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My issue with the whole thing is why are we even in this position after the money spent, the cold reality even if we win all 3 games we will only have a win rate of 50% seriously concerning, the more likely outcome is we may win 2 draw or lose 1 that’s united and finish with 65 points, put this in perspective David Moyes got sacked for 63 points and 7th place, the cold hard facts the league has two outstanding managers and we dint have one and as much as I truly love Ole, his CV is not united class and even 3rd or 4th is seriously masking some seriously poor results in his first full season, simple he qualifies for CL he gets another season, he doesn’t go get Julian Nagelsman or Poch or a top Manager like Tuchal who will be sacked if PSG fail again in CL , now if Ole gets 4th and wins either the EL or Fa Cup then he should get a 1 year extension and £150m budget plus player sales with a view that anything less than 80 points and a top 3 position will result in the sack I’m fed up of us accepting mediocrity, we are and will always be united and therefore must act like it in the boardroom as well as on the pitch !!!!
This post would make more sense back in January. Yes, it goes without saying that we've spent a lot of money been shite for many years now, and however many points we end up with are less than what we should be getting.
But whether or not you believe we've truly turned a corner, the fact is we've been much better since Bruno joined. Most of the players have improved and the games have actually been enjoyable to watch. And even though we drew yesterday and were poor at times, we created more than enough chances to win that game and it was still an infinitely better performance than the crap we've seen over the years.
Yes, a 50% win rate for Man Utd is not good. But if we do win the remaining 3 games like you mention, 10 of those will have come in the last 14 games. So to me it's a weird time to make a post like this. Like I said, whether or not you believe we've truly turned a corner, on the face of it things are looking up right now.