Another dismissal cannot disguise the structural problems at Manchester United

After a disappointing draw against Aston Villa, Michael Carrick was dismissed as Manchester United's manager, marking the twelfth managerial change since Sir Alex Ferguson's departure in 2013. Despite initial hopes for improvement, the club has struggled to attract top players and address ongoing squad issues. The fans blame the ownership for the club's decline, emphasizing that the problems lie beyond the pitch. Manchester United's management, lacking experience, has failed to entice quality signings, leading to a cycle of managerial instability. Plans for a new stadium are underway, but supporters are frustrated as the team fights relegation.