We've spent nearly £1bn on new players since Sir Alex retired and that takes into account only the transfer fees, it's well above £1bn mark if you add the wages - can anyone at the club really be trusted with signing new players?

Funnily enough arguably the biggest transfer success story is a freebie - Zlatan

Would get a decent coach. Eddie Howe used to play beautiful football. Haven't watched him lately though.
Marcelo Bielsa did good enough at leeds, playing wonderfully with shite players. Kinda old though.
Luis Enrique available. Even Allegri is a decent tactical choice.

Personally would go for Bielsa, but if i were a utd fan, would get Howe.

MUFC XI vs Rochdale: Romero, AWB, Jones, Tuanzebe, Rojo, Fred, Pogba, Andreas, Lingard, Chong, Greenwood

Captain: Tuanzebe

Subs: Grant, Lindelof, Williams, Garner, Mata, McTominay, James

lol worthy performance

It's fine, we're going out in the next round.

taking heart that its taking a worldly or a damn good goal to score against us.
after that lindelof howler, none os the goals we had conceded were soft.

bloody hell jose

funny ad, but I expect better of a guy like Jose to do gambling ads. I'd understand if he needed the money.

Alexis tearing it up in Italy - goal and a sending off

funny how he does well played centrally
and with a striker shortage now, totally a smart thing to loan him out

to expect Greenwood to lead the line at 17 is silly, and Rashford has had this thrust on him for 2-3+ years now. CR7 and Rooney had a prime RVN and then someone like Saha to be up top while they contributed and grew into being ready to be stars.

Martial injury is frustrating too - was supposed to be a one game knock and he’s been out a month with total radio silence