'The reality is, although it's Manchester United in name, the Man United that we grew up with and I played against right throughout my career and were giants, is gone': Frosty prediction mad amid Manchester United struggles

Manchester United is facing critical struggles, currently sitting 13th in the Premier League and on track for their worst league finish since 1990. These troubles have been compounded by internal issues, including mass staff redundancies. Pundit Alan Shearer reflects on the grim state of the club, noting that the path to recovery looks lengthy given the poor decisions made in recent management. The club's failures on the pitch mirror a deeper malaise impacting operations off the field, indicating a significant overhaul is required.

It's not going to be a quick fix at Man United on or off the pitch. Clearly things have been left to rot for so long...

Some of those big decisions have been so poor. Big decisions in terms of ticket prices, firing staff, bringing his own staff in and then firing them...

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