In this episode, we dive into Manchester United’s two game week, starting with the win against Spurs and the draw against West Ham and zooming out to assess the full picture of Carrick’s first five games in charge. Have United genuinely progressed, or are the same old patterns creeping back in? We break down the team’s ongoing struggle against low‑block sides, debate whether Frank’s hair might have lived rent‑free in a few United minds, and issue an apology to both Mainoo and Dalot. With a rare 12‑day rest period ahead, we explore what this reset could mean for the squad’s momentum. And to round things off, we ask the big question: can Sesko realistically climb to Haaland‑level heights?

Three wins on the spin under Carrick. Not perfect against Fulham, with a hint of complacency, but the United DNA is roaring back. Impactful subs, confidence flowing, belief building, tougher tests are around the corner. For now, we enjoy the energy Carrick-ball is bringing back to the United family.

This week’s episode we ask the big questions: are United’s endless training rondos finally working? And just how euphoric are United players after turning the Emirates into their personal dancefloor yet again? Meanwhile, Arsenal supporters are dusting off the “crisis mode” banners, and honestly… it’s great entertainment.

We break down Cunha’s emergence, the return of long‑range screamers, and the fascinating contrast between pragmatic Arsenal and a suddenly versatile United. Is Carrick in the running for Manager‑of‑the‑Month? Or is he simply riding the tactical foundations laid by Amorim?

We also look ahead: should Carrick stick with the same blueprint vs Fulham, what on does Sesko needs to do to get minutes, and how the 25/26 Arsenal side could ever dream of beating the legendary 07/08 United team when they can’t even handle the current one.

Plus: Casemiro’s potential farewell, Lammens becoming Mr. Reliable between the sticks, and the eternal debate, should United fans retire the old Carrick chant now that he’s carving out his own managerial legacy?

A packed episode full of spice, nostalgia, and tactical nerdery. Tune in for the chaos, stay for the therapy.

WE'RE SO BACK...until we aren't! This week we bask in the warm afterglow of our most comprehensive Derby victory since who knows when, and why some United fans reactions are making Flowz feel like a Grinch!

Of course the talk turns to Michael Carrick; what would he have to do to secure the United job permanently?

Then we talk about the Scholes, Butt and Keane; their comments, their motivations and what they'd do if United ever became successful again.

Finally we wrestle with the age old question...what is United's DNA?

This week, Flowz, Jaymie and Supermancunian discuss the growing frustration surrounding Manchester United, from boardroom decisions and interim managerial choices to the unrealistic expectations placed on the club by fans. We also examine the danger posed to the club and future managers by the punditry group dubbed the “Class of 90poo,” - we respect their playing days not their influential opinions.

Manchester United hit the self‑destruct button again as Ruben Amorim’s reign comes to a brutal end, but was it incompetence, inevitability, or a masterclass in getting yourself fired? We break down whether United have just torched two years of planning, or if this was always destined to implode.

With Darren Fletcher parachuted in as interim boss, we ask the real questions: is he secretly Sir Alex Ferguson’s long‑lost son, can he really pick his own kids, and how far down the table are we actually falling?

Add INEOS into the firing line, are they already worse than the Glazers, or just speed‑running the same mistakes? Finally, we argue over who should take the hot seat next… because nothing says stability like another managerial debate.

We take a look at the scrappy 1-0 win over Newcastle; has Amorim shown he's got what it takes tactically? Is it acceptable to win the way we did? Did Joshua Zirkzee actually do anything?

The January window is just around the corner, so we ask the all-important question "Should we go into the market in January...and for who?"

Plus find out our Player of the Month, whether United are about to get a cash injection from a billionaire and our predictions for Wolves & Leeds

A narrow defeat to Villa masked an encouraging display, shaped by a subtle tactical adjustment. In this episode we discuss the implications of that change, the mood around the squad heading into Christmas, and how United can move forward in the short term without Bruno.

The only thing crazier than the 4-4 draw with Bournemouth was everything going on around United this week! Should we be worried about our lack of clean sheets? Was that a one off attacking performance from United? Who should be on the back line?!?!

First we tackle tactics leaks from Carrington, then Bruno's big interview; was he right to talk or should he have kept schtum? Did we mistranslate Amorim's comments on academy players and finally, who's Jordan? Should Mainoo's brother be rocking the boat?

Plus we give our starting lineups for Villa in light of AFCON and Casemiro's suspension...does Kobbie make the team?

Across two fixtures in four days United faced contrasting challenges against West Ham and Wolves, revealing both room for improvement, continued ongoing uncertainties yet some expected positives. With Amorim searching for balance, we turn to the discussion around Kobbie Mainoo, whether he's being overlooked or if the situation is being managed as best it can. The FA cup ‘fix’tures are out - we weigh up our prospects vs our first opponents Brighton.