crossy1686
career ending
Don’t they need a summer transfer window before they can actually do anything of note?Again that is the structure and the structure have done nothing so far
Don’t they need a summer transfer window before they can actually do anything of note?Again that is the structure and the structure have done nothing so far
Don’t they need a summer transfer window before they can actually do anything of note?
So how is that relevant to sacking the manager?Case and point
You can be pedantic all you like, you know what I am saying, also the players which we have are not suited to playing a counter pressing style they are suited to a low block defensive approach and counter attack
Its the implementation of an aggressive press and less defensive approach that the club has been struggling with since Ole and ETH was only successful when he abandoned it last season
But playing to their strengths won't bring success either. You can't win playing that way.It is if you’re not playing to their strengths and mostly to their weaknesses
No I didn't know what you were saying. If you want to tell me what you clearly have in mind go ahead but don't say something else and when I respond to that something else you get defensive. Otherwise say nothing.
What do you mean? Did you see Madrid beat City last week? You can’t just say a certain way of playing football won’t bring any results. We’re not winning anything now and we’re apparently playing ‘modern football’.But playing to their strengths won't bring success either. You can't win playing that way.
We as a club since Fergie left have never successful played any type of counter attacking football which was not defensive.
So how is that relevant to sacking the manager?
How long do managers last at other clubs when they're under performing?
We have a long term structure in place now. We should be able to replace the manager every year if we want to and be absolutely fine.
They’re done far more than Murtough ever did before he was given the role and if we don’t put our belief in them that they’re capable of doing what we’re currently asking the manager to do then we might as well sack them all today before they get started.It's entirely relevant to this point. You have new people in place at the club who have yet to have their own performance evaluated, and we don't even know if they will be good at their jobs. Yet you are asserting we can sack the manager every year because of said structure.
Do you realise people said the same thing when Murtaugh was appointed to his new position?
Its entirely dependant on those above the manager actually doing a good job, they have done nothing yet and so the assertion cannot be made
They’re done far more than Murtough ever did before he was given the role and if we don’t put our belief in them that they’re capable of doing what we’re currently asking the manager to do then we might as well sack them all today before they get started.
The managerial position as United will be marginalised moving forward, and rightly so. The managers position should be the easiest to dispense with seeing as it’s one person who has a lot of influence over results. The recruitment team live and die by their recruitment.
If you’re suggesting this isn’t going to work or we shouldn’t do things this way then we might as well just fold the club now. There’s no point in anything if we aren’t even going to trust the new structure to give it a go.
Madrid got lucky against City. The way City played the game was far more likely to produce a positive result. Every now and then the team who play like the little team can eke out a result, but in general, the best teams are the ones who value possession and control. Incidentally, these are two things we massively disregard, so I'm not sure how 'modern' our football is.What do you mean? Did you see Madrid beat City last week? You can’t just say a certain way of playing football won’t bring any results. We’re not winning anything now and we’re apparently playing ‘modern football’.
The key element is the players. You sign good players and you play to their strengths, that’s what excellent managers do. Bad managers sign players and then shoe horn them into a system that doesn’t work but they have a ‘philosophy’ that’s more important than anything else.
It's the right way to assess the situation to be fairThat can't be good
I'm not going to count Mainoo who is a teenager and missed a lot of the season due to injury anyway.
But yes that means significant minutes for his signings this season is really Onana, and Hojlund + Garnacho who was promoted. So 3 players? Antony turned out to be a flop (this can happen) and Casemiro missed half the season. Its actually not a lot of work we have done. Infact worse as you pointed out we let a lot of senior players leave, some on a free (which we should have) without adequate replacements (this is a problem)
Its not surprising though given how the club operates
Look I don't disagree mate the rebuild hasn't went great, in fact i made a post earlier where I said it's arguably a bigger job to rebuild now than it was 2 years ago so poor has our recruitment been. Ten Hag isn't to blame for all of that, Murtagh and the club are as well.
If I were to guess, this is a leak from the club to appease people like me who want him gone months ago.Its a massive problem at this club that this stuff is coming out
Fair enough.
Although I don't think its a bigger rebuild now because now we actually have young talents to build around like Mainoo, Garnacho and Hojlund (and some more coming up through the ranks)
I see where you are coming from and the youngsters are a bit of light at the end of the tunnel. But I only mean a bigger job in the sense a lot of money has been spent on the likes of Casemiro, Martinez, Antony and Mount etc who all have question marks over them for various reasons. But then hindsight is a wonderful thing I suppose.
I can forgive Arsenal and also Copenhagen as it was with 10 men. Rest of those results are just terrible. Wolves away was also giving up 3-1 lead but Mainoo saved us. When it's happening whole season then there's clearly a problem.Some highlights this season:
- Arsenal (A) - 90th minute winner to win 2-1 gets ruled out and we lose 3-1. Calamity.
- Galatasaray (H) - 1-0 up and dominating. 2-1 up with 15 mins to go. End up losing 3-2 at OT in the CL group stage. Almost unheard of.
- Copenhagen (A) - 2-0 up in the 45th minute then go in at half time at 2-2. 3-2 up in the 80th minute then end up losing 4-3. Complete shambles.
- Galatasaray (A) - 2-0 up. 3-1 up. Draw 3-3.
- Newport (A) - 2-0 up against a league 2 side and they get level.
- Fulham (H) - 1-0 down then equalise in the last minute to draw 1-1. Rather than completing the classic United comeback they go up the other end and score to win 2-1 at OT.
- Brentford (A) - Winning goal in the 96th minute to win 1-0 but still end up drawing 1-1. Genuinely impressive.
- Chelsea (A) - Record breaking levels of calamity. 3-2 up in the 99th minute and lose 4-3. Would be hard to do deliberately.
- Coventry (N) - 3-0 up with 20 mins ago to a Championship side and but for a toenail would’ve lost 4-3.
Genuinely impressive levels of capitulation. I’d love to hear his team talks.
It's the right way to assess the situation to be fair
It's the right way to assess the situation to be fair
It's just a report from the telegraph. Maybe it's just clickbait who knows , they haven't made a public statement. I think they're right to get it assessed by the right person either way.No other club does this publically, which leads me to believe the club isn't quite going in the direction most fans seems to think. Guess we'll see in a couple of years though
It's just a report from the telegraph. Maybe it's just clickbait who knows , they haven't made a public statement. I think they're right to get it assessed by the right person either way.