Football Daily

January 13, 2026

TL;DR

Manchester United's managerial decisions are likened to George Costanza's 'opposite' strategy in Seinfeld.
The club has made a series of questionable choices in its managerial succession plan.
Appointing Darren Fletcher and then Michael Carrick as interim managers are cited as examples of these poor decisions.
The strategy of appointing interim coaches is seen as a way to appease fans and buy time.
The club's leadership is criticized for being incapable of making a different, potentially successful choice.
Steve Holland, Jonny Evans, Jonathan Woodgate, and Travis Binnion have been appointed as Carrick's assistants.
There is a potential for continued reliance on interim solutions despite the availability of more qualified candidates.

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