United’s issues are multifaceted and deeply rooted. The urgency for a turnaround cannot be overstated. As fans, the desire to relive the glory times is fervent, and the tolerance for continued mistakes is waning.

By Brian Magiri, September 17th 2023.

In the hallowed halls of Old Trafford, where echoes of past glory resonate, Manchester United’s recent performances have left fans and pundits alike pondering the alarming decline of a footballing powerhouse. The illustrious club, once synonymous with success, now finds itself mired in a crisis that demands immediate attention.

The signs of distress have been evident on the pitch. A quick glance at recent matches reveals a troubling narrative. Against Wolves, they scraped through with points, described by some as “horrible.” The Spurs encounter was a woeful display, described bluntly as “sht.” Even against Forest, they managed to “steal” points rather than dominate. Arsenal ruthlessly punished them, and most recently, Brighton witnessed a performance that was deemed “super sht.” This dismal string of results has left fans exasperated and yearning for the return of their former glory.

Off the field, issues are equally unsettling. Reports of players being involved in disturbing incidents, including allegations of abuse, have tarnished the club’s reputation. Additionally, some players skipping training only adds to the growing sense of indiscipline within the squad.



Within the dressing room, there are whispers of discord. Manager Erik ten Hag’s clashes with players have been a cause for concern. The once-stalwart bond between the manager and his team seems to be fraying.

In goal, the transition from David De Gea to Andre Onana has not been seamless. The Cameroonian goalkeeper, though talented, has yet to fill the colossal shoes left by his predecessor, leaving United’s defense vulnerable.

United’s issues are multifaceted and deeply rooted. The urgency for a turnaround cannot be overstated. As fans, the desire to relive the glory times is fervent, and the tolerance for continued mistakes is waning. The soul of Manchester United, a club that once defined excellence, is at stake. The road to redemption is fraught with challenges, but the faithful supporters believe that their beloved club can rise from these dark times and reclaim its position among the footballing elite. The clock is ticking, and United must act swiftly to address these issues and restore the luster to their storied legacy.