Carl Anka explains why Manchester United's tactics don't make sense, but why that might not be such a major issue

Taylor talks to The Athletic's Carl Anka about a lot of different topics (the best West African dish, why the transfer market might be a dud this January, and writing children's books with a certain famous footballer, but it's mostly about Manchester United. Here's the basic idea we try to make sense of: Manchester United are a team surrounded by and composed of question marks, but that fact doesn't seem to be having the negative impact it might elsewhere. Plus, how good is Marcus Rashford and what does he need to improve in his game, what's gone wrong for Anthony Martial, which players are limiting what the team wants to do stylistically, Solskjaer's preferred tactics, and the future of Paul Pogba. All that AND Carl admits Weston McKennie is good and requests that the internet stop bullying him. Sponsors! Blue Nile! Thinking of popping the question? Take a look at an incredible, limited-edition collection of diamond engagement rings at BlueNile.com! Four Sigmatic! Save up to 40% and get free shipping at FourSigmatic.com/tss! Credible! Refinance your student loan debt at credible.com/TSS and Credible will give you a $200 gift card! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.