fergiewherearethou
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- Erik ten Hag
Bring Xavi, but I doubt our board is capable of doing that.
Seen it phrased around a few threads of late that we need another rebuild, players are crap etc.
We can’t afford another rebuild even if that was the case, we’ve just spunked 600m on ETHs old Ajax mates.
Who is the best manager in world football that could work with what we currently have and how would they play?
Pochettino would be in the picture if he was available.We can name a horde of managers but most won't be coming to United. In my opinion we need a manager that
a- he understands the EPL and what Manchester United is all about. I know that such a thing is a bit cringy but we had too many managers who spent hundreds of millions on players from some shit league and on tiny CBs only to notice later on that such things do not work in the EPL. They ended up with them leaving and us footing the bill for their mistakes. The next manager must know what the EPL is all about and the constant media attention United gets.
b- he needs to be good in man management and he must make do with most of what he has. We can't have another manager who expect half the squad to just vanish so he can bring his mates
In my opinion Emery would do the trick. He had managed two clubs in the EPL already and his tactics aren't that different to what we've got, he had worked at Arsenal so he knows the pressure of managing a top EPL club. As interim I'd go for Mancini. He's EPL proven and his tactics won't require a serious overhaul of our squad
What is his style?Iraola
If it's not the manager, and it can't be the players as we have changed so many. Then what is the problem?I honestly don't know anymore.
Since SAF and those well balanced squads we had under him it really didn't matter how good/accomplished the managers were, none of them had much success.
Moyes, van Gaal, Mourinho, Solskjaer, Rangnick, Ten Haag
At one point you have to think it's not a manager problem ...
Fully agree.. I watched the whole of the Villa Bournemouth game yesterday, and Bournemouth were excellent.. Players seem to know their roles, they keep the ball well and create chances from different avenues.Potentially Iraola looking around the league. I also like his style of football. We should get him now before another club comes in
Nah. The squad is much better now than what EtH inherited. For the first time since Moyes I don't think a new manager has a squad excuse. Yes it lacks some firepower and we need a new left back but that's something the new manager can figure out.Problem is, our squad is very much a Ten Hag squad.
Casemiro?Nah. The squad is much better now than what EtH inherited. For the first time since Moyes I don't think a new manager has a squad excuse. Yes it lacks some firepower and we need a new left back but that's something the new manager can figure out.
Our other squads were fill with mediocre, old garbage on inflated wages. Our squad only has Antony (assuming Sancho is gone) and Rashford is the only one on such wages that were stuck with him for some time. Other players we could more easily get rid off if we wanted.
I don’t think that’s an issue if it is accurateProblem is, our squad is very much a Ten Hag squad.
We can name a horde of managers but most won't be coming to United. In my opinion we need a manager that
a- he understands the EPL and what Manchester United is all about. I know that such a thing is a bit cringy but we had too many managers who spent hundreds of millions on players from some shit league and on tiny CBs only to notice later on that such things do not work in the EPL. They ended up with them leaving and us footing the bill for their mistakes. The next manager must know what the EPL is all about and the constant media attention United gets.
b- he needs to be good in man management and he must make do with most of what he has. We can't have another manager who expect half the squad to just vanish so he can bring his mates
In my opinion Emery would do the trick. He had managed two clubs in the EPL already and his tactics aren't that different to what we've got, he had worked at Arsenal so he knows the pressure of managing a top EPL club. As interim I'd go for Mancini. He's EPL proven and his tactics won't require a serious overhaul of our squad
Thomas Frank, PL experience, would take the challenge on, definitely drop Bruno and play his son Eriksen, he’d develop Chido and Rasmus into a ruthless twin danish attack, he’ll get loads out of Amad and he’ll bring Brian Mbeumo who at 25 is rapidly becoming one of the top 3 Right wingers in the PL.It's a big ask to find the right manager but basically we need someone who will play youth players since they are arguably our best hope right now. Even if inconsistent in some cases, the likes of Garnacho, Hojlund, Mainoo, Amad and Yoro are really our best bet to arrive to some semblance of a team.
We also need someone who will be able to drop underperforming players and has a big enough personality to put the likes of Bruno and Rashford on the bench when they are underperforming.
We also need someone who can get a tune out of the new players.
We all agree but Emery is not leaving Villa for United right now, we should have tried to do this in the summer?Couldn't agree more.
What's really impressive about Flick is how he made a lot of players look better. Raphinha was written off but a lot of people, but a good manager is getting the best out of him.
I want a manager who could get something out of the likes of Rashford and Mount, to get Bruno to his best again, and a lot of other good players that we probably we'll end up selling if things stay the same.
Thomas Frank would be an interesting appointment. Has done underrated work at Brentford.
Bielsa
Not as bad as made out to be last season and after this one he'll have 1 year left on his contract. Not a big deal.Casemiro?