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Adam Stott's Como reaction puts United's away supporters first

Forever United TV's post-match video draws a comment section more than five times busier than usual, with supporters debating how to force change.

Why this story? The video drew 522 comments in its first day, 5.5 times a normal first day on this channel (95).

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  1. 1:00Adam argues that the players have let down the traveling supporters and calls for punishments.
  2. 1:50He questions Carrick's decision to introduce academy players into an already disastrous performance.
  3. 3:02He interprets Fernandes' substitution and reaction as signs Carrick has lost the team.
  4. 7:53Adam criticizes summer recruitment, focusing on decisions involving Benjamin Šeško and Marcus Rashford.
  5. 9:49He argues against contract renewals for senior players and turns to the Bournemouth match.

"The one thing you do not do is give up on the fans," Adam Stott says after Manchester United's 4-1 defeat at Como. His reaction starts with the scoreline, but the traveling supporters quickly become the point: whatever happens on the field, he argues, the players owe them more.

On Forever United TV, Stott is speaking as a match-going supporter whose connection to the club stretches back more than three decades. His title, "I Don't Know Who This Team is Anymore! It's Not UNITED | Como 4-1 United", makes this more than a complaint about another defeat. It is about no longer recognizing the team he supports.

He singles out Bruno Fernandes' substitution and head-shaking as evidence, in his view, that Michael Carrick has lost the squad. He also questions the decision to introduce academy players into a match already going badly, before turning to recruitment and arguing that senior players do not deserve contract renewals.

The views were ordinary for the channel. The conversation was not: more than 500 comments arrived in the first day, over five times the usual number.

Some commenters discuss withholding attendance at Old Trafford to put pressure on the club's leadership. Others go further, contemplating relegation as a route to structural change. Those are supporters' proposed remedies, not developments at the club, but they show how far this discussion has moved beyond team selection.

Stott has since followed the reaction with uploads about Carrick's future and possible replacements, extending the post-Como conversation from what went wrong to who should make the next decisions.

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The facts
Subscribers
110,000
Channel views, last 7 days
639,465
Channel views, pace per day
110,279 (on a normal day: 80,205)
Video published
October 21, 2026
Video views so far
50,718 (2 days online)
Video views, pace per day
15,673 (on a normal day: 64,285)

The numbers

The unusual response was in the comments rather than the views. Stott's post-match reaction prompted a much busier first-day discussion than his regular uploads usually receive.

comments on the video's first day
usual first day here
95
this video
522
subscribers
110,000
no significant change in the last 7 days
total views
58,420,351
views per day
110,279
typical day: 80,205
the video
views
50,718
likes
1,354
comments
550
days online
2
subscribers: this channel and similar channels
RTÉ Sport
126,000
As of October 23, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.
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