Manchester United have had one of their worst starts to a campaign in the last 30 years despite projected improvement in some quarters. There are question marks over whether or not Ole Gunnar Solskjaer should even be in charge. However, the premise of all this can be traced back to 2013 when legendary manager Sir. Alex Ferguson brought his illustrious coaching career to an end. Since he retired after winning Uniteds 20th Premier League title, the Red Devils have not been able to get anywhere near a league title.
After Ferguson departed, United were left with a huge void to fill. His successor and handpicked option, David Moyes, was not up to the task. The next course of action for United was buying quick fix superstars with the aim of bringing success. However, that move too backfired with players such as Radamel Falcao, Angel Di Maria and more recently Alexis Sanchez all underperforming at the club. Bouncing from manager to manager, reshaping the United style of play and lack of proper leadership became commonplace for the once-great Manchester-based club.
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