I will always back a manager until his decisions give me a reason not to. But loyalty should never be mistaken for blind obedience, and trusting the process should never mean abandoning critical thinking. Xabi Alonso's decision-making is becoming increasingly difficult to defend. You introduce players like Emegha and Valentín Barco, who lack match sharpness and Premier League experience, while leaving Estevao, a player who has delivered on the international stage and against elite opposition, sitting on the bench. I understand injuries force tactical adjustments. But your starting XI, substitutions, formation changes and even the appointment of Austin MacPhee raise legitimate questions about your judgement. Inexperience is forgivable. Poor judgement, particularly when better options are available, is considerably harder to excuse. I still back Alonso. I still believe in giving him time. But patience is not unconditional, and support is not immunity from accountability. I trust the process for now. What I'm beginning to question is the man making the decisions. Bring on Man United #CFC

If fofana doesnt score this....

Henderson to take the penalty? NO WAY 😂