I don't disagree in spirit with the bolded part but in my opinion you are missing a critical aspect - "Teams with good/very good individuals that know how to move, move the ball around quicker and win the ball back with coordinated pressing quicker are just going to win more games over a season..." You only have to look at City and Brighton to realize for any system/philosophy to work, the players, either bought or developed, have to be good to win games. To actually win titles, the players, either bought or developed, have to be VERY good. And this has been the entire point of my posts/questions to you and others.
You only have to look at the state of the Cafe after yesterday's game to realize just how many folks think Ole is clueless and doesn't have a system. So might not think that but there are multitudes that think they know better than professionals. The fact is Ole does have a system and there are weaknesses to his system just like there are weaknesses to City's. While I admit some of his substitutions were baffling yesterday, and have been at times in the past, there are people blaming "lack of a system" for yesterday's loss when the most simple explanation is a literal braindead decision/execution from a player. People on here were quick to bring up Liverpool vs Chelsea and how 10-man Chelsea held on for a draw. But no one mentioned how 10-man Chelsea side under the same manager, who is far more experienced than Ole, lost to West Brom at home 2-5 few months ago.
United are an immature team with a manager and coaching staff that are not as experienced as our competitors. Ronaldo even said it in one of his post-match interviews that the team needs to "mature" / "be matured" to win titles. Ole is literally rebuilding the team from the ground-up. Like I said, look at the outgoing players and the players that have come in, and we STILL don't have a decent centre mid and STILL don't have a decent second team.
Considering the squad's and management's inexperience and weaknesses in the system, you are bound to have games like Southamption, Wolves etc. where we find it difficult to break down teams and score goals. This is most definitely a continuous process of improvement. Despite all of this, at the end of the day, to finish 3rd and 2nd in the league, not only in terms of position in the table but also in terms of GD, points more toward Ole's United as a whole (system + squad + management + coaching) being better (and improving) than most teams rather than not.
Yes, a City-esque regime of coaching may improve United. Or may be it won't, for maybe the individuals that we have work best when they play off the cuff. Maybe Ronaldo, Pogba, Bruno etc. need that freedom to flourish. Nobody knows for sure what will work, most definitely not the Caf. You only have to see the responses I received to my questions asking to describe "systems" used by Tuchel, Fergie in 2008, and Pep - both responses largely said Pep's was the only "regimented system" and Tuchel and Fergie (and Ole) rely on players to figure things out in the final third.