Manchester United are unbeaten in their last four Premier League matches, a run that has lifted them up the table and silenced some early-season critics.

Despite the recent resurgence, manager Ruben Amorim continues to face relentless scrutiny over his 3-4-2-1 system, which has divided pundits and fans alike.

While constructive criticism has its place, some pundits have instead resorted to lazy and ill-informed analysis.

Former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher offered a prime example on Monday Night Football, questioning whether Amorim’s tactics truly align with United’s “traditions.”

Carragher said (via Sky Sports): “Evans knows the tradition of the club as well as anybody. This system for me doesn’t fit right for Manchester United as in the history of the clubs.

“How do you feel as a Man United man in terms of this system going forward for the club?”

Former United defender Jonny Evans delivered a calm yet perfectly weighted response.

Evans said: “Certainly in terms of supporters, people involved with the club, people just want to see the club successful.

“If they feel that this can be the best way to do that, they will 100% get behind it and you can already see...