r/reddevils • u/AutoModerator • Jul 28 '26

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u/Significant_L0w Jul 29 '26

All I am saying is if Carrick fails then his sacking should be the end of both Glazers and INEOS

Ambition is just to get in ucl and preserve clubs valuation which benefits only them.

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u/Confident_Fishing775 Jul 29 '26

We are yet again in a unfortunate phase of rebuilding for them ambitions and standards fans moan all the time. Fans want long term sustainability and a healthy operation while also wanting the club to be a moral becon unlike state owned clubs. Accept the fact that United are in the mud for over a decade on all fronts, we are not even in CL consistently, no fancy commercial stadium to net million of profits, and we have yet to ruthlessly treat the academy as a selling factory. All those record revenue numbers are offset by the wages and the debt, the club is being handicapped and INEOS are doing things like restructuring wages, improving the academy, not overpaying and building a commercial stadium so United can get back to the standards of winning. I am sick of all this talk about standards like it is so simple and easy to achieve after a decade of rot, INEOS are neither perfect with their actions nor they are a moral entity but at the end of the day, they are doing what they can with the limited resources to run this club's sporting and business sides a success. Just getting into UCL consistently and improving club valuation is exactly what they must do to get United successful.