Voice of Iraq A sad summer in Manchester … The administration has not kept its promise

Manchester United fans are very disappointed. The promises made by new coach Olly Gunnar Solshire, with a huge budget to support the team, have remained a dead letter. The two embarrbading deals signed by the club's management this summer have been the introduction of the Englishman Aaron Van Pisca of Crystal Palace, as well as the Welsh wing Daniel James. The young names that will bring the necessary technical addition, while the "heavy" changes, are still in the circle of rumors, despite the many, as in the Bruno Fernandez and Harry Maguire chords. Until now, Manchester United has not changed, in expectation of the results of the next few days.
Since the retirement of Sir Alex Ferguson in 2013, the series of disappointments has begun at the British North Club. The team, accustomed to winning the gold medal, dreams finally of a qualifying seat for the Champions League. A lean year lived by a superior Englishman. Many changes in the training frameworks and unsuccessful contracts were removed from the actions of the "Red Devils" among the major clubs, and the result was shocking: six seasons without the crowning of the Manchester United title.
With Sir's departure, the Manchester United management made many bad decisions. It started with the appointment of David Moyes as a coach, one of the most unusual decisions in the history of the club. A series of failures proved Moyes' inability to support Ferguson's legacy, which eventually led to his dismissal. Luis van Gaulle and Jose Mourinho were then to lead the team, but the situation has not changed.