The problems of Manchester United can be traced back to 2005, when the Glazers, an American businessman family from New York, purchased the club with loans that plunged the club into a lot of debt. So, why has the greatest and most successful club in the English Premier League sunk so low? Sir Alex Ferguson In fact, the club has only picked up three mediocre trophies (FA Cup, Carabao Cup and The Europa League) since the end of Ferguson’s reign at Old Trafford. The club’s mediocrity on the pitch after 2013 has not been good enough to win the elite Premier League trophy or Champions League trophy. Manchester United’s standard of elitism as of late dropped so low since the retirement of the long-term manager, Sir.

So, it comes with great sadness that my once great club, that was successful in winning the treble in 1999 and the Premier League trophy for three consecutive seasons (2006-2009), has been run down the mud. You have to adhere to it, you have to honour it, but then you have to build a new history with what you have.Anyone who knows me can attest to my undying love and support for Manchester United. “If you don’t do that, there’s a bit of arrogance and almost disingenuousness that myself and the club would never want to touch. You want to adhere to it and you want to honour the history, the players, the coaches and all the former staff that brought glory to the name, to the city and to the community. He told American radio station Sirius XM: “You never want to escape it. Read more: Inside Forest celebrations with Cooper on guitar, Cafu cartwheels and Worrall singalong Read more: 'Core group' - Dane Murphy outlines Forest transfer plan for Premier League

He has also embraced the club’s glorious past, regularly talking to some of the European Cup-winning Miracle Men and using their achievements as an inspiration rather than seeing that history as a burden. Victory over Huddersfield Town at Wembley on Sunday completed a remarkable turnaround, with Forest going from bottom of the table when Steve Cooper was appointed manager in September to being crowned play-offs winners.Ĭooper galvanised a dressing room which was bereft of team spirit and morale when he walked in. CEO Dane Murphy is confident promotion to the Premier League “is just the beginning” for Nottingham Forest.įor the first time in 23 years, the Reds will be back in the top-flight when the new season begins.

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