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@twicejoy-sports That's right. The “manager blame” cycle has been the default reaction at Old Trafford for over a decade now, but Lisandro Martínez’s public lashing out at the board changes the conversation completely. It's not just frustration, it's a player telling the world the squad isn't built to compete at the top level.
And you’re right on the tactical identity, too. Every new coach has a different philosophy and the players never get a chance to settle into a system. This leads to an endless reset button instead of progress.
And yeah, Yoro's red card stung, but to go down after 47 seconds? “That's something a manager can’t do from the touchline. United need stability more than another marquee signing.⚽️
RE: Manchester United’s Problems Go Beyond the Manager