Overboard boss

I’ve been telling you guys this for months. And now, it’s all unfolding exactly as I warned you. Let me remind you who I am. I’m one of the people who called for Carrick to be appointed interim after Amorim was sacked. I rejected Ole’s return. I said we didn’t need another manager looking for a soft landing. Carrick came in. Had a good run. And I said THANK YOU. Give him his flowers. Give him a standing ovation. Then let him go. Because Manchester United needed an experienced manager. A man with a philosophy. Principles. Authority. A clear process. Not another experiment. You insulted me. Questioned my intelligence. Even brought up my nationality and the fact that I’d never been to Old Trafford. I told you time would tell. NOW LOOK AT US. And remember this. AMORIM WAS NOT SACKED BECAUSE OF RESULTS. He fell out with Jason Wilcox. The same Wilcox who wants to stick his nose into managerial decisions. The same man who says he’s a coach at heart. Then go and coach! Why interfere with the manager’s job? Why dictate squad decisions? Why hire a manager if you don’t intend to let him manage? You got rid of Amorim and handed the job to Carrick. Now we’re watching the consequences. The same man who told us this squad was good enough. The same man who suggested Rashford would feel like a new signing. Now we’re losing games against 10 men. Newly promoted sides. Teams at the bottom of the table. We’re dropping points everywhere. And you’re STILL waiting for a miracle? WHAT EXACTLY ARE YOU WAITING FOR? Carrick has to go. Wilcox has to go with him. Because replacing the manager while keeping the same people interfering with football decisions solves nothing. If Berrada is part of the problem, he must go too. Nobody should be bigger than Manchester United. We cannot keep sacrificing managers to protect executives who have no business running the football side the way they are. And don’t tell me Carrick needs more time. WE TOLD YOU BEFORE HE GOT THE JOB. A good interim spell does not make you a good permanent manager. Short-term momentum is not a footballing philosophy. Carrick has no clear identity. No convincing tactical answers. No visible authority to change games. No ambition that matches the size of this club. People mistake his calm demeanour for composure. I see a manager who looks incapable of changing the course of a game when things go wrong. You cannot manage Manchester United on vibes, smiles and sentimental appointments. We need a serious manager. A proper footballing structure. People who know their jobs and stay in their lanes. It’s October. There’s still time to salvage this season. But only if we act NOW. CARRICK OUT. WILCOX OUT. Stop protecting the people destroying this club. And to everyone who insulted me for saying this months ago, I hope you’re finally beginning to understand what I was trying to tell you. I WASN’T HATING ON CARRICK. I WAS WARNING YOU ABOUT THE APPOINTMENT. MANCHESTER UNITED NEEDS A MANAGER, NOT ANOTHER EXPERIMENT.