Patrice Evra Slams Man United's 'Scapegoat' Culture, Cites Real Issues

• Former Man United defender Patrice Evra criticized the club's 'scapegoat' culture, stating that managers are blamed instead of addressing underlying problems.
• Evra contrasted United's approach with Man City's proactive strategy of signing multiple players to cover injuries and improve the squad.
• He argued that blaming managers like Ruben Amorim or future coaches like Carrick is a recurring issue, diverting attention from systemic failures.
• United is currently seventh in the English top-flight, having recently dismissed Ruben Amorim due to poor results and personal differences with Jason Wilcox.
• The club's performance has not improved significantly under interim manager Darren Fletcher, with recent draws and an FA Cup exit.

Why It Matters: Patrice Evra criticizes Manchester United's culture of blaming managers instead of fixing systemic issues.