The termination of Sir Alex Ferguson's ambassadorial role sparks intense debate among fans and former players. The women's team continues their undefeated streak, while the men's squad faces a critical match against Brentford. Discussions delve into Ten Hag's uncertain future amid financial pressures and performance issues. Fans grapple with Ineos's management, reflecting on the legacy versus the need for change. Lastly, the excitement of charitable adventures, including a Kilimanjaro climb, highlights the community spirit among supporters.

Jonny Evans rolled back the years to provide Manchester United's defence with a vintage performance and a clean sheet.Sadly, Ten Hag's attackers couldn't find the net again. The game was goalless, and provided very little by way of entertainment or clues as to the future of Erik Ten Hag.Who better to put a spring in our steps (especially Andy, we hope) but Captain Marvel himself, Bryan Robson joins the pod to fill us in on a special charity challenge.Click here to donate to Andy (and Robbo)'s Kilimanjaro fund for Manchester United Foundation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There's a hint of crazed laughter in the voices of Ian Irving, Carl Anka, Andy Mitten, and Laurie Whitwell as they dissect the latest madcap entry in Erik Ten Hag's Manchester United soap opera.Twenty minutes in, two-nil up and cruising, the team once again snatched chaos from the jaws of victory as they conceded twice before half-time, went behind less than five minutes after the break, and then lost captain Bruno Fernandes to a red card for the second successive match.Harry Maguire's emphatic header from a Christian Eriksen corner saved a Europa League point, but will it save the manager? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There's a question mark in the podcast title, but there isn't much doubt in our camp. The first half against Spurs at Old Trafford on Sunday was the most disjointed, mistake-ridden performance we've seen since Erik Ten Hag became manager of Manchester United.Bruno Fernandes red card was harsh, there's agreement there as well; but, by then, much of the damage had been done. For the second time in a week, an opposition defender carried the ball forty yards through the heart of midfield to set up a goal and the fragile atmosphere shattered.So, once again, we're asking THAT question. The executive team, aiming to win the Premier League by 2028, chose to back their man in the summer but can he provide enough of an upturn in the team's results (and performances) to stretch his tenure as far as 2025? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The discussion kicks off with a disheartening draw at Old Trafford against FC Twente, sparking feelings of emptiness among fans. Defensive blunders plague the team, tarnishing performances despite standout moments from players like Rashford. They reflect on Christian Eriksen's impressive strike and the team's aged woes in European competitions. Looking ahead, the panel weighs in on the critical clash against Tottenham, stressing the dire need for consistent performances and renewed energy.

Laurie Whitwell, an insightful football analyst, joins rising stars Marcus Rashford and Alejandro Garnacho. They unpack Manchester United's recent performance at Palace, where strong play didn't convert into goals. Laurie emphasizes the need for players to step up in scoring. The group discusses Garnacho's promising rise to a starting position while previewing the upcoming Europa League match against FC Twente. The conversation reveals the pressure on the team and the excitement of European competition, setting the stage for a gripping season ahead.

In this lively discussion, former footballer Gary Neville shares insights on the potential redevelopment of Old Trafford, stressing the importance of fan input and financial strategy. Sports journalist Charlotte Harpur dives into the dynamic state of Manchester United's women's team, discussing their rebuilding process after key departures. The discussion also touches on the men's team's recent resounding victory over Barnsley, boosting confidence ahead of their upcoming match against Crystal Palace.

The hosts dissect Manchester United's straightforward win against Southampton, celebrating standout player performances and tactical improvements. They delve into the implications of the match for the season ahead, highlighting a crucial penalty save and team morale. Insights about new leadership roles within the club emerge, along with reflections on ownership dynamics and the importance of communication. The discussion turns to the upcoming Carabao Cup tie, focusing on squad rotation and ticket price challenges, while fostering community engagement with listeners.

The band are back together as the international break draws to a close and we're looking ahead to a Southampton game which feels like it has a lot riding on it; for Manchester United, of course, but also for Erik Ten Hag with fan opinion split down the middle on his future.The Athletic FC's recent survey of all their Manchester subscribers showed that, while there was strong support for INEOS and a big thumbs up for summer transfer business, expectation of results on the pitch aren't any higher than the end of last season.And, with mixed fortunes for United's international players, we take a closer look at how Bruno Fernandes, Manuel Ugarte, and Matthijs de Ligt might be used in these next few games with so much at stake, plus a little bonus from Laurie's chat with Angel Gomes to mark his England debut. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Manchester United suffered a disheartening 3-0 defeat to Liverpool, revealing ongoing struggles under Erik Ten Hag. The conversation highlights Casemiro's declining performance and its impact on the midfield. Fans express frustration over leadership and style, questioning the management's strategies following a tumultuous transfer window. Amidst the turmoil, updates about upcoming live events in Dublin and Belfast offer a glimmer of hope for supporters, emphasizing the need for rejuvenation and cohesion within the team.