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I had to go back and find the last interview Omar Berrada (#MUFC CEO) did with Andy Mitten because some people have suddenly convinced themselves that Manchester United have no clue what they're doing. When asked about the plan for 2026, Berrada said: "I think we are going to replicate what we did last year in some sense. You always go into the window, but you don't know how you will come out of it. You have to be prepared and have a clear plan. There are opportunities that will come later in the window that aren't there when you are going into it, so you have to be prepared, be flexible, and have a clear plan. But we will always do it within our terms. It's very important we don't let the market or the agents dictate what we should be doing." To break it down: Think of it like mathematics. Your teacher tells you that bearing and distance will be on the exam. That doesn't mean you memorize every bearing question you can find. The smarter approach is to understand the formula and the method. Once you know that, you can solve whatever variation appears. It's the same with the transfer market. Knowing you need to improve the midfield doesn't mean you panic and buy the first hyped player available. It means you know the profile you want, understand the market, and have a strategy. If things changes or some opportunities arrives, as they always do, you adapt without looking desperate or getting dictated to by clubs and agents. That is exactly what United appear to be doing. I hope this help! #mufc #transfer
UTD_IYES282,652 views • 1 month ago
One thing that has always baffled me about some #MUFC content creators opinions is the lack of consistency. Yesterday, (in the video) Mark Goldbridge was criticising the previous management for giving out ridiculous contracts and creating the wage problems we have today — especially situations like Rashford’s £300k-a-week deal. But today, same Mark is criticizing INEOS trying to correct those mistakes, reduce costs, and make the club operate in a more sustainable way. Make it make sense ☹️ You can’t blame the old management for creating a problem and then attack the new management for trying to fix it. Manchester United’s current situation didn’t happen overnight. Bad contracts, poor recruitment decisions, and unsustainable wages from previous years are part of why the club is having to make difficult decisions now. Fans have every right to demand improvement, but we also need to be fair and look at the bigger picture. Rebuilding a club requires difficult choices, and not every decision will be popular. Criticism is important, but consistency matters too. Otherwise, it just becomes outrage for content rather than genuine analysis. I will continue to expose this fraud #mufc #transfer
UTD_IYES93,834 views • 26 days ago
So according to this guy, United "buy cheap" like it's some groundbreaking revelation. 😂 #MUFC have never been shy about saying they'll only buy players they believe are worth their valuation. He said Manchester United would've signed Mateus Fernandes and Tonali if they were cheaper. Well... obviously. That's literally the point. If they were cheaper, their price would've reflected what United believe they're worth. Call it whatever you want, but Mateus Fernandes is not worth £85m and £250k a week. A player who's been relegated twice commanding that kind of fee and wages? Come on. He also claimed that "cheap" players are mostly nonsense. What a ridiculous argument. By that logic, Mateus Fernandes is automatically better—or will become better—than Tielemans simply because he costs more. Even my 2-year-old cousin knows that's not how football transfers work. Price tags don't determine ability. The funniest part is that he says ridiculous things with so much confidence! Pathetic #mufc #transfer
UTD_IYES37,933 views • 1 month ago
This hypocritical, biased dumbass literally said it’s not Rashford’s fault and that all the blame should be on the #MUFC management for trying to reintegrate him into the team. And the most annoying part? His followers will still sit there defending this nonsense. How can someone be this determined to hate the club that literally feeds his platform? How is none of this Rashford’s fault? He didn’t want to play for Manchester United. He wanted to leave. He literally said he wanted a “new challenge.” His performances before he left were pathetic. £325k a week and he couldn’t even be bothered to run half the time. One genuinely great season for us, and outside of that, he has been incredibly inconsistent. He thought he was a superstar who would simply walk into any top club in Europe. The #mufc management reportedly wanted just £28m for him, in a summer where Anthony Gordon is being valued at almost £80m, and somehow you’re STILL blaming the management? Is it the management that told Barcelona not to see value in Rashford? Is it the management that stopped other top clubs from deciding he wasn’t worth the money or wages? Rashford literally made it clear he didn’t want Turkey or Saudi Arabia. He wanted a top European club. Fine. But no top club came for him. So what exactly do you expect Manchester United to do? Tear up his contract? Give him away for free? Pay a huge portion of his wages while he plays for someone else? Keep bending over backwards for a player who has already made it clear he wants out? I don’t blame the board for refusing to bend over backwards for Barcelona. They spent £100m on wingers and were willing to spend around £150m on Álvarez. If they don’t see Rashford as worth the money, that’s their decision. But this whole “the board should have handled it better” argument is ridiculous. How much better could they realistically have handled it? They put a £28m price tag on him. That is not some outrageous valuation. They tried to sell him. No club came forward with the money. Rashford didn’t want to go to certain leagues. His wages are enormous. What exactly do you genuinely want the club to do? Loan him out, let another club use him, AND have Manchester United continue paying part of his £325k-a-week wages while we’re trying to rebuild the squad? And then Mark is talking about PR. What exactly do you expect Manchester United to announce? “Rashford is under contract, but we don’t want him here”? Of course they’re not going to publicly humiliate a player who is still their employee. At some point, you have to stop bending reality just to blame the club. Even thinking Rashford is one of the reason they are not giving big contracts anymore! Mark has genuinely become one of the dumbest football commentators I’ve ever seen. And the fact that people will still bend themselves into pretzels defending this take is what gets me. And not like I won’t back Rashford, he’s our player now, and we will give him the support until he’s not. That what a real fan do not crying everyday on livestream #transfer #blockmarkgoldbride #manunited
UTD_IYES15,582 views • 24 days ago
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