Was talking to a United fan over the weekend and explaining what I thought the problem was. It had never occurred to him at all.....
Spurs are an odd one. They are a very well run club from a financial point of view. Their problem is that Levy doesn't understand football. In terms of the gap between strategy and coaching, their approach of signing younger players who will develop and then appointing Mourinho and Conte (coaches who have made a career of short tenure/ experienced top class players) is about the best example I can think of.
United's ownership model is an absolute disaster and when you couple that with the impatience of the mentality of 'biggest club in the world', I can't see how you fix it.
We had the same problem when Emery was here. Poor guy never stood a chance with the war going on above him. Transfers were all over the place. Once Edu and Arteta arrived we developed a strategy and accepted as a club that we'd be **** for a couple of years and rebuilt the entire squad from top to bottom. United need to do similar but.....





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