You have been so salty lately, what's wrong?

Sort of agree, there's no long term planning and the whole process of recruitment of players to play certain style of football restarts after every managerial appointment.

First Moyesie, who in theory was at least a poor man's Sir Alex, but he managed to completely alienate everyone by his ineptness and trying to be his own man, then Van Gaal and his "philosophy", Jose's obvious style and targeting world class players and now Solskjaer with his Brexit United outlook where only Britishness, youth and pace are allowed - all completely opposite recruitment approaches to each other.

what the....

Partizan Belgrade, AJ Alkmaar and Astana in the Europa League

Two long trips to European backwaters.

AZ should be a fun fixture tho

Proper football nation so yes

You guys really still paying 300 of the 400k sanchez wages?

Why the fuck would you even loan him out to save 100k a week?

no, inter are paying ~60% if hes on 400k
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2019/08/28/manchester-united-funding-alexis-sanchezs-inter-milan-wages/

wtf kind of source said that, dailymail?
and I agree loaning him and smalling out are fairly dumb ideas

Did

This. You cant be in a "rebuilding phase" when its been 6 years and United has spent millions of dollars. The allocation of money has been poor and the transfer players in have been subpar at best. They have made poor financial decisions. I am thrilled that they have cut the excess fat and have gone primarily with youth. That has always been the united way.