December was a month of struggle for Manchester United, marked by a rare four-nil victory overshadowed by team turmoil. The hosts analyze the psychological impacts of disappointing performances on players and fans alike. They discuss tactical issues and the need for unity amidst fan negativity. Financial constraints and the prospect of key players like Casemiro and Rashford leaving add to the club's woes. The historical Anfield rivalry looms large, stirring a blend of hope and apprehension for future matchups.

Manchester United's recent 3-0 loss to Bournemouth raises alarming concerns about defensive weaknesses and managerial struggles. The team grapples with the fallout from key player absences, particularly focusing on the Marcus Rashford situation and Harry Maguire's uncertain future. Amidst the gloom, there's hope for turnaround as discussions of emerging talents provide a glimmer of promise. The emotional rollercoaster for fans continues as the squad seeks to rebound from disappointing performances while navigating their challenges for the future.

Manchester United faces a pivotal moment after their EFL Cup exit against Tottenham. Marcus Rashford is on the lookout for a 'new challenge' following his recent non-selection, stirring up debates about his future. The discussion dives into the team's inconsistent performances and the potential rise of young talents. As they gear up to face a formidable Bournemouth side, the conversation reflects on player dynamics and the need for strategic improvements within the squad.

Amad Diallo flipped a dismal derby on its head in the final ten minutes as Manchester United came from behind to win at the Etihad Stadium.Ruben Amorim took a sizeable gamble by leaving Marcus Rashford and Alejandro Garnacho out of the squad and, with Mason Mount injured after fifteen minutes, it looked to have backfired.However, the young Ivorian won a penalty which his captain put away and then latched onto a Lisandro Martinez through-ball to finish from an acute angle. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Czech town of Plzen created a special beer to celebrate the visit of Manchester United, but after Andre Onana sold Matthijs De Ligt short, the Reds needed a Rasmus Hojlund double to round off the night.After a turgid first half Hojlund, along with Ruben Amorim's other substitutes, injected pace and purpose bringing United level almost immediately and sealing the win late on.To win away in Europe for the first time since March 2023 puts another positive spin on Sunday's derby at the Etihad Stadium against an ailing City side... but we're not getting carried away! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Manchester United faces upheaval with the sudden departure of sporting director Dan Ashworth after only five months. Sir Jim Ratcliffe shares insights on his vision for the club's future during an exclusive interview. Tributes pour in for beloved staff member Kath Phipps, marking her lasting impact. Amidst the turmoil, discussions touch on fans' camaraderie and the challenges of uniting corporate interests with passionate support. There's also a preview of the upcoming Europa League clash against Victoria Pilsen, highlighting key tactical points.

Wednesday night's fixture at the Emirates stadium went roughly as expected, including the method of scoring, but was no less disappointing as a result.Ruben Amorim made six changes to his starting line-up, with more alterations in-game, but he loses his impressive personal unbeaten run in the league.Forest are no pushovers this season, we look at the threat they pose, and discuss a story from Adam Crafton about how and why the players abandoned a plan to wear jackets in support of the Premier League's Rainbow Laces campaign. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Manchester United four, Everton nil. It's the type of result that shouldn't be as rare as it has become but we're happy with the scoreline and delighted with the performance of the team, despite a fairly unspectacular opening period.Amad Diallo was the man of the match, a 'professional pest' and provider of the fourth goal. That was scored by Joshua Zirkzee, who himself put in possible his best showing at the club so far.There was more unrest at ticket price hikes, including chants against Sir Jim Ratcliffe, and we reflect on your reaction to the news, plus a preview of Arsenal away (that's the league fixture, not the FA Cup third round!). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ruben Amorim's first home match in charge of Manchester United started with a bang and ended with a win over Norwegian champions Bodo/Glimt.But, it wasn't all plain sailing; the visitors fought back to lead 2-1 after Garnacho's super-early strike (even quicker than Rashford v Ipswich) and the result wasn't assured until the final whistle blew.A major talking point among those attending the game was the club's decision to disallow any concessions on tickets remaining for sale this season. This was taken without fan consultation, contrary to an agreed protocol between the club and fan representative groups, and has provoked significant anger. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Marcus Rashford was on the scoresheet after just 81 seconds of Ruben Amorim's first game as Manchester United manager, rounding off a very encouraging move after good work from Amad Diallo.Unfortuntately, that was as good as it got with Kieran McKenna's Ipswich fighting back to earn a point; perhaps a lesson for the Portuguese on exactly how competitive the Premier League is.There was plenty to digest from that game, from positional play to passion and spectacular saves, and there's likely to be a fair bit more to come over the next few matches starting with a fascinating Bodo Glimt side on Thursday night. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices