It is said that the members of the ineos group in charge of Manchester United are fed up to hear how things were done on Sir Alex Ferguson.
The legendary 83 -year -old Ferguson was in charge of Old Trafford for 26 years until 2013 and supervised the most successful period in the history of the club when he delivered 38 trophies, including 13 Titles of the Premier League.
The Scot later returned to United as a world ambassador to that work of £ 2.16 million a year was completed in October last year as part of a cost reduction campaign by INEOS executive, Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
That came shortly after Ineos has fired 250 members of the United personnel and, according to The mirrorOthers 200 could be victims of a new round of layoffs next week.
In addition to trying to restore United to their old glories in the field, the ineos are determined to balance the books.
The Red Devils currently owe several lenders a total of more than 500 million, while more than 400 million are due to other clubs as part of the players transfer agreements.
Sir Alex Ferguson (center, red scarf) saw Man United over 2-2 in Everton on Saturday
Ferguson was also in the stands of United 1-0 defeat at Tottenham Hotspur six days before
An area is expected to witness more significant cuts is the United Exploration Department. The number of physical examination missions will be reduced as the club moves to a data -centered approach.
Such a approach is very different from how things were done on Fergie's day, something that apparently is not lost in ineos.
The Mirror states that the director of Sport of INEOS Sir Dave Brailsford and his staff have tired of hearing how Ferguson dominated English football in the nineties and decades of 2000.
It is even said that some of the main decision makers of United blame Ferguson for the stagnation of United since its retirement in 2013, with the suggestion that their failure to embrace modern developments in training and exploration caused the club to be He will be behind his rivals.
The mirror cited an informant club that said: 'Ineos does not want to see absolutely anything to do with the past.
'They do not want to know how things were done when United was winning 13 Premier League titles and will not accept any suggestion that lessons can be learned from when the best manager of the club was in charge.
“Everything is very good to draw a line in the last 12 years and say” move on. “But it has become an obsession not to mention the period in which United was one of the best teams in Europe. '
Despite not having his lucrative role as a world ambassador, Ferguson is still a non -executive director in United.
Ferguson is shown in the final of the FA Cup last year along with the Executive of INEOS, Sir Jim Ratcliffe,
Former Manager Ferguson took United to 38 trophies in his 26 -year -old reign that ended in 2013
He was in the stands on Goodison Park on Saturday to see United come from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 with Everton, who was under the guidance of David Moyes.
Moyes replaced Ferguson as United Manager in 2013, but was fired less than 10 months later.
Ferguson took over 1,500 United Games between 1986 and 2013, winning 895 of them.
In contrast, Moyes lasted less than 10 months in the hot seat of Old Trafford, since he was fired after only 51 games.
Since Ferguson left, United has not been able to add to his account of the Titles of the Premier League. His only trophies during that period have been two cups of FA, two mugs of EFL, two community shields and a Europa League.
The current chief Ruben Amorim is the tenth different manager, including the caretakers, which United has had since the era of Ferguson has ended.
Saturday's dead point in Everton was the 22nd love game since it arrived as the permanent replacement of Erik Ten Hag in November. So far it has supervised nine wins, four draws and nine losses.
The Portuguese was not satisfied with the result of this weekend, despite seeing that his team returned from 2-0 down to win a point.
United has not won the Premier League since Ferguson left and is currently at the table
According to reports, Sir Dave Brailsford (right) is tired of listening to Gloria Bajo Ferguson
Amorim told TNT Sports: 'We need to win three points and need to win the whole game.
'The worst part is that we are losing the ball without pressure and we are not doing what we need to do. We were soft.
'In training, we have to continue doing the same. In the second half, we don't change anything. We have to do the same but in good sense. We have to improve the creation of opportunities and in this game we also fight to score goals'.
When asked what he can do for his team to be more consistent, Amorim replied: 'I don't know.
'If I know, I'll change it. Everything we do in the week, we have to do better in the game.
'At this time, we must focus on a day -to -day basis. We need to survive this season and then we can think about the future. I don't want to say just the negative part. In the second half, we were close to winning this game.
United currently sits 15th at the Premier League table. They are 13 points above the descent zone and 31 behind Liverpool leaders.