Varane, Casemiro, Mount, Antony, Onana, Malacia, Hojlund, de Ligt, Zirkzee, Masroui - 80% of them should've never been signed, specially considering the amount of money they were signed for.
During Sir Alex Ferguson’s reign, he had at his disposal an abundance of world class players Ronaldo, Rooney, Van Persia, Scholes, Giggs, Keene, Ferdinand, Vidic and more. They were either winners or came close to winning the EPL title in every season. But the current Man Utd players like Fernandes, Rashford, Garmacho are far off the levels of their predecessors. The club is at such a low point now that I doubt they would even come close in qualifying for next season’s Europa League.
And Liverpool remain the most consistent top flight English team, never finished outside the top 8 in 61 seasons since there promotion in 1962. Not done by any other team
Rangnick was right, MU needs a major reforms. Many players must be sold, also incompetent managers CEOs must also leave and lastly, these scums the Glazers must be kicked out from the club. I believe these are to blame for all the stupid decisions in the last 10-11 years, I still can't believe that they pay themselves dividends, not reinvest in the club, what a shame!
During AF years their was only 2 or 1 team a season that challenged United. Arsenal under Wenger was the first then Chelsea under Joes. Then Man City got bought and things started to change. Liverpool also became stronger under Kloop and for a few seasons Spurs. When AF left he knew it was the time to go. The PL was getting harder and players were changing, What made United so good was the players who where the core of the team, These players bleed United they set the level for every player, these players were English and all had that hardworking mindset do the right things work for the team, Today that's gone Players are happy to be there to feed of the history of United, bragging rights ' oh look I play for United' witch means more money and sponsors. Every manger since AF will be living in his shadow with fans expecting to be brought back to how it was under AF witch will not happen for a long time as the PL is harder then it has every been,
Would have been nice to have a mention for Amorim just to leave it on a more positive note for us 😂 but very well put together regardless, it’s explains our downfall pretty well
Hard to judge on Amorim after a few games to be fair. Some good results under him, some not-so-good. I think you'll have more of an idea on the direction he's taking you towards the end of this season.
the thumbnail looks alot like or identically like the thumbnaila by balón|بالون a youtuber who makes football documentaries too .. looks like you so inspired by him tho
Im a united fan and was open to watching and learning but was lost at the first few minutes 'have not won a major trophy since 2013'. ?? Hmm no league titles but pretty sure UEFA cup, two fa cups and a league cup count as major trophies. Massive stupid fall from the top. No need to expand and distort anything.
Eric ten haag signed players that were all linked to his gents company seg ? This is why he got rid of Sancho and tried to get rid of disallowed as they were competition to Anthony
The first seasons of Ferguson were much worse than the first seasons of any of the managers that have followed him. Only difference is that MU did not fire Ferguson. If you don’t know your history, you are bound to repeat it ;)
@rakhatthenut3815 obviously not otherwise they would be called the same. But success is measured by trophies! Yes they haven't won the league in 13 years but oil money speaks! Everyone remembers the number of trophies not the performances
The glazers have completely sucked the soul out of that club, and their fans have continuously enabled it by prioritising buying tickets over protesting till they sell. However, some of the titles won by mou, lvg, even ten hag are major trophies - football's governing bodies get to decide what is and isn't considered one, not us fans. So I disagree with you there brother.
United would have won the league in 21/22 if they would have backed mason greenwood supported their academy star mason was averaging 15/20 goals in his first 2 seasons with the club and they let him down
@@Madridista_7_ as a man utd fan i can say that rashford loves manchester united and a good coach can bring the best out of him so he is motivated. I dont think we should be throwing him under the bus as he has been far from "crap" this season, besides a few games.
How much United doing badly and how much others' doing better. Yes, hiring a revolutionist in Moyes, as opposed to an available evolutionist, was a big mistake. Giving us (Everton) £29-odd million for Fellaini - where would we be without that Romelu Lukaku money for another three seasons after an initial loan in 12013 - I dread to think. But competition has only become more-and-more fierce/ Margins between success and failure thinner and thinner. That is, before taking into account the 2011 FFP glass ceilings, between those who gambled on big money - and those who dithered - when big spending was unrestricted and there to be capitalised to the full.
If even the german best kept secret professor Rangnick is helpless then the fish might stink at the head To bad that post Fergy Man united developed into a career grimmreaper
Look uf you're like trying to say that a great club destroyed itself. So put thumbnails of the club and not of the players man. The management is the reason the club isn't performing well. Ita very clear that they wanted make profit using man utd as a brand. How does putting the pics of rashford and antony gonna help. Put the faces of real culprits
Fellaini, Mata, Herrera, di Maria, Shaw, Rojo, Martial, Zlatan, Pogba, Fred Maguire, Dan James, Bruno, Sancho, Ronaldo, Varane, Casemiro, Mount, Antony, Onana, Malacia, Hojlund, de Ligt, Zirkzee, Masroui - 80% of them should've never been signed, specially considering the amount of money they were signed for.
The seed of our downfall was planted in 2005 when the Glazers bought Manchester United on a leverage deal that shouldn't happened. Amid the success due to Ferguson keeping things together, the red flags appeared when the club went into debt and sold key players and replacing them with average dross. Everything went to chaos when Ferguson retired. Moyes should have never been hired, LVG was boring and wasted Di Maria, Mourinho was hired 3 years too late, Ole should have remained interim till the end of the 18/19 season and Ten Hag aka Dr Robotnik aka Eggman Pagan is the worst manager in Manchester United. All the blame goes to the Glazers and Woodward for setting us up for failure and mediocrity.
The Glazers Have Been A Disaster!
They have spent and hired top managers. They failed to listen to mangers and allowed player power take over. Lazy overpaid egos with to much power control the dressing room the 10 or so years
LVG was boring but Mourinho was hired 3 years too late? Yes Mourinho wins but his football brand is like watching paint dry. Not the Utd I grew up watching.
What's funny is that when the Moyes season happened, it felt unbelievable just how bad they'd suddenly become, but in retrospect it was what turned out to be the norm for post-Fergie Man United. I also find it funny how people use Fellaini as the face of the awful post-Fergie era, when he was actually a better player for them than some of their star name signings, like Di Maria, Falcao, Schweinsteiger, Sanchez, Depay, Lukaku, Sancho and, of course, Pogba, who all flopped. Fellaini, despite being a limited player, always put in a shift and could influence games.
@@kevinkibble8342 Lukaku and pogba didn't flop at united. Honestly don't know what you are talking about
@@DumebiOdita-ci6ni Lukaku was good for like two months in 2017 then fell off a cliff. Pogba was too inconsistent and didn't fulfil his potential. If they didn't flop, they'd still be there.
Era's truly come to an end.
They Do!
2:19 thats pedro 😂😂
My Mistake 🤭
As a Spanish person you good bro
We were signing players that can sell shirts, we did not focus on the future. Mourinho did well but 2nd season had some problem due to the quality they have.
True! It's All About Marketing Nowadays!
The appointment of Ed Woodward was the single biggest mistake leading to United's free fall
Goes further back than that, Fergies partnership and ultimate fall out with JP MacManus, meant United had to find a buyer for the club to avoid Fergie getting sacked. The Glazers ended up being the buying party. If Fergie had just swallowed his pride and given up his claim to a racehorse we would never be in this mess. This is truly the event that F'd us. Sir Alex had too much power at the club, he even protected his legacy by appointing an average manager as his replacement in Moyes. The rest is history with the club having no one in place to channel any kind of identity at the club.
I would say before that with them having Moyes as an automatic replacement before scanning the landscape and weighing their options didn't help things either.
I think the drop in quality really began in summer ‘09 when we sold Ronaldo and Tevez and replaced them with Obertain, Valencia and a Michael Owen past his prime. At first this wasn’t much of a concern as we remained somewhat competitive under Fergie but it all came home to roost in 2013/14 when Moyes couldn’t replicate this with an ageing squad.
Man uniteds post Ferguson era reminds me very much of what Liverpool went through in the 90’s and long after.
After been untouchable in the 70s and 80’s and up to 1991 Liverpool had a sudden fall from grace.
The teams and managers they had were a shadow of their former glory unfortunately no one stays at the top for ever and after years of been top saga comes the inevitable fall from grace eventually they’ll bounce back but patience is the key and also remember it took Fergie 7 years to finally win the league and there was also a time his job was on the line
Erik ten Hag said "An era can come to an end."
We all know what happened next.
Liverpool lost Jurgen Klopp as a great manager, though they are still on fire with Arne Slot.
Manchester City with Pep Guardiola is now crumbling heavily, even losing the derby the last night!
United Is Back!
@@spotkick90in the bottom half of the table?
@@spotkick90 lol remember when Rio said those exact words years ago. When are united back?
We have won more then Liverpool in the last few years
@@dondamon4669 the FA cup is the only decent thing you’s have won that is worth mentioning since Ferguson left.
Mourinho did not sign Pogba. He was already on his way before Mou arrived.
With Ferguson, Keane, class of 92 all gone and rio and Rooney running the dressing room we were finished! Not keeping Keane to be manager after Ferguson was Ferguson's biggest mistake
Might Be!
Get Real ! Keane has been a disaster managing so far
that same team just beat the "best" team in England
Manchester Is Red Again?
@@spotkick90 Again? Always has been! 🔴👺
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@@spotkick90 bro it was always red
They beat Liverpool? Because that's the best English football team from England
Fellaini, Mata, Herrera, di Maria, Shaw, Rojo, Martial, Zlatan, Pogba, Fred Maguire, Dan James, Bruno, Sancho, Ronaldo, Varane, Casemiro, Mount, Antony, Onana, Malacia, Hojlund, de Ligt, Zirkzee, Masroui - 80% of them should've never been signed, specially considering the amount of money they were signed for.
During Sir Alex Ferguson’s reign, he had at his disposal an abundance of world class players Ronaldo, Rooney, Van Persia, Scholes, Giggs, Keene, Ferdinand, Vidic and more. They were either winners or came close to winning the EPL title in every season.
But the current Man Utd players like Fernandes, Rashford, Garmacho are far off the levels of their predecessors.
The club is at such a low point now that I doubt they would even come close in qualifying for next season’s Europa League.
He'd an abundance of referees at his disposal too.
Jeez… 27 mill in 2014 for felliani is like 80mill now for Anthony
Waste Of Money In My Opinion!
Best in England was and is Liverpool
Nice joke
@@mtznumme😂😂😂
@@mtznummeit's not 2010 anymore
@@tylerfoster79it's not 1990s anymore
'Best' is usually subjective for the time, but greatest club no doubt.
Ten Hagg set this team back 10 years alone
And yet he was the best manager ever right up until he got the boot. And like Ole before him, when the next guy flops they'll say he needed more time.
You should've mention the Blazers role in all of this
And Liverpool remain the most consistent top flight English team, never finished outside the top 8 in 61 seasons since there promotion in 1962. Not done by any other team
Rangnick was right, MU needs a major reforms. Many players must be sold, also incompetent managers CEOs must also leave and lastly, these scums the Glazers must be kicked out from the club. I believe these are to blame for all the stupid decisions in the last 10-11 years, I still can't believe that they pay themselves dividends, not reinvest in the club, what a shame!
2:18 - Brother, you need to do better than this 😂
What the actual f_ck?!
Sure 😄
During AF years their was only 2 or 1 team a season that challenged United. Arsenal under Wenger was the first then Chelsea under Joes. Then Man City got bought and things started to change. Liverpool also became stronger under Kloop and for a few seasons Spurs. When AF left he knew it was the time to go. The PL was getting harder and players were changing, What made United so good was the players who where the core of the team, These players bleed United they set the level for every player, these players were English and all had that hardworking mindset do the right things work for the team, Today that's gone Players are happy to be there to feed of the history of United, bragging rights ' oh look I play for United' witch means more money and sponsors. Every manger since AF will be living in his shadow with fans expecting to be brought back to how it was under AF witch will not happen for a long time as the PL is harder then it has every been,
Would have been nice to have a mention for Amorim just to leave it on a more positive note for us 😂 but very well put together regardless, it’s explains our downfall pretty well
Good call!
Hard to judge on Amorim after a few games to be fair. Some good results under him, some not-so-good. I think you'll have more of an idea on the direction he's taking you towards the end of this season.
Narrator did Anthony dirty😂
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c'mon😂
the thumbnail looks alot like or identically like the thumbnaila by balón|بالون a youtuber who makes football documentaries too .. looks like you so inspired by him tho
Inspired By The GOAT Himself!
They've won more trophies than anyone but City, Liverpool and Chelaea since 2013
United should have kept Rangnick, I was a believer 😢
He Was Good!
@@spotkick90Ronaldo said this guy wasn't even a coach! 🤣🤣🤣
Worse than Moyes
We get it bro there’s 800 other videos on this same subject
It's A Popular Subject 😅
United just need the right people go bring the club back to the top. With Amorim I'm sure we are going to see that.
Yo give Antony a break an entire min on him with all his antics 😂😂😂😂
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Im a united fan and was open to watching and learning but was lost at the first few minutes 'have not won a major trophy since 2013'. ??
Hmm no league titles but pretty sure UEFA cup, two fa cups and a league cup count as major trophies.
Massive stupid fall from the top. No need to expand and distort anything.
Eric ten haag signed players that were all linked to his gents company seg ? This is why he got rid of Sancho and tried to get rid of disallowed as they were competition to Anthony
I think we all expected a bit of a drop off after Fergie left but man, not like this.
It's Been Downhill Ever Since!
Sorry, the "Greatest Football Club" in England is undoubtedly Liverpool.
right now yes
2:00 that was Pedro NOT Fabrigas.
The first seasons of Ferguson were much worse than the first seasons of any of the managers that have followed him. Only difference is that MU did not fire Ferguson. If you don’t know your history, you are bound to repeat it ;)
Bro wait a sec we beat the best team twice
ARE U GOAL 90
No Mate!
Same voice. I also noticed
FYI, only Chelsea and Man City have won more trophies than utd since fergie has left. Chelsea only has 1 more trophy in that time period.
Not all trophies are the same
@rakhatthenut3815 obviously not otherwise they would be called the same. But success is measured by trophies! Yes they haven't won the league in 13 years but oil money speaks! Everyone remembers the number of trophies not the performances
@@officerdoofy6693 Success is not merely measured in trophies pal. The quality of the trophies matter.
Ha ha, everybody is laughing at Manure United! What a complete JOKE of a club!
The glazers have completely sucked the soul out of that club, and their fans have continuously enabled it by prioritising buying tickets over protesting till they sell. However, some of the titles won by mou, lvg, even ten hag are major trophies - football's governing bodies get to decide what is and isn't considered one, not us fans. So I disagree with you there brother.
The Community Shield isn't a "trophy" - it's a (glorified) friendly😊🤪🙃
I guess the FA Cup and the European Cup are not major trophies 🤔
Correct. Not any more.
United would have won the league in 21/22 if they would have backed mason greenwood supported their academy star mason was averaging 15/20 goals in his first 2 seasons with the club and they let him down
Sure, they only had to make up a 35-point gap to City and a GD of +73 to Utd's 0
The Europa league isn't a major trophy?
why is an academy player like rashford the biggest image on the thumbnail
'Cause he's an overrated crap player, enjoying big money, but delivering no trophies - like mostly all of Man Utd current squad, lmao.
@@Madridista_7_ as a man utd fan i can say that rashford loves manchester united and a good coach can bring the best out of him so he is motivated. I dont think we should be throwing him under the bus as he has been far from "crap" this season, besides a few games.
Without Major Trophy?, They won FA Cup and Carabao with Ten Hag, they won Community Shield, and Europa League with Mourinho, how is that nothing?
Because to an arrogant entitled MANure fan that's not enough
Someone needs to sit you down and explain what a major trophy is.
@@SonnyK248every trophy there is a major trophy. Except the Community Shield of course.
@@tylerfoster79 maybe if you're a small club pal
@@SonnyK248 Manchester United in 2024 are small. Just like how Liverpool were in the 2010's.
But a major trophy is a major trophy.
Bro just stole from Footy Frontier
Well It's Not Stealing Actually. I Made It In My Own Way Just Like You Do!
How much United doing badly
and how much others' doing better.
Yes, hiring a revolutionist in Moyes, as opposed to an available evolutionist, was a big mistake.
Giving us (Everton) £29-odd million for Fellaini - where would we be without that Romelu Lukaku money for another three seasons after an initial loan in 12013 - I dread to think.
But competition has only become more-and-more fierce/ Margins between success and failure thinner and thinner. That is, before taking into account the 2011 FFP glass ceilings, between those who gambled on big money - and those who dithered - when big spending was unrestricted and there to be capitalised to the full.
"all without a single major trophy to show for it"😂 seriously are you trying to be funny but good insight anyway
Ronaldo was brilliant? I remember him scoring in alot of games Man utd lost. Brought the whole work rate down and didnt track back.
If even the german best kept secret professor Rangnick is helpless then the fish might stink at the head
To bad that post Fergy Man united developed into a career grimmreaper
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Look uf you're like trying to say that a great club destroyed itself. So put thumbnails of the club and not of the players man. The management is the reason the club isn't performing well. Ita very clear that they wanted make profit using man utd as a brand. How does putting the pics of rashford and antony gonna help. Put the faces of real culprits
I think i speak for everyone - no one wants to see them do well ever again mate 😊
L video bruv
Stop glazing lil bro
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They wont be Englands greatest any longer, Liverpool will replace them just wait and see.
Goal 90 sister Channel
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The greatest football team?😏
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Its wild 2 me a player like rashford gets paid 300k a week LOL wtaf. How does that even happen?🙈 hilarious
Liverpool were an are the biggest club in England.
Greatest? Liverpool won mor trophies. Second grestest
The "greatest"???? There is only one great team in UK, and his name is LIVERPOOL!!!!
Fellaini, Mata, Herrera, di Maria, Shaw, Rojo, Martial, Zlatan, Pogba, Fred Maguire, Dan James, Bruno, Sancho, Ronaldo, Varane, Casemiro, Mount, Antony, Onana, Malacia, Hojlund, de Ligt, Zirkzee, Masroui - 80% of them should've never been signed, specially considering the amount of money they were signed for.