How many years until Man Utd regain their english league title?

[Artorius Horus T]

Man Utd last EPL title is from 2013.

How long until the next?

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[Artorius Horus T]

sir Alex Ferguson won his first in '93
United's last english league title prior to that,
was in the 60's, almost 30 years had passed.

 

[JeffreyLFC]

Man Utd last EPL title is from 2013.

How long until the next?

They will win one before LFC did (30 years!!) that's for sure. I am hopeful they don't win after a decade. So my assumption is 2024+

 

[Scandale du Jour]

Can they outspend the oil clubs? Probably not.
Can they get a top notch manager that would mitigate the money advantage? Maybe
Can they get "lucky" and have an overachieving season? Yes.

Same logic holds true for Arsenal, Spurs, Liverpool. Liverpool has the manager and won. A club like Leicester got a miracle season.

I mean, I voted 30 years because I want United to lose, but realistically, maybe they can win once every 10 years or so. Same for Arsenal and Liverpool (because Spurs, lol).

 

[hatterson]

I voted the highest possible option. After all, if your expectations are as low as possible, it’s easy to surpass them.

Then I though that 30-35 could still be wrong and I was sad.

 

[Duchene2MacKinnon]

United need to mitigate the money advantage? Surely not they can spend just as much as anyone else. Maybe there’s the city arguement but even that is arguable. The issue is the spend stupidly disregarding their needs or when they get positional needs they get overrated over priced players.

 

[hatterson]

United need to mitigate the money advantage? Surely not they can spend just as much as anyone else. Maybe there’s the city arguement but even that is arguable. The issue is the spend stupidly disregarding their needs or when they get positional needs they get overrated over priced players.

Yea since 13/14 them and City are clearly the two biggest spenders at just over a billion net and only a few million between them.

Next highest is PSG at 750m, then Arsenal at 680m

The expenditures are a bit different, City is ~150m above United but have more sales to make up for it.

Barca and Chelsea are also really high on the expenditures list but make up for it with over a billion in player sales over that time as well.

The idea that United can’t compete financially with City (and I guess you’d now have to include a Newcastle in that), just doesn’t line up with reality.

They can’t really outspend City, but they also aren’t being outspent by them.

 

[TJ21]

They're laughing at us now, but we'll have the last laugh after we win the 2069 title. Then you'll see.


You'll all see.

 

[AB13]

United are a huge huge club with massive resources and player pull. I do think it is very likely that they win a title in the next 10 years. I see City winning most of the next 5 though so I voted for 5-10 years. United simply need to find an elite manager. The current United squad has flaws and absolutely isn't close to being the best in the league, but the current team can challenge under the right coach. I'm sure they will spend enough to win one in the 2020s.

 

[hatterson]

They're laughing at us now, but we'll have the last laugh after we win the 2069 title. Then you'll see.


You'll all see.

Nice.

 

[The Abusement Park]

I'm gonna say 5-10 years. But it could be literally any of these options. I will say it's pretty impressive how poorly this regime spends money, over a billion spent and you can't even get close to a title challenge?

 

[cgf]

United will play in the Superleague before they win another title.

 

[The Abusement Park]

United will play in the Superleague before they win another title.

Is that the league they play in on their own to guarantee first place?


And ironically also last place.