And predictable.
United keep a manager they don't want to keep, merely trigger the one-year extension in his contract, foist a senior assistant onto him, sack the manager and appoint the assistant as caretaker.
Ineos' card was marked the moment they lost their nerve to sack Erik ten Hag in May.
How unbefitting an image for United that Sir Dave Brailsford visited Ten Hag in Ibiza to inform him his contract had not been shredded.
It was enlightening that United cited their points average this season as part of the rationale to finally sack Ten Hag. That has Brailsford's fingerprints all over it.
It turns out exposure to natural light, sleep windows and hydration plans do not suddenly make footballers better. Cycling is Brailsford's wheelhouse and he should have stuck to it.
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