You‘ve been told repeatedly what Ten Hag wants, by himself no less. Press and attack with speed, and he wants us to become the best transition team in the world.
The Bruno goal is not a one off, we play balls like that all the time when teams defend high against us. It frequently gets us a one on one or at least a dangerous attack.
This one did drop deliciously and Bruno had the balls to try a difficult volley. Well done Evans for the pass.
We had some easier attacks to create a goal from, but fecked them up.
You see. Look at this. This is a playing strategy, right? Playing quickly? Pressing?
Like Brighton? Liverpool? Brentford? Citeh? Villa? Tottenham do all these things... I'm sure I could go on. All of these teams reflect the description you have given..
Watch what happens when Onana gets the ball, with time. We don't even seem sure how to get ourselves going at times, the game against Burnley was painful to watch at times.
Your comment about Bruno's goal was interesting. That's a plan, right? Even though Bruno rarely actually plays in this position.
It's a great goal, inspired and stunning in its execution. But don't tell me that's 'how' Man Utd play. Most teams seek that cross field ball... look at Kyle Walker at City, he's been making that run for years.
We're still finding an identity, it's obvious. Look at our performances. Do we look like we know how we are going to play?
I support ETH, but even he can't be satisfied with what's being seen. It's piecemeal, unclear and we are still finding form. Theres nothing wrong with admitting that.
I actually think back to our performance at Arsenal last year, where I felt we played some terrific, organised, attractive football.. dangerous, kept possession well, controlled the tempo of the game in significant periods against a v good side. I watched that and thought ' we have something here..'
I don't see that, yet, this season. I hope the Burnley result may relax the players and we will see more of a ln identity, a consistency to our game.
He needs to play Garnacho more often.