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Jason Wilcox

Jason Wilcox

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Sep 11, 2026

Alex CrookHOST
7:10
It's more about being rewarded for what he's done and, and wages.
Alex CrookHOST
7:13
You know, when Marcus Rashford is still being paid more than him, I think Bruno's got every right to knock on Jason Wilcox's door, and, A, ask him what he's doing as director of football, and B, ask him for a new contract.
Angelina KellyHOST
7:23
I mean, I also would just like to say happy birthday to Bruno, 'cause he turned 32 a couple of days ago.
Angelina KellyHOST
7:28
But I am surprised, Adrian, that you are just coming for this man's age.
David WilsonHOST
19:00
That's peanuts, though.
Mick McCarthyHOST
19:02
Jason Wilcox
David WilsonHOST
19:03
is in charge of United's...
David WilsonHOST
19:05
The recruitment.
Mick McCarthyHOST
23:06
I'm like I know there's a bit of football inflation at that time but it's like what has this guy done to go up in value since you've bought him and that's just literally just being a Chelsea player deciding that that's how much we're asking for him gets that money
David WilsonHOST
23:18
it's an incredible thing I remember actually talking about this a couple of months ago when Michael Noonan was linked to leave Shemmer Grovers and Chelsea and Hoffenheim are two clubs that were linked to them and I was just like go to Chelsea you just go to Chelsea your evaluation increases just like that just for being a Chelsea player Yeah, I don't know, that's where Man United and Liverpool have to catch up on.
David WilsonHOST
23:40
I don't know, are we going to get to a stage where we're not talking about even Michael Carrick and Enzo Moresca, we're talking about Hugo Vajana and Jason Wilcox and all the sporting directors.
David WilsonHOST
23:50
Are we going to talk about the accountants? Ultimately,
Graeme BaileyHOST
7:37
Craig, Cunha, Tesco and Buemo.
Graeme BaileyHOST
7:41
Joe, the happiest person, Craig... at Old Trafford that night would have been Jason Wilcox and his recruitment team who when they were signing and Bueno Cunha and Sesco their dream they were sat there in the office drawing it on their whiteboard them three as the front three thinking do you know what if this works and I know it's not don't get me wrong it's not working but we showed those glimpses there
Craig HoneymanHOST
8:04
you know what my issue with Sesco is Graham he's not he's not going to score I think Sesco ain't going to get you more than 15 league goals a season ever Ever.
Craig HoneymanHOST
8:14
And I'm not sure that's enough for Man United, my personal opinion.
Scott SaundersHOST
11:56
However, I genuinely hate our owners and the entire board.
Scott SaundersHOST
12:00
The Glazers, Ineos, Jim Ratcliffe, Wilcox and Barada.
Scott SaundersHOST
12:03
Hate them all and what they do to our club.
Scott SaundersHOST
12:06
And look, Kieran, I get that completely.
Scott SaundersHOST
12:40
United have lost their way since that moment in 2013, where they have... where Alex Ferguson and David Gill left.
Scott SaundersHOST
12:47
And it is incredibly, incredibly frustrating and upsetting to see how United have struggled for so many years since then.
Scott SaundersHOST
12:56
But what I do try and say is, while I understand how people do bunch Ineos and the Glazers together, I do want to try and maintain, even while I'm frustrated at the moment with some results that have happened and maybe the end of the transfer window as well, I do think that Ineos, Jim Ratcliffe, Jason Wilcox and Omar Barada, they have made some bad decisions and I understand why they get the same amount of hate, but they are willingly...
Scott SaundersHOST
13:23
And they have willingly come into Manchester United and taken over the footballing side of the operation in order to put it right.
Wayne RooneyHOST
39:53
Um, but I think you have to, you have to come out and protect yourself as well.
Mark GoldbridgeHOST
39:59
Will that conversation have happened between Michael Carrick between over the summer when he signed the contract, will that conversation have happened where it's, "You're Jason Wilcox, Omar Berrada.
Mark GoldbridgeHOST
40:10
I'm Michael Carrick.
Mark GoldbridgeHOST
40:11
We're sat here.
Mark GoldbridgeHOST
40:13
What are we doing next season? Are we, are we trying to win the league? Are we trying to get top five? What puts me in danger as a manager? If I finish fifth and there's a big backlash, are you backing me?" Or will it just be, "Let's just see how it goes"?
Wayne RooneyHOST
40:26
It, well, it will be in a, a big meeting with, with Omar, with Jason Wilcox, with Michael, with the recruitment team.
Wayne RooneyHOST
40:35
And basically what you do, you'll, you'll, you'll have your squad in positions, where you'll have your keeper, your defenders, midfielders, attackers.
Wayne RooneyHOST
40:43
You'll have them all on a board in the positions, and you, you might have the ones you wanna keep in green, the ones you will keep if you have to would be in orange, and the ones you don't want in red.
JoeHOST
0:56
Manchester United deserve to draw this game today.
JoeHOST
0:58
There's absolutely no doubt when we went 2-1 up, we absolutely were extremely fortunate, you know, to go 2-1 and then there was an opportunity to hold on to this game at which point Manchester United refused to take that opportunity at the end of the day it's another massive problem defensively for Man United and you've got to look at the hierarchy here and blame the hierarchy Jason Wilcox Barada, you know, everyone who's involved in decision-making when it comes to transfers.
JoeHOST
1:32
You look at that back line, the back four is still Shaw, Martinez, Maguire and Dallow in 2026.
JoeHOST
1:40
Shaw, Maguire, Martinez and Dallow in 2026.
Justin MoorhouseHOST
0:16
Three things that have closed and left people very, very angry.
Justin MoorhouseHOST
0:21
Like an older relative going to the shop for milk, bread and maybe some nice ham for a sandwich, then coming back with a Savoy cabbage, 10 Bensons and a Fabergé egg, Oscar Barada and Jason Wilcox went to the market for a left back.
Justin MoorhouseHOST
0:33
Chex notes, something we 100% need considering we've only got the one left back.
Justin MoorhouseHOST
0:37
Who is injury prone and when is off as a propensity? Instead of recuperating to go to the shops for pot noodles and wham bars, when his mum specifically sent him for margarine and a take a break magazine.
Troy DeeneyGUEST
7:37
OK.
Troy DeeneyGUEST
7:37
I know United are up on Man United and their transfer agreement, aren't they? Why didn't you say anything to Jason? But you saw him at Hull.
Troy DeeneyGUEST
7:44
Why did you buy it? Yeah, you
Alex CrookHOST
7:45
just walked past him.
Alex CrookHOST
7:45
I decided it was best not to at that point.
Sam MatterfaceHOST
7:48
Did you ignore Jason Wilcox or did Wilcox ignore you when you were both in the same room?
Alex CrookHOST
7:52
Probably a combination of the two, to be honest.
Alex CrookHOST
7:54
Sometimes
Tyrone MarshallHOST
9:19
And, yeah, it was made very clear from about January onwards, I think, from people at United.
Tyrone MarshallHOST
9:24
Omar Barada, Jason Wilcox made it very clear to Fernandes they didn't want him to go.
Tyrone MarshallHOST
9:28
Obviously, they were powerless to a degree with that release clause in his contract that...
Tyrone MarshallHOST
9:33
An overseas club could have activated about £57 million, but I think that was always unlikely.
Mark HitchenHOST
40:27
I think the only time I ever remember fans having a real pop, I mean, there was when I was younger.
Mark HitchenHOST
40:31
I think they used to give Jason Wilcox loads.
Mike BeatyHOST
40:33
But the
Mark HitchenHOST
40:34
only time I remember them having a pop at a young player was Jack Bale.

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