Man Utd are a shambles off the pitch and the blame for the mess can be laid at the door of Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Ineos.

Tyrone Marshall of the Manchester Evening News argues that Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his executive leadership have worsened Manchester United rather than improving the club. Marshall writes that Ratcliffe has replaced open debate with a team of compliant figures, contributing to repeated managerial instability and poor club culture since taking control of football operations.
The article highlights that Manchester United is seeking a fourth manager in under three years under Ratcliffe's tenure, following Erik ten Hag, Ruben Amorim, and Michael Carrick. Marshall criticizes executives Jason Wilcox and Omar Berrada, contrasting their positions with Dan Ashworth's swift dismissal after disagreeing with leadership.
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