GDeep™
League is very weak
They’ll see it as their season starting, after the game. Not much else they can do.What happens when they are smashed by Pool next week?
They’ll see it as their season starting, after the game. Not much else they can do.What happens when they are smashed by Pool next week?
It's weird to me that he's punishing them for running less than Brentford despite the fact that the players actually tried to execute what he wants them to do? They were just utterly incapable. Surely the whole point of the way Ten Hag plays means that they run less and players aren't running around as much because they're in the right positions and trust their teammate to find them? It smacks a little bit of blame-shifting/arrogance to me. If he wants to instill belief or player buy in then this doesn't seem the wisest move.
Oh god if you read any United Fans comments in the early 2000s they thought world football and the English revolves around them. They had this mentality that they were too big to fail and that even when Fergie left their money and being the biggest club in the country would keep them lifting trophies forever. When Arsenal stopped challenging at the top they loved to stick the needle in. They were so entitled and so vocal in their god given superiority to everyone else in English football. Now it’s so fun to watch them meltdown on YouTubeHonestly no more enjoyment in life seeing this club in this state especially if you grew up during the late 90s/2000s when their fans would be giving it large every week.
Hilarious that they are blaming the glazers like they haven't spent over a Billion pounds.
Elanga is #TenHagOut
WTF????
Just love to read this! Long may they continue to flounder! Their pain is my joy!Yeah its kinda sad - if it wasn’t united. Their fans are indeed still closing their eyes to the real problem they are facing and it looks like so is their leadership. After they basically forfeited last season to give Rangnick a chance to analyze the club and come up with a real plan forward, what did they do?
Signed a young up and coming manager in ETH who plays a clear and attractive style
After half a season of “Rangnick is here to work on our long-term future” they rejected all his work and let him go
Had no clear scouting or support structure in place for Ten Hag which means after Woodward they went from buying players the manager doesn’t want to buying players the manager wants…but the manager has no experience with recruitment or an eye for talent (seriously, Overmars and the scouting did all the recruitment at Ajax, Ten Hag recommended only players he knew from previous jobs and they all turned out bad).
United only let players leave who are out of contract, all the players that stunk up the place, showed no effort or have a bad attitude are still there. Their dressingroom was reportedly toxic last season but has anything been done to change that? Not really.
There are players at United who anyone who’s ever watched a Ten Hag team can tell you are never going to fit his style. De Gea can’t play with his feet, AWB can’t add anything offensively, Maguire cannot play a high line, Shaw seriously lacks aggression, McTominay half the time can’t control a ball or pass it forward, Rashford is not a winger nor a striker, Ronaldo is unable to initiate the press or hold the ball up. None of these players are let go/moved on. Not even 1. Ronaldo is forced to stay, Rashford to PSG rumours are quickly stifled, why? Let them go if you are working towards the future.
So to sum up, they disregarded the guy they hired to give an honest opinion of the club, they moved no toxic players, they did nothing with deadwood or players that clearly don’t fit the new manager’s style, they had no recruitment plan ready to overhaul the squad to grow with the new manager. All they did was hire a new promising young manager and basically told him - you do it. That’s one hell of an ask. That is not where his talent lies and now they will add more players that they can’t move in the next years and the manager is clearly scared to rock the boat too much, evidenced by him clinging on to CR7, still playing the old guard, still letting Maguire be captain when he should be nowhere near Old Trafford. He’s got one hell of a job to do.
Originally when I saw this during the match I was like "Nah, that can't be a ManU player*.
WTF????
Ole's problem is/was tactical. As a man manager he's up there with the best. Of course, that's also partly why everything imploded after he left.Maybe Ole just wasn’t as bad as they made out? He’s a better coach than Ralf or Tezza based on their stints as it stands.
They all loved playing for him.
Maybe Ole just wasn’t as bad as they made out? He’s a better coach than Ralf or Tezza based on their stints as it stands.
They all loved playing for him.
Ole's problem is/was tactical. As a man manager he's up there with the best. Of course, that's also partly why everything imploded after he left.