February 18th 2024.
Former Manchester United player, Gary Neville, is optimistic about the future of the club. He believes that the recent arrival of Jim Ratcliffe and his INEOS team will bring an end to the chaos that has plagued the club for the past decade.
In a recent interview, Neville expressed his frustration with the lack of stability at Manchester United, calling it "madness." He believes that the absence of key roles such as a CEO, sporting director, and head of recruitment has been a major factor in the club's struggles.
The recent 2-1 win against Luton Town, with Rasmus Hojlund scoring a brace, has brought some much-needed positivity to the club. Neville credits this to the arrival of Ratcliffe and the team's improved performances on the pitch.
Neville also expressed his disappointment with the blind loyalty shown by the Glazers towards people who were not equipped to run a football club. He believes that the club has been playing "Football Manager" for the past decade, signing big-name players without proper management in place.
With the arrival of the INEOS team and the expected appointment of key figures like Dan Ashworth, Neville believes that the mood at the club has already started to change. He is relieved that the club has finally taken a step towards addressing the issues that have been present for far too long.
However, Neville warns that Manchester United cannot afford to waste another transfer window without proper leadership in place. He believes that this is crucial in order to avoid making costly mistakes in the transfer market.
In other news, Rasmus Hojlund's impressive performance against Luton has made him the talk of the town. The young player has made history by becoming the first player to score an opening goal for Manchester United in the Premier League.
Hojlund himself has also spoken highly of his goal, calling it "such a good goal." With his promising performance, he is sure to be an exciting addition to Manchester United's squad.
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