mu4c_20le
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Take away our two penalties and what do we have'Out played by Everton today".. I've heard itall now!
Take away our two penalties and what do we have'Out played by Everton today".. I've heard itall now!
Get a room guys.The hatred and idiocy are strong in this lot
I actually love that even when we win games we have wound up fans trying to wish our manager gets axed
We were fine last season, just not great in the final third of the season. For a debut season it was very good.
And we aren't scintillating this season but at least we can bounce back with results and show commitment and effort. That was not the case for Ole in his final year, so I think the point I've made is clear.
Good amount of BS there, considering Villa play Spurs this weekend and both clubs are yet to play City again too.
Again, you haven't read my post well if that's what you've taken from it.The point you’ve made is very clear. You have absolutely no standards or ambition.
Those injuries are two distinct doctors: a) bad luck it has struck specific key players b) the fact the after amidst a long, grueling Europa league campaign, United made two domestic finals, in a season with a world cup in mid season and Euro league matches to end the season.This is fine, but he is a limited manager and this became obvious last year, without injures. Our run in last year was awful.
His squad management is poor too, he ran some players into the ground last year. I don't buy all those injuries are just bad luck
People used to get on Ole's back about 'vibes' football. This chaos is way worse than anything we produced back then
Take away our two penalties and what do we have
I don't think we played great, but this is a bit of a silly point. We could have had more pens and had opportunities.Take away our two penalties and what do we have
6-1 at OT against fecking Spurs under Ole was pretty hideous.
The clutching.Take away our two penalties and what do we have
I actually love that even when we win games we have wound up fans trying to wish our manager gets axed
How many times have we put in what would be viewed as a good performance this season? I reckon I can count the number of decent league performances this season on one hand. Our points tally make the situation look even better than it is. ETH has simply benefited from the protracted takeover otherwise I think he would have been sacked already.
The only point you've made is why he shouldn't be immediately sacked, and its because he hasn't completely lost the dressing room yet. I can't remember any game this season where we've genuinely played well and didn't just win off of individual brilliance.We were fine last season, just not great in the final third of the season. For a debut season it was very good.
And we aren't scintillating this season but at least we can bounce back with results and show commitment and effort. That was not the case for Ole in his final year, so I think the point I've made is clear.
Good amount of BS there, considering Villa play Spurs this weekend and both clubs are yet to play City again too.
I think 5-0 at home under Ole was worse than that but it's very close, definitely both the worst results I've ever seen at United.It was absolutely horrendous but nothing compares to that 7-0 beating by Liverpool.
I don't think we created enough. Without the early goals it looked like we were headed for another nervy afternoonI don't think we played great, but this is a bit of a silly point. We could have had more pens and had opportunities.
Yes. 3 managers running. We all know how bad Rashford's bottom level is and that he isn't that effective at cf. We all know he tends to score in big games. We all know Mctominay will never help you in the build up of attacks in midfield. We all know Lindeloff is too slow to keep up with anyone with pace. We all know this squad can only beat City on the counter or with smash and grab.Do you believe the performances from the 11 that started today and last week are the absolute limits to their potential?
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He's been dealt a bad hand with injuries this season, which is why I'm happy to give him time so long as he can maintain a decent record of getting points on the board against beatable teams.The only point you've made is why he shouldn't be immediately sacked, and its because he hasn't completely lost the dressing room yet. I can't remember any game this season where we've genuinely played well and didn't just win off of individual brilliance.
We still conceded too many opportunities, but we actually created a fair bit in comparison to our usual dour performances.I don't think we created enough. Without the early goals it looked like we were headed for another nervy afternoon
If Garnacho hadn't shown the decision making of a teenager at times we should have had at least 3 easy extra goals. Yet that is not all we wasted today. Lacking creativity is not what the side can be accused of today. Rather they were pretty sloppy with possession. It gave Everton hope for too long all gameI don't think we created enough. Without the early goals it looked like we were headed for another nervy afternoon
A side who haven’t won since December, either. It’s a tough ask.Less shots, less corners but 2% more possession and 2 more shots on target.
Anyone expecting more from a United team at home against a side in 16th place is being unrealistic.
No result will touch that 6 goal second half collapse at Anfield. Honestly. It was with 11 men plus subs. No red card. No injury.I think 5-0 at home under Ole was worse than that but it's very close, definitely both the worst results I've ever seen at United.
How do you know that they made an incorrect assessment? You do realize that a medical staff can't predict relapses, they can give you a best case scenario or an average recovery time but they can't tell you how things will 100% develop. And that's the point that I tried to make, the quote and some of the interpretations make next to zero sense, doctors are not oracles.
To be clear. When a medical staff tells you that a normal recovery for a particular condition is 6 months, they are not telling you that you will be fine in 6 months, they are giving you the typical recovery time. At an individual level that assessment never stops and the recovery time can be shorter or longer depending on each individual. Which is why I stated that unless, the player is actually fit, you can't assume that his recovery time will be over at a particular time.
3 easy scoring chances wasted by Garnacho's teenager decision making for starters. I'm even laughing harder at "thry could have had 3 or 4" with a total match xg of 1.26....Take away our two penalties and what do we have
Get a room guys.
I disagree, I'm pretty sure Liverpool were 5 up by the time Pogba got sent off at OT, with a half hour still to play which they decided to just see out rather than getting the extra couple of goals they easily could have. The 7-0 was every single shot they took the last 10 minutes going in. Both were the worst things I've ever seen, I'd say the OT one edges it though.No result will touch that 6 goal second half collapse at Anfield. Honestly. It was with 11 men plus subs. No red card. No injury.
Today it was ETH. All season it has been Dyche.Here's a good post-match mental exercise for the EtH die-hards. Who is getting more out of what's put in front of them, Dyche or ten Hag?
I actually love that even when we win games we have wound up fans trying to wish our manager gets axed
The point you’ve made is very clear. You have absolutely no standards or ambition.
As for your second point, we were closer to the CL spots at the time Ole was sacked with far more of the season to play then we currently are under ETH. It will take a minor miracle to chase down a potential 11 point gap with 10 games to play. Yet apparently we had no chance that season but still have a chance this season? Make it make sense.
Not when we get good results no. The manager I was most against was Ole, and he started picking up broad form despite underperforming XG, I backed him. Till we stopped running and bothering that is.Not like you’ve ever done the same
You're suggesting that the medical team didn't give any advice focusing on Shaw or Malacia, and instead only gave generic recovery timelines? Come on mate, that's ridiculous.
It's been clearly stated by ETH that our medical team expected both Shaw and Malacia to be back by the middle of the season. No prediction can be 100% accurate, but the medical team working with players on a daily basis should be able to offer reasonably accurate recovery timelines.
Fair enough. For me nothing beats letting in 6 in one half, none are high XG chances yet you have no red cards, no injuries and 5 sub's at your disposal. It's the worst collective abidication of duty I have ever witnessed from Manchester United as a club. Liverpool literally had a very ordinary to poor game yet were able to finish 7 nil up!I disagree, I'm pretty sure Liverpool were 5 up by the time Pogba got sent off at OT, with a half hour still to play which they decided to just see out rather than getting the extra couple of goals they easily could have. The 7-0 was every single shot they took the last 10 minutes going in. Both were the worst things I've ever seen, I'd say the OT one edges it though.
Full 90 minutes good league performances this season?
Zero I think. Maybe West ham at Home?
The 1st half against Wolves away and the 2nd half against Villa at home we were very good but that was only for a half.
We were fine last season, just not great in the final third of the season. For a debut season it was very good.
And we aren't scintillating this season but at least we can bounce back with results and show commitment and effort. That was not the case for Ole in his final year, so I think the point I've made is clear.
Good amount of BS there, considering Villa play Spurs this weekend and both clubs are yet to play City again too.
Fair enough. For me nothing beats letting in 6 in one half, none are high XG chances yet you have no red cards, no injuries and 5 sub's at your disposal. It's the worst collective abidication of duty I have ever witnessed from Manchester United as a club. Liverpool literally had a very ordinary to poor game yet were able to finish 7 nil up!
Even that game the score line is deceptive. West Ham had enough chances to score.
We have not had a single commanding league performance all season.