All that being said, every united fan loves Ole. But we have tried him already and it did not work. Why go back?

The bounce he got before is unlikely now as attitude wasn't as big a problem under Amorim. And while a tactical change might fix some things it will expose other issues like the weak midfield.

Ole wouldn't get a job with any other team in the league. That should speak volumes.

Ole got a bounce out of players who wanted to prove Jose was the problem. That was a more talented team relative to the rest of the league when compared to now.

By the end Ole was like a deer in the headlights at pressers(go back and watch how he was in interviews after losses towards the end).

If he is anyway competent at all, it would be better than Ole. Ole has already proven he is not able.

Lies, damn lies, and...

Or at least was.

Not to mention how bad it is for the environment

Resigning Ronaldo or Pogba for me. Both were terrible examples to the young players. Ronaldo on feeling he was more important than the club/manager. Pogba for his lack of consistent application.

2 players with it all to prove

I don't think it should ever be put any other way than City cheated. But agreed on the general point, we'll see what the ownership of the club is made of in the coming 8 - 9 months.

These things happen. Once you make the correction, it's all good. Enjoying the posts, keep it up!

Latin based vocab plus a phrasal verb make the first passage objectively more difficult for someone with unmet literacy needs. My point wasn't related to the method of creating an easier English version, just that it would benefit some. I'm sceptical about the benefits of AI myself.

People face different literacy challenges for various reasons. Any way people can be helped to access information is a big plus in my opinion. While you may feel something is lost from the literature, literature may have found a new fan who eventually manages to read the full version.