How The Greatest Football Club In England DESTROYED Itself

[@simonmcpartlin6547]

When you look back now Mourinho did very well relative to others since Ferguson left.

[@tilersun]

100%!! Ole capitalised on his groundwork. We'd have a prem by now if we'd stuck with him. Impatient, entitled club.

[@matevzkralj1387]

Mourinho plays anti footall. Even when he wins he loses.

[@JP_-oq3xn]

@@matevzkralj1387how many UCL titles?

[@cliffdewind1389]

Van Gaal

[@gauravkataraGK]

and ole

[@gersoncoelho]

Cesc Fabregas looks very different at 2:18

[@wikanbesang2279]

cesc fabredro

[@AnnezAudinaPuspitasari]

Pedro 🤣

[@dkbeats17]

💯

[@rawaaziz9701]

pedrogas

[@kondjanegongo796]

I was just about to say... Incompetent youtubers

[@michaelmonks4303]

I think the drop in quality really began in summer ‘09 when we sold Ronaldo and Tevez and replaced them with Obertain, Valencia and a Michael Owen past his prime. At first this wasn’t much of a concern as we remained somewhat competitive under Fergie but it all came home to roost in 2013/14 when Moyes couldn’t replicate this with an ageing squad.

[@jforden78]

This was the beginning of the Glazers rule being felt by the Club, and obvious impacting the football which they didn't care about.

[@enod9746]

It started when a coach who had never won a trophy in his life up to that point was brought in to replace Fergie by Fergie himself. A Scot bringing in an incapable Scot to replace him. What credentials did Moyes have to manage a club like Man Utd? Any foundation built on nepotism or tribal/ethnic/countryman sentiments will always crumble.

[@CraigDewhurst]

@@michaelmonks4303 but then spent over a billion

[@Mad_Intellect]

I used to say this back then but what called a "hater" and a "fake fan," I could see this coming, not this bad, but I could see the signs even under SAF.

[@JoeTestouri]

Such a good point

[@kevinkibble8342]

What's funny is that when the Moyes season happened, it felt unbelievable just how bad they'd suddenly become, but in retrospect it was what turned out to be the norm for post-Fergie Man United. I also find it funny how people use Fellaini as the face of the awful post-Fergie era, when he was actually a better player for them than some of their star name signings, like Di Maria, Falcao, Schweinsteiger, Sanchez, Depay, Lukaku, Sancho and, of course, Pogba, who all flopped. Fellaini, despite being a limited player, always put in a shift and could influence games.

[@DumebiOdita-ci6ni]

@@kevinkibble8342 Lukaku and pogba didn't flop at united. Honestly don't know what you are talking about

[@kevinkibble8342]

@@DumebiOdita-ci6ni Lukaku was good for like two months in 2017 then fell off a cliff. Pogba was too inconsistent and didn't fulfil his potential. If they didn't flop, they'd still be there.

[@frankward8336]

​@@DumebiOdita-ci6ni pogba's dressing room conspiracies didn't help

[@nuttiputty]

@@DumebiOdita-ci6ni im not sure if you are serious or being sarcastic. Pogba, especially when you factor in this transfer, fee is possibly uniteds worst business of all time

[@DumebiOdita-ci6ni]

@@kevinkibble8342 Lukaku didn't flop and besides united didn't want him anymore which I don't know why and as for pogba, He's contract expired and he left as a free agent. To me they didn't flop

[@lwandomadikizela2213]

The seed of our downfall was planted in 2005 when the Glazers bought Manchester United on a leverage deal that shouldn't happened. Amid the success due to Ferguson keeping things together, the red flags appeared when the club went into debt and sold key players and replacing them with average dross. Everything went to chaos when Ferguson retired. Moyes should have never been hired, LVG was boring and wasted Di Maria, Mourinho was hired 3 years too late, Ole should have remained interim till the end of the 18/19 season and Ten Hag aka Dr Robotnik aka Eggman Pagan is the worst manager in Manchester United. All the blame goes to the Glazers and Woodward for setting us up for failure and mediocrity.

[@spotkick90]

The Glazers Have Been A Disaster!

[@darrenshore5853]

They have spent and hired top managers. They failed to listen to mangers and allowed player power take over. Lazy overpaid egos with to much power control the dressing room the 10 or so years

[@Gowster86]

LVG was boring but Mourinho was hired 3 years too late? Yes Mourinho wins but his football brand is like watching paint dry. Not the Utd I grew up watching.

[@faisalmalikibaskoro8717]

And may long it continues 😂

[@SomeGuy56131]

@@Gowster86watching paint dey is when you finish second in the league and win 2 trophies, all with mediocre players that the club protected against him.

[@Gegota82]

these last 12 years have been glorious to watch. Not only will SAF's work be undone in May when Liverpool go level with 20 titles, I don't see man utd winning another for at least 20 years

[@ashash2172]

Glorious? Hate talk more like. After vvd, Salah and Allison retire we will see the downfall of Liverpool again. Now that will be glorious 😅😅😅

[@jackthelad15]

​@@ashash2172 go back to sleep you 🤡 Liverpool have a fantastic academy and our recruitment is spot on as the signing of Arne Slot proves, so cry harder 😂😂😂😂

[@tonyiliev3788]

@@ashash2172 At least we would not spend billions to be 14th in the league what a joke you are

[@diogeneselcinico2957]

​@@ashash2172 except Liverpool actually recruit well unlike United. It might pain you but United won't be anywhere near Liverpool's level for years to come

[@ashash2172]

@@diogeneselcinico2957 can’t tell for sure. Premier league is a different beast? Did anyone predict the downfall of city? My guess no. So to make that assumption is delusional. Football changes quick, Man Utd will be back within 2 years. 100%

[@Sam88-l4k]

And Liverpool remain the most consistent top flight English team, never finished outside the top 8 in 61 seasons since there promotion in 1962. Not done by any other team

[@davidfearby9200]

@@Sam88-l4k Quite an interesting point you’ve made even when Liverpool were bad they never dropped out of the top 8 when it comes to it an enviable record to have

[@Sam88-l4k]

@davidfearby9200 I don't think many people realise that fact about Liverpool. When Liverpool had there season promotion in 1961/62, from 1962/63 season they never had anything lower than a 8th finish. I don't think any English team have that record this side of the 1962/63 season or before it. To me that makes them despite a long period without a title the most consistent team ever in English Football. Arsenal have had lower finishes a few times, Man United were promoted early 70's but had lower finishes, Chelsea got promoted in the late 80's all since that time.

[@SilverTongueOne]

Agreed but United are still the greatest and I hate United

[@Ali_Raza808]

​@SilverTongueOne based on your childhood feelings, Liverpool were bigger before and now.

[@shugaroony]

@@Ali_Raza808 Indeed. They just don't boast about it.

[@FootballGPlay]

Era's truly come to an end.

[@spotkick90]

They Do!

[@CHRISDABAHIA]

@@spotkick90 I think he meant the singular - 'the era has....'

[@lfk53]

Mourinho did not sign Pogba. He was already on his way before Mou arrived.

[@JAJZ782]

And after the season he won the Europa Cup, he got only Dalot and Fred in the summer transfer window !!! 😳

[@Jack-jb4qd]

@@JAJZ782 Jose won Europa in 1st season. We signed Fred and Dalot before the 3rd season when it all fell apart for him. After Europa we got Lukaku, Lindelof and eventually Sanchez after chasing Perisic

[@undetectedviper1121]

People blaming left and right but they forgot to blame ferguson himself for leaving an aged team. Unlike him, Klopp built a new foundation for the team before he left.

[@MindfulnessGamer]

I think David Gill leaving was the biggest reason why Ferguson decided to retire. He probably saw the writing on the wall after that

[@bmbenjyy]

Fergie is a douche for leaving the club like that!

[@20undy10]

1:34 Fergie won 19 trophies in 17 years. Bob Paisley won 19 trophies in 9 years.

[@helentomlinson6606]

And ???

[@antonwill1656]

Your still not as big as United mate

[@CHRISDABAHIA]

@@antonwill1656 It says 'greatest', not 'biggest'.

[@CraigDewhurst]

@@antonwill1656 if united carry on the way they are for years then liverpool will be milles ahead we trophys,ain't trophys what make you biggest? And liverpool already have more as it stands

[@privatebribert]

Fergie got lucky,how many times have 6 or 7 world class talents come through from a youth setup at the same time?

[@JimJames-vh3vp]

This is amazing recap of the club. If you are not I salute you. You have done your research on the club. As a Manchester United fan from 1967 you have done wonderful. Jim

[@thebibliophile434]

We were signing players that can sell shirts, we did not focus on the future. Mourinho did well but 2nd season had some problem due to the quality they have.

[@spotkick90]

True! It's All About Marketing Nowadays!

[@alntdi1]

Gazlers greed of money

[@cleanpowerelectric]

“ Most Arrogant Football Club” there I fixed it for you.

[@_Tricky_]

Sounds like childhood trauma talking. I guess you think Liverpool or City fans are humble eh 😂

[@Struggsy]

Someone's childhood was ruined haha.

[@DudeSilad]

@@_Tricky_ Citeh fans are the most unknowledgeable of all fans. They don't seem to know anything at all. But Liverpool fans are realistic. We're not shouting from the rooftops that we're top of two leagues. We've seen things go badly plenty of times. We are just enjoying the football. Arsenal are the most biased of fans. They will never accept it when they're rubbish. Everton fans are the most bitter. Spurs fans just accept who they are.

[@gruppenfuhrer73]

thats liverpool

[@faisalamod3516]

They should look into ref bribes during that era too ! Fergie may have been a great coach but a disgusting human being ! Arrogance brought down this club. Hardly englands greatest !

[@smaugballer7337]

When United signed Mount and Liverpool signed Gravenberch, United fans said they preferred a player who has been tried and tested in the PL over a Bayern Munich flop. Guess who is laughing now? 😆

[@FairuzAhmad]

Believe me, rivals aren't waiting Utd to rise again. We ready to see them languish in to the Championship😅

[@greglyons2526]

Liverpool are the greatest club in England. Just count the European trophies. However United are a massive club falling to bits right now.

[@andrewleah1983]

One league in 30 years? Pipe down bin dipper.

[@iancouch9688]

Liverpool fan from hamilton new Zealand..since 1983..we are flying ..I never thought I'd see city and united in the states they are in..30 years they kept telling us..❤

[@andychatt23]

When Liverpool held most League title wins, every fan and their dog claimed the measure of the best team is the one who wins the league. After Fergie gazumped them they never mentioned it all you heard off them was "European trophy wins" ( ie. knockout cups ) And a pound to a pinch of shit if they manage to win it this season they will start mentioning League titles again...

[@dtjipsimfans69]

Sir Alex Ferguson's Man United has a positive head-to-head record against any other English team. They fear no one, no stadiums at all. They repeatedly won at Anfield, Emirates Stadium, White Hart Lane, Etihad, Stamford Bridge, etc. Now we see Man United losing at Old Trafford against Bournemouth.

[@randomsimpsonsquotes6033]

Ying amd yang. Manchester as a whole is cooked.

[@ronn3988]

And yet Liverpool have 6 champions League titles go study history 😂😂😂stop being emotional 😂😂😂

[@viktorstamenov7692]

Rangnick was right, MU needs a major reforms. Many players must be sold, also incompetent managers CEOs must also leave and lastly, these scums the Glazers must be kicked out from the club. I believe these are to blame for all the stupid decisions in the last 10-11 years, I still can't believe that they pay themselves dividends, not reinvest in the club, what a shame!

[@NF12222]

That's such a cop out, there are clubs that spend a fraction of what United does that have been successful in the last 10 - 15 years

[@trancelover9292]

Either boycott games and never buy a ticket or merchandise until the leeches leave glazers & Ineos!!! If then relegation is the answer!!! Force the glazers and Ineos to sell!!! Can never understand why United Fans are willing to feed these leeches every season & the result has been the complete failure & destruction of the club on all fronts. United fans are at fault here too because they never had balls of steel to do the unthinkable, stop the supply of your money going to the leeches. Feeding them has brought you what ??? As they say you reap what you sow!!! This is what United Fans did knowing an enemy like glazers you gave them power to destroy your loved club. Harsh as is may sound but this is facts. To get rid of these leeches you only have to options relegation or boycott and protests outside the club with Qatar In Leeches Out!!!

[@pembomassive1394]

Ferguson is a big reason the Glazers own United 😂😂😂

[@xav9258]

Sorry, the "Greatest Football Club" in England is undoubtedly Liverpool.

[@Strange.Output0]

right now yes

[@LT-bz1pk]

😂😂 how many PLs

[@mohamedalryah-nj8yn]

@@LT-bz1pk going to be 20 each, now let’s answer this is United European Royalty like Milan, BMFC, RM? How many CL united won 😂

[@primaii]

​@@LT-bz1pk 19😊 Just check out Uniteds official website and you'll see they caount Premier League and football league together😂 How man Champions League for Yanited🤡🤡

[@robbopoolman7692]

@@LT-bz1pkhow many European cups? It depends how one quantifies success. One thing is clear though. United is a bigger club than Liverpool. I wish it weren’t true but it is.

[@Random-ln5mt]

Should have kept jose. He did magic to get 2nd and win europa.

[@BookofAaron]

Fossil football him and conte 2 years and then it goes downhill

[@Darkness-dv1ds]

2:19 thats pedro 😂😂

[@spotkick90]

My Mistake 🤭

[@crazyfam7183]

As a Spanish person you good bro

[@maxsch8454]

They also failed to sign him

[@dtjipsimfans69]

During Ferguson's era at Man United, Man United's rivals usually sacked their managers. Now Man United had several managerial changes after Ferguson retired.

[@tfmynwa]

I saw somewhere that Old Trafford has mice infestation. Everything is falling to pieces with that club

[@schlicktown]

rats not mice

[@Vishnu-u4u]

And their stadium urinated from it's ceiling too

[@FanofAslan]

One bad, costly signing can bury a manager: Fellaini for Moyes, Anthony for Ten Hag.

[@eamonreidy9534]

Fellaini wasn't a bad player. He was consistent, put in a shift and could have been a useful squad player. United have hired an easy 20 players since Ferguson who were worse than Fellaini due to laziness or attitude

[@FanofAslan]

@eamonreidy9534 Fellaini worked hard and showed resilience, I accept. He could perform a job: heading and elbows out, he was awkward to play against if the team played to his strengths. However, in my opinion, he was not a baller and was nowhere near the standard of footballer a Champions League level team should be signing. Have you seen the footage of him picking the ball up in the DM spot and just dribbling it straight out of play on the touchline? United also delayed the signing, which cost them an extra £5m or thereabouts, typifying the boardroom incompetence that has beset the Club for a decade.

[@eamonreidy9534]

@FanofAslan he wasn't near the standard I agree but United as a culture and club buy players who have performed at that standard and make them exponentially worse. World cup winners into disinterested petulant children, or an international superstar goalscorer who forgot how to diet and shoot, or the next world class defender into a player who spent two years genuinely looking like he had never played football. Your current best player is probably Bruno? and he wouldn't get into half the squads in the top half

[@gregoryho9307]

Even Moyes was better than Ten Hag

[@water713]

Because Howard Webb retired. Let it sink in , he would ride the team bus with the players 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@Robspix]

As a football fan, this is thing of beauty.

[@Kingwok-e6o]

Yes N im a United fan for life waiting for the days we win again

[@peterconnell3162]

The Premier League should never have allowed the Glazers to buy the club through a leveraged buyout, saddling the club with their debt. That was the beginning of the fall, and all the mismanagement that took place since has now caused “a perfect storm” of a mismatched squad and no money to support probably the most competent managerial appointment for some time.

[@Comando729]

There was a point in the mid 2010s where there was an opportunity to do a rebuild in the similar fashion Liverpool did when klopp arrived that took them back to not only relevancy but winning league titles. Bastian schweinstiger was brought in granted he was older but he could’ve been United’s James Milner an accomplished midfield who’s won trophies and is a leader and excellent role model for younger players coupled with Rooney Antonio Valencia and Zlatan that should’ve been enough senior players to use to rebuild the team not around these players but use them like klopp did with hendo and Milner who were far lesser accomplished players. United was obsessed that a few bandaids would prevent the ship from sinking when they should’ve used these senior players for another purpose you can still see the leadership that Milner and hendo instilled in that team

[@ValyrianPrince]

Mou, Ralf and CR were right about everything.

[@VanceRyyder]

Basically just an overview of each manager's tenure since Ferguson. Missing is discussion of the blatant favouritism the FA and referees showed to Man-U under Sir Alex, which contributed so much to their success.

[@davidhoward5392]

Complete bollocks until the creation of the Premier League they were a mid table , who were in the occasional cup final, Liverpool were best team of this era with 18 Divison 1 titles and 4 European Cups, Forest , Arsenal were ahead of them. Ferguson was lucky not be sacked as he struggled in his initial seasons. Martin Edwards the chairman stood by him. Leeds won the last Divison 1 title., Manchester United arrived at the beginning of this brave new world with 8 Divison 1 titles, when he departed he was undoubtedly the greatest manager of his time. Liverpool in this time have managed 1 PL title. When he finally departed they had dominated most of the 2 decades, he left behind an old squad which needed to be renewed, David Moyes inherited, this group of players since then its been a revolving door of managers, players, an open cheque book policy paying ridiculous amounts of money for average players and huge pay offs for sacked managers and their staff. It's poor governance by the senior management, lack of a coherent plan that everyone can sign up to, a total lack of leadership off and on the page. They presently sit 14th, with another new manager, which says everything about them 😊

[@DuncanMcCreadie-bw5hv]

My club has been around since 1886 has survived in the top English league since 1918. As for MU, correct, nothing to write home about until the EPL. We can all reflect on glory days but you cannot live on memories otherwise Huddersfield Town (1922/3/4) would still be up there.

[@liverpool4ever552]

True! this club never been a big club! they don't have the big clubs culture !

[@paintedtabletop]

and Ferguson left the club in a shambles rather than helping build for the future.

[@shukuchimukyo892]

@@liverpool4ever552 Usernames that match garbage opinions.

[@ashash2172]

Every club goes through this cycle. Barca, ac Milan, Liverpool have been through it.

[@HaleyChain-vw8rr]

Question is , how long do you want it to last ?

[@SuperMarry23]

Last time Man Utd was on a downward spiral they went down a division.

[@KashfyKhan]

Hala Madrid 😂

[@ashash2172]

@@SuperMarry23 you do realise Liverpool went 30 years without a league title? Arsenal are on 20 years and counting. It happens in football. Nothing lasts forever. Man Utd will come back 100%. Club is too big, generates enormous amounts of money even without winning.

[@SuperMarry23]

@@ashash2172 I dont have to realize anything I have lived, I have watched football since I saw the Brasil team in 1982. Man utd was also to big to fail in back in 1974 too. It can happen. Happy New year

[@fwof3347]

As an independent, Liverpool are the greatest team in history

[@ezraezra2928]

Erik ten Hag said "An era can come to an end." We all know what happened next. Liverpool lost Jurgen Klopp as a great manager, though they are still on fire with Arne Slot. Manchester City with Pep Guardiola is now crumbling heavily, even losing the derby the last night!

[@spotkick90]

United Is Back!

[@sindanonegongo1199]

@@spotkick90in the bottom half of the table?

[@noname52768]

@@spotkick90 lol remember when Rio said those exact words years ago. When are united back?

[@dondamon4669]

We have won more then Liverpool in the last few years

[@noname52768]

@@dondamon4669 the FA cup is the only decent thing you’s have won that is worth mentioning since Ferguson left.

[@paullxulu3371]

The Europa league isn't a major trophy?

[@robertcook2572]

No. A trophy isn't automatically 'major'. What would you consider a minor trophy for a Premier League club? Major trophies are League title and Champions League. These days, everything else is a minor trophy.

[@goodfella1401]

Not for a club who spend more money than Manchester City in the last 10 years

[@simeon2851]

Relegation is a real threat now. What a fall!

[@xav9258]

The Community Shield isn't a "trophy" - it's a (glorified) friendly😊🤪🙃

[@kenwood2682]

It is not! It determines which is the best club in England

[@SufferersKeepOnJammin]

Liverpool had 9 managers from 1990 to 2020 (no premier champions), UTD have had 9 in 10 years.

[@johnbruce2868]

The Curse of SAF. The burden of maintaining a past and expectations that could only be achieved by SAF and not by the succession of 'not-SAF's' that have followed. The past, and the ghost of SAF, must be laid to rest. A season or two doing penance in the Championship would be good for the soul.

[@ThePrinceOrtmayer]

Are you high?

[@joejohnstone3921]

Honestly that’s exactly what we need. It will wake up all the shareholders especially if Adidas cancel their deal

[@Praa200k]

​@@ThePrinceOrtmayerHe has a point though. It really isn't fair to compare any new managers to SAF. It's just unnecessary pressure. At this point, it's better for the club to stabilise itself first & foremost.

[@jtaylor9562]

Don't worry Teddy..... I'm sure there will be some ❄️ Snow. So nice to see you braving the cold to check the bird feeder and the garden. Hope you had a wonderful nap in front of the fire❤

[@smithofsmiths1872]

Before Ferguson Man Utd were a cup team with a high profile. After Ferguson they reverted to type. Harsh but true.

[@corkboy4523]

These things come in cycles. Liverpool dominated for 20 years while United collapsed. Then it was Liverpool’s turn to collapse for 20 years. Swings and roundabouts

[@mofdigarmazi4432]

I'm from Tunisia and the greatest football club in England is Liverpool ❤️❤️❤️💪💪💪

[@emekaoguguo5023]

They have one europa league , a couple of FA cups and a league cup Whilst this is a pale comparison to before , to say NO major trophies is wrong

[@johnniea4684]

Yeah, I thought that was an odd thing to claim also. In fact, they've won 5 major trophies, as they've taken the League (or EFL) Cup twice since Ferguson retired. And yes, whereas everyone knows that it's the EPL title and Champions League which the "elite" clubs aim for, the 5 pieces of silverware they have won since 2013 are still major. All I can assume, is it's a bit of hyperbole by the creator to emphasise just how much they've collapsed as a major force over the past decade or so, but like you say, it's factually incorrect.

[@Mrvsg20]

Lmao other teams win fa cups and league cups and United fans say those aren't trophies. Now their own team wins it and apparently those are major trophies hahahahaha

[@johnniea4684]

@Mrvsg20 Yeah I'm not a United fan btw. Anyone who watches football knows those are "major" trophies, to distinguish them from the Super Cup, World Club thing, Community Shield, lower league titles etc

[@justthetruth1]

Remember when the Stretford end held up a giant banner proclaiming these trophies as Mickey mouse when LFC won them????

[@kayw9]

​@@johnniea4684 The thing is, United is a team that should be competing for the PL and CL every year. Winning a FA cup or EFL Cup every 3-5 years is appalling

[@oomarshams]

Man united missed out on Cesc Fabregas, proceeds to show Pedro

[@curlykipper]

This will need to be updated after Amorim's departure.

[@patl709]

Man Utd have had two great managers, Busby and Ferguson. The rest of the time Man United have been fairly average. The performances since Ferguson is a return to normality, not an aberration.

[@MikeL-7]

Liverpool won the CL twice before it won the PL again in 2020. That’s the benchmark for United now. No excuses.

[@ma4uireftbl]

Best in England was and is Liverpool

[@mtznumme]

Nice joke

[@DumebiOdita-ci6ni]

​@@mtznumme😂😂😂

[@tylerfoster79]

@@mtznummeit's not 2010 anymore

[@nananou1687]

​@@tylerfoster79it's not 1990s anymore

[@matthewdawson3481]

'Best' is usually subjective for the time, but greatest club no doubt.

[@rhiayeo4832]

They never replaced Rio Ferdinand after Pat Nevin told every club how to beat Man Utd on his BBC show, Man City beat them 4-1 after that show, much the same as Liverpool's decline was Alan Hansen's departure from playing.

[@chimwemwetembo6446]

Biased refereeing was another factor which helped manu

[@joonah318]

Nah that was just excuses that other fans used to use constantly

[@danielpye7738]

Biggest mistake was not hiring Mourinho straight after Fergie. His legacy was never in danger from Jose as he totally respected him and would have stood a much better chance of staying at the top a while longer.

[@kenwood2682]

Fergie had a hand in mufc signing in fellow Scot Moyes

[@ThePrinceOrtmayer]

@@kenwood2682 Moyes imo was and remains a good manager. He's West Ham's greatest ever manager and turned Everton into a powerhouse. Only club he struggled at was Man United.

[@philwalkercuriousmind]

Im a united fan and was open to watching and learning but was lost at the first few minutes 'have not won a major trophy since 2013'. ?? Hmm no league titles but pretty sure UEFA cup, two fa cups and a league cup count as major trophies. Massive stupid fall from the top. No need to expand and distort anything.

[@CHRISDABAHIA]

Liverpool fan, and I completely agree with you: they are ALL major trophies.

[@zorashki]

Mate dont joke with us... Major trophies are either Primer League or Champions League.... stop acting like the Milk cup and FA cups are a thing nobody cares.. Europa also for the low budget teams...

[@irieite9666]

League Cup and FA Cup don't count anymore. When Scunthorpe and Rochdale put out their reserve team in round 1 you know it's a dead competition.

[@yanoyup6260]

The greatest football club in England is liverpool, won more than the mancs. It took them to have the greatest era imaginable to just get close to us on trophies.

[@HABYouTube]

Benching Ronaldo was sad man. He came off a loss of one of his twins that season. He need the support from ETH. If Ronaldo would have stayed he could have put United in a better position that season. The season prior was impressive for an older ronaldo coming back to a different premier league to his era

[@Gaz77268]

Manchester Utd would have been owned by Mcmanus and Magnier if Ferguson hadnt caused trouble with the ownership of racehorse Rock of Gibraltar, leading to the Glazers taking over. Its ironic that the man that takes the credit for all of the success, has his fingerprints on the mess that the club is in now.

[@peeper2070]

Greatest football club in England? Last time I checked, Liverpool seemed to be doing alright even at their most miserable pre-2016.

[@shugaroony]

That club was never the greatest football club in England. They are so far behind the true greatest club, its rather embarrassing - just like when they call themselves "the biggest club in the world"..

[@DhruvMenon-k4e]

@@shugaroony they are the greatest club in England. Stay salty

[@AlonsoRules]

6:26 - The Community Shield is not a trophy, it is just a friendly

[@shazoids]

The decline is all down the total and utter mismanagement for over 15 years. Poor transfers, neglecting the facilities, running the stadium into the ground, no football strategy, poor discipline and to cap it all of Jim Ratcliffe is sucking the life and souls out of something that is supposed to be entertainment and hospitality.

[@David-ey9jg]

Major difference between ManU and Liverpool is that ManU appoint managers that expect the team to adapt to his style. Liverpool appoint managers who are expected to adapt to the team.

[@Arthur_Pint]

Speaking as an LFC fan, if you actually look at what the likes of Houlier, Benitez, Rogers and Klopp did when they started, then you'll see that your statement is totally inaccurate. The only 'partial' exception is Slot, who whilst he inherited 'Klopp's players', he still changed the playing style somewhat.

[@ThurstonWatt]

that's the dumbest thing i've ever heard.

[@ongbakvamoooo598]

Bro love this documentary thank you

[@adamdaoudi6889]

It's a big question if it's the greatest club in English football. Surely Liverpool would have a massive argument saying they are

[@gebirg1]

Exactly the same thing happened when Matt Busby retired. They went 20+ years without a league title and burned through loads of managers until Ferguson arrived. They even got relegated in the 70s!

[@commonsense2156]

Ten Hagg set this team back 10 years alone

[@SonnyK248]

And yet he was the best manager ever right up until he got the boot. And like Ole before him, when the next guy flops they'll say he needed more time.

[@LT-bz1pk]

😂sure sure, he was our best manager since sir Alex, the players downed tools, just like they are doing now with Amorin, just like they did with ralf R

[@Hibolibo]

The club as a whole has been mismanaged, ten haag did his best with what was given to him. If all your managers fail, then maybe its not the managers fault, could be the players, could be owners.

[@joegar47]

Blame the owners all you want, but I think the endless signings of mediocre players and wasting tons of cash on them was the biggest issue

[@CarlitoGio]

2:00 that was Pedro NOT Fabrigas.

[@zulutgseta8276]

As i remember. the sign of man utd downfall is start in 2010, in that year scholes took a retired. Then, in 2011 ferguson calls back scholes from his retired over the year 2012

[@bordercollie1140]

Yeah slight typo in the title. Liverpool have won the most of any English football club, so if I'm correct and I think I am then that makes them the greatest football club. Bob Paisley has won as many champions league as a manager as United have as a club. English champions league winners, Manchester United 3, Chelsea 2, Nottingham Forest 2, Aston villa 1, Man. City 1 and finally Liverpool 6. So if you include every single English club that ever had professional status and exclude Liverpool for a second, the total amount of every single club would be 9. Now look at Liverpool's total which is 6, how can you say that they are not the biggest club in England when Liverpool is only 3 behind the total of all of those clubs combined. Btw Celtic has as many Champions leagues as Man. City and Arsenal combined.

[@nahushkkn]

As a United fan, it is pretty bad when every fellow fan including myself have stopped watching the Premier League due to the monstrosity happening at the club!

[@PeppermintTeaPlease]

United should have kept Rangnick, I was a believer 😢

[@spotkick90]

He Was Good!

[@AM-uo1iq]

​@@spotkick90Ronaldo said this guy wasn't even a coach! 🤣🤣🤣

[@kevinkibble8342]

Worse than Moyes

[@fifififi4715]

More a doctor than a coach

[@stephenarmstrong2164]

Despite rivalry (my opinion) as a Chelsea fan I do feel bad for Manchester United because of their title and now looking like a championship team

[@RogerSmith1984]

Jeez… 27 mill in 2014 for felliani is like 80mill now for Anthony

[@spotkick90]

Waste Of Money In My Opinion!

[@robertkelem5144]

The appointment of Ed Woodward was the single biggest mistake leading to United's free fall

[@Legend-zo9bc]

Goes further back than that, Fergies partnership and ultimate fall out with JP MacManus, meant United had to find a buyer for the club to avoid Fergie getting sacked. The Glazers ended up being the buying party. If Fergie had just swallowed his pride and given up his claim to a racehorse we would never be in this mess. This is truly the event that F'd us. Sir Alex had too much power at the club, he even protected his legacy by appointing an average manager as his replacement in Moyes. The rest is history with the club having no one in place to channel any kind of identity at the club.

[@PODTIER]

I would say before that with them having Moyes as an automatic replacement before scanning the landscape and weighing their options didn't help things either.

[@isaacndaisi8990]

Ferguson is responsible for the mess we see today

[@JamesChaytor-p4k]

During the Moyes 'era' a fan became so concerned that he actually phoned the police 😂

[@ThePrinceOrtmayer]

lol joke was though United were still decent then just not at same Man United standards.

[@flavourboyke]

This club used to take trophies with help of referees right now we have VAR They can't survive,, that's the bitter truth

[@alexbarbucristi]

They are crumbling long before VAR was implemented.

[@bpbrowning78]

“Greatest Team” is relative to perspective. I can’t stand United but can’t take away from that period of accomplishment. Like every other club, those periods do not last forever. Time and football marches on…

[@BALHAM69]

I think i speak for everyone - no one wants to see them do well ever again mate 😊

[@tommyroche9142]

Good managers can spot good players who'll enhance the team. Great managers can spot good players who'll not only enhance the team but who feel pride in pulling on the shirt, who want to play at the highest level, who want to learn from the players around them. Great managers, like Ferguson, Klopp, etc could weed out those who simply wanted a high profile shirt on their back and a big pay packet in their pocket from those who wanted to be winners on the pitch. It's not all about money, it's also about pride.

[@uchemoses9994]

Narrator did Anthony dirty😂

[@spotkick90]

😉

[@FootballGPlay]

c'mon😂

[@CheekyRajput]

narrator spits the truth

[@lawasbitrus3687]

Sacking mourinho was our biggest mistake

[@davidfearby9200]

Man uniteds post Ferguson era reminds me very much of what Liverpool went through in the 90’s and long after. After been untouchable in the 70s and 80’s and up to 1991 Liverpool had a sudden fall from grace. The teams and managers they had were a shadow of their former glory unfortunately no one stays at the top for ever and after years of been top saga comes the inevitable fall from grace eventually they’ll bounce back but patience is the key and also remember it took Fergie 7 years to finally win the league and there was also a time his job was on the line

[@reddwarfer999]

It is said that had they not won the FA Cup in 1990 Fergie would have been sacked. Now there's an interesting football alternative history for you.....

[@GiovanniGiorgio74]

1:57 Fellaini - sums up United's post-Fergie signings.

[@kmsport6675]

that same team just beat the "best" team in England

[@spotkick90]

Manchester Is Red Again?

[@SamoBLOX]

@@spotkick90 Again? Always has been! 🔴👺

[@spotkick90]

🔴

[@mtznumme]

​@@spotkick90 bro it was always red

[@larryachiya2475]

They beat Liverpool? Because that's the best English football team from England

[@PODTIER]

I think we all expected a bit of a drop off after Fergie left but man, not like this.

[@spotkick90]

It's Been Downhill Ever Since!

[@chiselcheswick5673]

I just can't understand this attitude United fans have that they should always be on top. All clubs go through peaks and troughs. They should realise they are no different to 99% of other clubs in the football league. If they want to play in a league where only 2 clubs are in contention each year play in Scotland or Spain.

[@c3920]

Bad ownership, poor hiring, and spending terribly in the market.

[@kevinprizy2446]

Perfectly narrated

[@dondamon4669]

With Ferguson, Keane, class of 92 all gone and rio and Rooney running the dressing room we were finished! Not keeping Keane to be manager after Ferguson was Ferguson's biggest mistake

[@spotkick90]

Might Be!

[@brianoreilly239]

Get Real ! Keane has been a disaster managing so far

[@jonyboyblackpaisa]

I like how Antony is in both this thumbnail and the Brazil video thumbnail

[@MORPHY89]

the thumbnail looks alot like or identically like the thumbnaila by balón|بالون a youtuber who makes football documentaries too .. looks like you so inspired by him tho

[@spotkick90]

Inspired By The GOAT Himself!

[@aghiff]

They should hire one guy who knows football at the elite level(Guardiola, Mourinho, Ancelotti etc) and gives them a blank check.

[@officerdoofy6693]

FYI, only Chelsea and Man City have won more trophies than utd since fergie has left. Chelsea only has 1 more trophy in that time period.

[@rakhatthenut3815]

Not all trophies are the same

[@officerdoofy6693]

@rakhatthenut3815 obviously not otherwise they would be called the same. But success is measured by trophies! Yes they haven't won the league in 13 years but oil money speaks! Everyone remembers the number of trophies not the performances

[@SonnyK248]

@@officerdoofy6693 Success is not merely measured in trophies pal. The quality of the trophies matter.

[@xav9258]

Ha ha, everybody is laughing at Manure United! What a complete JOKE of a club!

[@jerronbrizzy]

All without a major trophy to show for it , bro Mourinho won the Europa League

[@PeppermintTeaPlease]

2:18 - Brother, you need to do better than this 😂 What the actual f_ck?!

[@spotkick90]

Sure 😄

[@paulmcnallyfll8228]

This is no doubt a brilliant case for business studies. Remember when United ran the FA and the premier league and then Fergie/Gill went and it all fell down. They kept on buying big without doing the very basics & having a foundation & clear strategy. Their main ground and academy grounds were falling down and miles behind lower level prem clubs etc

[@Antidisestablishmentarianism99]

The Premier League (read chairmen of all the other clubs) let the Glazers leveraged takeover happen which instantly put our club in half a £billion of debt. Once Fergie and Gill retired the Glazers let investment bankers play football manager, wasting a billion whilst taking another billion out of the club in interest and dividends - the rest is history. The bottom line is the takeover should never have happened, but the other clubs let it happen because they knew eventually it would destroy our club.

[@Antidisestablishmentarianism99]

@@paulmcnallyfll8228 the ‘fit and proper’ ownership rules, preventing further ridiculous leveraged takeovers with huge interest bank loans, came in after they allowed the American asset strippers to takeover United, benefiting all the clubs except United. The new PSR rules, preventing wealthy owners from funding clubs, came in just before United got Ineos in as an investment partner. The timing of both sets of rules making sure United will remain handicapped until the Gazers sell. The Glazers are only likely to sell if the club is relegated.

[@akilcyrus6289]

I guess the FA Cup and the European Cup are not major trophies 🤔

[@a.girouard2988]

Correct. Not any more.

[@MihailParshin]

Euro cup is really big, maybe even that Conference league is kinda big. But FA or all other domestic cups are really a joke. Not only for England.

[@neoniki30]

The harsh truth is that Man Utd was a club of the caliber of Villa, one CL and couple of league titles. Ferguson came, got them on the right track and after he retired they just reversed to their natural state.

[@timotiuscherdic9248]

Without Major Trophy?, They won FA Cup and Carabao with Ten Hag, they won Community Shield, and Europa League with Mourinho, how is that nothing?

[@simonkennedy4230]

Because to an arrogant entitled MANure fan that's not enough

[@SonnyK248]

Someone needs to sit you down and explain what a major trophy is.

[@tylerfoster79]

@@SonnyK248every trophy there is a major trophy. Except the Community Shield of course.

[@SonnyK248]

@@tylerfoster79 maybe if you're a small club pal

[@tylerfoster79]

@@SonnyK248 Manchester United in 2024 are small. Just like how Liverpool were in the 2010's. But a major trophy is a major trophy.