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 Life After Sir Alex: The Managers Who Tried to Fill the Void at Manchester United

For 26 years, Sir Alex Ferguson built an empire at Manchester United—13 Premier League titles, 2 Champions League trophies, and countless domestic triumphs turned the club into a global powerhouse. But when Ferguson retired in 2013, his absence left a vacuum so vast that no successor has been able to truly fill it.

In this episode, we unravel the saga of Manchester United's post-Ferguson era, examining the highs and lows of the managers who followed in his footsteps:

• David Moyes: The Chosen One, who quickly found himself overwhelmed.
• Louis van Gaal: A disciplined tactician with uninspiring results.
• José Mourinho: The Special One, whose trophies came with turbulence.
• Ole Gunnar Solskjær: The sentimental favorite who brought heart but lacked strategy.
• Ralf Rangnick: The interim solution that highlighted deeper issues.
• Erik ten Hag: The latest hope, bringing discipline and early success.

Join us as we dive into the aftermath of Ferguson's reign, the struggles to recapture glory, and the lessons learned—or not learned—along the way.