citing "jokers" in the team!

Niti998

Mourinho surprised by Man United's modest progress, citing "jokers" in the team!

Renowned coach Mourinho, who once coached Manchester United, has recently reopened old wounds in an interview. He harshly criticized the club's management, highlighting their incompetence. Mourinho pointed out that many players he identified as ""jokers"" during his tenure still remain in the team, indicating a lack of progress for Manchester United in recent years.

In a recent exclusive interview with the OBI ONE Podcast, Mourinho discussed his past coaching experience with Manchester United. He believed that he had given his all during his time at the club, expressing surprise that, five years after his departure, the team had not made significant progress. According to Mourinho, this is not the standard for a top club.

Mourinho expressed astonishment at the presence of players in the current Manchester United lineup whom he had identified as ""jokers"" during his tenure. He had suggested their departure, emphasizing that they were not professional footballers but merely seeking a paycheck. Considering the players Mourinho coached and who still remain at Manchester United, including Martial, Luke Shaw, Rashford, and McTominay, he likely referred to one of them, with Martial being a clear contender for the label of a ""joker.""

Recalling Mourinho's memorable statement during his time at Manchester United, where he achieved a second-place finish in the Premier League along with the Europa League, League Cup, and Community Shield, fans expressed dissatisfaction, desiring more significant championships. Mourinho's response at that time, considering the current state of Manchester United, highlights internal issues within the club that Mourinho had already addressed.

Ritu13

Actually, what he said is not wrong. Considering the current plight of Manchester United, it is necessary to make improvements to address the situation that arose initially. Otherwise, allowing the problems to persist is not a viable solution.

Indra55

I'll list the current ""troublemakers"" at Manchester United. Of course, these so-called ""troublemakers"" may not necessarily lack skill or form, but due to various reasons, they are unable to secure a spot in the starting lineup. Additionally, there are some players who, despite playing frequently, contribute almost nothing to the team, making them bona fide ""troublemakers.""

1. Sancho: When was the last time Sancho started a match?
2. Anthony: With a transfer fee close to a hundred million, what kind of performance is he delivering this season?
3. Van de Beek: Does Manchester United still have this Dutchman? How long has it been since he played a serious game? It's even hard to type his name with predictive text. Why hasn't he left yet?
4. Matic: Thought to be the midfield solution, but still a problem so far.
5. Martial: It's time for him to leave Manchester United.
6. Rashford: After the contract renewal, his performance has been a mess. Is he intentionally playing poorly?

The combined market value of these six players is 242 million, which is higher than the total market value of many mid-to-lower-tier Premier League teams.....

Iravan774

It feels like Manchester United is deliberately underperforming, and the transfer market has seen several years of failure with significant investments yielding minimal returns. Key issues remain unaddressed, and the current coach is causing frustration among fans, yet there has been no dismissal...

Isha000

"When the wall collapses, everyone pushes." This has been an enduring truth throughout history. At this moment, if Manchester United doesn't step forward to demonstrate its elite heritage, it truly seems beyond redemption.