MANCHESTER UNITED WILLING TO TIE DOWN KEY PLAYER TO MASSIVE CONTRACT DESPITE MANCHESTER UNITED'S INABILITY TO WIN ANY MAJOR TROPHY FOR A DECADE - WHERE IS THE CONSISTENCY IN THE ENFORCEMENT OF CLUB POLICY? (Part IV)

(Earlier segments of this article can be found on the Manchester United Channel website)

Asridiculous as this is, the fact remains that a good portion of the blame for Manchester United's lack of success over the past three years had largely been blamed on the struggles of these two particular players Marcus Rashford and Paul Pogba with the blame game having increased extraordinarily over the past few months.  

 

 

The fact is that analysis derived from any smart football observer who has watched Manchester United play over the past three years can testify that Manchester United’s lack of success has ultimately come down to a handful of various reasons which, yes realistically, can also be blamed on the depleted level of quality delivered by these two players Paul Pogba and Marcus Rashford.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

However, the fact is that the real reasoning behind Manchester United’s lack of success has gone far beyond the boundaries of the struggles of two specific players alone. Therefore, there remains a high sense of illogical reasoning behind blaming the lack of success Manchester United have experienced over the past five years on the struggles of two specific players alone. Your continuation of such logic Simply reveals the presence of Other misguided intentions that simply does not fit into the boundaries of football. 

 

 

 

Therefore, the obvious strategy of shifting the blame of an entire team on the struggles of two specific players reveals the clear agenda-driven motive injected into Manchester United by the media and some of the Manchester United fan base to drive particular players out of the club by pinning Manchester United's failure to attain top success on one or two of the same specific players for over the past two or three years despite how badly other Manchester United players had reviewed themself to be.  

 

 

No matter the weather, and no matter what the situation is, one clear constant had been retained by the English media, and this same constant has been retained by a good portion of the Manchester United fan base both of whom have unfortunately revealed themself to be affecting the decision making in a way at Manchester United with a helpful dose of bias directed towards the Manchester United team selection. 

 

 This then leaves room for implausible or unreasonable journalism spearheaded through Irrational and more often than not biased opinions to breed across football clubs all around. Football analysis in the UK in general.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A situation that sprung to life over the past three or four years is the trend of largely blaming specific players which in this case has largely been French midfielder Paul Pogba and English striker Marcus Rashford for Manchester United's lack of success.  

 

 

A trend that has been very much alive at Manchester United for the better part of the last 5 years and this situation has evidently been kept alive at Manchester United thanks in large part to the English media.

What has been witnessed over the past four years at the very least is a situation where the English media continues to compound most of the blame on specific Manchester United players to drive these players away from Manchester United for one agenda-driven reason or for another agenda-driven reason.  

 

 

 

A situation that has been kept alive ever since by the media specifically, the British media, and Infinity of blaming Manchester United's struggles to attain success on Marcus Rashford and Paul Pogba for the better part of three years now.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Before the next point is introduced, one last point has to be cleared up in this part of today’s article and the point is that Manchester United has really struggled to attain success on the pitch simply because the team has not functioned together in a manner which can produce top-class football on the pitch.  

 

Some of the reasons for the recent dysfunctionality displayed by Manchester United on the pitch over the past four years realistically boil down to the fact that there are some areas on the pitch that Manchester United simply has not been able to address in terms of improvements implemented into the team.   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Despite having access to this knowledge, Manchester United Board and the Manchester United managerial staff have consistently failed to secure the necessary level of quality players who can come into this Manchester United team and implement the right level of quality needed within these specific areas in the Football pitch.

This, in a nutshell, has been the main catalyst for retaining life within Manchester United's inability to attain major trophies over the past decade. 

 

 

 

 

 

Evidently, the Manchester United Board has consistently failed to locate these problematic areas existing within the Manchester United team and further implement the necessary improvement needed to strengthen the level of quality football displayed by Manchester United on the pitch. This display of failure by the board has subsequently, consistently, stagnated the level of success generated. Manchester United over the past few years.  

 

The unfortunate outcome revealed around Manchester United appears to be that the blame for Manchester United's lack of success has fortunately been lifted off the Manchester United board to some margin and this level of blame has unfortunately been surmounted onto some specific players with certain players unreasonably receiving higher blame for Manchester United’s failure over the others.  

 

 

 

 

 

While some of these key players have indeed struggled over the past few years, there can be no denying that some of these key players have indeed struggled to propel Manchester United to success as a result of the lack of sufficient quality players placed around key players such as Paul Pogba, Anthony Martial and Marcus Rashford

Having adequate quality placed in all areas of the pitch around top players in a specific to allow efficient flow of quality football is a situation which one of the biggest players in, not just Manchester United history, but one of the biggest players in the world history Cristiano Ronaldo is currently experiencing as a reason why the best in the world is failing to propel Manchester United to achieve top success.  

 

 

The numbers reveal that the Portuguese striker is consistently displaying signs of struggle and the reason why Cristiano Ronaldo is displaying depleting numbers in his performance is evidently the same reason why Paul Pogba and Marcus Rashford had been struggling and Manchester United as well but the media simply refused to acknowledge this fact until now. 

Top players struggle at Manchester United not by their own doing but rather due to the lack of quality around the striker.

This then brings up the question- if the English media has explicitly been operating with a clear, unbiased, code with the level of criticism dished out to some Manchester United player In the past three years, then why has Cristiano Ronaldo and Bruno Fernandes been made the heroes of Manchester United and players like Marcus Radford and Paul Pogba had been made the villains and the outcasts to blame for Manchester United's downfall when Manchester United had not won a single trophy with all these players playing together?
 

The question left to ask is can Paul Pogba and Marcus Rashford truly be the villains of Manchester United who should be blamed for Manchester United's failure?

Is there truly no bias, no discrimination and is there logic in the stance of blaming Paul Pogba and Marcus Rashford specifically for Manchester United's lack of success?

Is there truly any logic in casting the blame for Manchester United's lack of success largely on the shoulders of Paul Pogba and Marcus Rashford specifically and subsequently cast aside for progress to be made when Manchester United has continued to struggle on the pitch for the past 3 years even though Paul Pogba and Marcus Rashford have not featured, consistently, in the handful of games for Manchester United for over the past year or two?  

Yes, Paul Pogba and Marcus Rashford just like a good portion of the current Manchester United players have not consistently performed to the expectations demanded from top players for the past few years. But neither has the aforementioned Bruno Fernandes, neither has top players such as Cristiano Ronaldo and neither has a handful of various other Manchester United players.  

 

 

Rewarding a player with a new massive contract even though the player is already on a long-term contract and even though the player has not really performed the greatest for Manchester United throughout his career as a Manchester United player definitely brings to question whether Manchester United's current Imposition of standards is fair and justified 

(Next part of this article will be provided soon)