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Delaney in the mud. As per usual.
I am not sure how can Ineos get away from it as the rules are very clear. Ineos has full control of Nice and Man Utd.
Not just that. If EtH stays. Do we have his undivided loyalty, will the players respect him? How does it reflect on players we might try to sign. Take Bellingham/Halaand, these players have families who proper look out for them and assess the club they are joining. I’m guessing it will become a more common theme as gen x and older millennial parents start reducing dependency on agents for their children’s futures and start taking a more active role in managing their kids careers.This is now officially bonkers and reflects really badly on the new group. The decision process should have centred on ten Hag in/out first. The rest later. Sounding out candidates and interviewing before firing ten Hag is a joke. I honestly wouldn't be surprised if they were trying get him to resign without having to pay quite as much.
Not just that. If EtH stays. Do we have his undivided loyalty, will the players respect him? How does it reflect on players we might try to sign. Take Bellingham/Halaand, these players have families who proper look out for them and assess the club they are joining. I’m guessing it will become a more common theme as gen x and older millennial parents start reducing dependency on agents for their children’s futures and start taking a more active role in managing their kids careers.
I'm not surprised that after doing a ton of briefings about how there would need to be patience, the media and fans instantly have no patience with the INEOS leadership.
Standard.
People are people. If a man/woman publicly flirts and courts with others despite having a wife /husband. The partner will always be undermined no matter what show of solidarity they makeThere will be no doubt who is boss if he stays in charge. INEOS and Ten Hag will make sure the players know, he is in charge.
Alot of players have their families as agents not just those two. Not every player is their calibre either, so sometimes you have to take your choice.
People are people. If a man/woman publicly flirts and courts with others despite having a wife /husband. The partner will always be undermined no matter what show of solidarity they make
This isn't a case of patience, it's a case of very poor decision making as time here matters. You don't sit in mid June without knowing who's going to manage next season, and leaving the option open to keep the current manager while interviewing others. This undermines ETH big time going into next season should he stay. They had plenty of time to make a critical decision, and it should've been made much sooner.I'm not surprised that after doing a ton of briefings about how there would need to be patience, the media and fans instantly have no patience with the INEOS leadership.
Standard.
This isn't a case of patience, it's a case of very poor decision making as time here matters. You don't sit in mid June without knowing who's going to manage next season, and leaving the option open to keep the current manager while interviewing others. This undermines ETH big time going into next season should he stay. They had plenty of time to make a critical decision, and it should've been made much sooner.
How does 27% equate full control of Man Utd?I am not sure how can Ineos get away from it as the rules are very clear. Ineos has full control of Nice and Man Utd.
Ornstein said hel negotiate a contract extention too?
Less a case of lack of patience and more a case of some people turning a blind eye to clear and obvious red flags. Does that mean this is the way it will always be and INEOS are doomed to fail and won’t learn from this? Obviously not. As we’ve seen from City, or Roman before etc all the owners made early mistakes. Although granted it was mostly with rash and hasty signings to bridge the gap and not quite like this.This isn't a case of patience, it's a case of very poor decision making as time here matters. You don't sit in mid June without knowing who's going to manage next season, and leaving the option open to keep the current manager while interviewing others. This undermines ETH big time going into next season should he stay. They had plenty of time to make a critical decision, and it should've been made much sooner.
Seems to me that they have made a measured and well informed decision without rushing into a mistake.
Nah, it's looking brilliantthis is not looking good is it
Nah, it's looking brilliant
They assessed four other candidates and ten Hag came out on top.Thats clearly not the case though if they were interviewing other managers for the job
The owner met with Tuchel, hardly an interview.Thats clearly not the case though if they were interviewing other managers for the job
Cool, go into next season with massive pessimism, you do you it's fine.It really isnt
What do you think it was? A chat about the weather in Monaco?The owner met with Tuchel, hardly an interview.
They assessed four other candidates and ten Hag came out on top.
Cool, go into next season with massive pessimism, you do you it's fine.
Yes because their plans for transfers are irrespective of who is in the managerial seat. The days of building a squad around one manager are gone.Well the big question now is are the owners going to back a manager in the transfer window that they wanted to replace.
Sure mate just like fan sentiment is all undercover rival fansAgree with it or not, the decision was based on one game
It seems to me they met other managers and decided they're no better than who they already have.Thats clearly not the case though if they were interviewing other managers for the job