Everything else may be going wrong for Manchester United and has been doing so for some time but even still the club remains at the cutting edge of youth development and continues to produce a never-ending stream of talented players.
Whether it's developing local lads from tender years or snapping up some of the most exciting prospects from the world's best teams, United remains the place to be for hopeful footballers to make their way in the game. It's been a proud tradition the club has somehow maintained despite a decade of chaos and it's one that should be looked towards once again for the remainder of the season.
Though Arsenal's shocking 3-0 loss to Crystal Palace on Monday did reopen a door that looked to have been slammed shut, United still appear very unlikely to finish in the top four this season. Ralf Rangnick's side are currently down in 7th place, three points behind the Gunners and Tottenham and are in an awful run of form.
