Manchester United's bold decision to appoint Ruben Amorim marks a significant turning point for the club. Known for his tactical acumen and revitalizing Sporting Lisbon, Amorim brings high expectations and sweeping changes. The "winners" in this new era include Bruno Fernandes, who shares Sporting Lisbon roots with Amorim, boosting his confidence and influence at the club. However, "losers" might be players linked to Ajax, as Amorim looks to establish his unique vision by reshuffling the squad. This shift could herald a fresh start or add pressure for immediate success at Old Trafford.
Amorim's leadership promises excitement and intrigue as fans await to see if he can break the cycle of fleeting managerial stints at Manchester United and bring lasting progress to the club.
Erik ten Hag’s recent sacking marks yet another chapter in Manchester United’s turbulent managerial history. Since Sir Alex Ferguson’s retirement, the club has seen a string of managers try, and ultimately fail, to bring the glory days back to Old Trafford. The cartoon begins with Ferguson’s memorable farewell speech on the pitch, setting the stage for the dramatic ups and downs that would follow.
After Ferguson’s exit, David Moyes was handpicked to fill his shoes, but his stint was cut short in the face of poor performance, illustrated here as he’s struck by a football and a computer explosion—signaling an abrupt end to his time at United. Louis van Gaal, with his well-known chant, “Louis van Gaal’s army!” seemed to bring hope, especially with an FA Cup victory. Yet, despite lifting a trophy, Van Gaal was shown the door, his dreams ending as swiftly as a pink slip in hand.
Jose Mourinho added his own brand of drama, clutching a silver trophy and demanding “RESPECT, RESPECT!” before also meeting a bitter farewell. Ten Hag’s arrival was marked with high hopes, and he brought in familiar faces from his Ajax days, crafting a new vision for United. However, the harsh realities of Premier League demands left him drenched in disappointment—depicted here as his signings and trophies dissolve under a symbolic storm. The final blow arrives when Jim Ratcliffe, one of United’s decision-makers, sternly points him off the field, marking yet another premature end to a manager’s reign.
The turbulent journey of managers at Manchester United underscores the pressure and expectation that comes with the role. Will the next one finally end the post-Ferguson curse?
After the retirement of Sir Alex Ferguson, Manchester United struggled with several managers; starting from David Moyes, Louis van Gaal, Jose Mourinho, Ole Gunnar Solskjær and Ralf Rangnick.
Erik ten Hag just won the League Cup and made the team organized and dangerous, and we can see that reflected positively on the club's players like Marcus Rashford, David de Gea, Bruno Fernandes and others.
Four cups for the road, please: Louis van Gaal and Alvaro Morata exits look likely this summer as they join Pep Guardiola and Zlatan Ibrahimovic in celebrating victory before moving to their new clubs.
Louis van Gaal came to Marouane Fellaini's aid after the Belgian appeared to elbow Leicester's Robert Huth in Manchester United's 1-1 draw with the Foxes on Sunday. The Dutch coach said that Huth was pulling Fellaini's hair which is, according to him, only okay "with sex masochism"...
Leicester City will play Champions League football next season after their win over Sunderland and Tottenham's victory over Manchester United secured a top-four berth for the Foxes...
Jurgen Klopp barked orders from the sidelines as Liverpool toiled like demons to secure a 2-0 Europa League advantage and put the Red Devils' season one step closer to going up in flames.
US Sports executive Charlie Stillitano has come under criticism for stating Leicester should not be allowed a spot in the Champions League given their status as talk of a European Super League intensify. TweetFollow @omomani
Louis van Gaal was so angry with Alexis Sanchez for diving during Man Utd's clash with Arsenal that the Red Devils boss took it upon himself to imitate the Chile international on the touchline.
Louis van Gaal raised eyebrows at his pre-Midtjylland press conference on Wednesday when he demanded that his players be "horny" in their Europa League tie...
