croadyman
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If this were Salford City, he would've been sacked in December. Neville is a hypocrite.
Neville failed at Valencia,so he will always play it safe and back managers from now on
If this were Salford City, he would've been sacked in December. Neville is a hypocrite.
Sure, except when it's his club and he's the one making the decision to hire and fire. Hasn't shown the same level of patience there.Neville failed at Valencia,so he will always play it safe and back managers from now on
And that's not the only thing he's done in regards to stated preferences and revealed preferences, but that's off topic!Sure, except when it's his club and he's the one making the decision to hire and fire. Hasn't shown the same level of patience there.
Stated preferences vs. revealed preferences
Guarantee that comes from Antony.
He is the TUS source. Plus that's a brazilian sourceWhy Antony?
There's no way you watch us week in, week out and type that out.Onana is statistically one of the best goalkeepers in the league. The main difference is that we had a settled back line.
This isn’t TUSHe is the TUS source. Plus that's a brazilian source
Yes but if he's leaking stuff to them then I wouldn't be at all surprised if he's leaking to Brazilian media.This isn’t TUS
Reminds me of the Sunday Supplement where every journalist’s opinion about who was a good player seemed to be almost entirely based on who had allowed themselves to be interviewed the previous week. Bonus points for picking the journo from the train station and being polite to staff in front of them.
Agree with most of this. This is something that can happen, and all teams are sometimes surprised by how the other team lines up. Sometimes they immediately are able to deal with it, sometimes the surprise really works.I’m not massively Ten Hag in or anything, but all of this seems a little unfair.. he’s studied the way Everton like to play, and then they do the opposite (probably because every team in the league knows that we’re terrible and pressing us is an easy way to guarantees chances) but still.. his job is to prepare for the team we’re about to play, he can’t see into the future and realise Everton will completely change their tactics..
what’s missing here is a plan B, we don’t have one, and that’s my main issue with Ten Hag..
“If they want to press, this is what we do” … that needs to be bread and butter, because as soon as they realise they can’t press.. they’ll revert to form, then your plan can actually take shape.
we watch this for 90 minutes every week… every single team we play presses us.. fix it
Agree with most of this. This is something that can happen, and all teams are sometimes surprised by how the other team lines up. Sometimes they immediately are able to deal with it, sometimes the surprise really works.
But this story also tells us something about how other managers see United. When Sean fecking Dyche thinks it's a good idea to just go for it in Old Trafford, than you know that there isn't a lot of respect left for United's current team.
Only when he's the one doing the sacking.Does Neville ever think it's the right time for a manager to be sacked? He we gave ETH another year he'd likely say the same thing next May. Some people just believe for whatever reason believe manager + time = success.
Yep he's gone.
It's even more hilarious when you consider the manager plans for one thing to happen then when it doesn't he has no answer.
If that's true it's bloody hilarious.
Out of all the random bollocks that gets spouted about United every week, I hope that egg comment was true and we find out in a few years.Between that leak and the sight of Antony and mount arguing after the palace game, maybe the egg comment was true after all.
It's even more hilarious when you consider the manager plans for one thing to happen then when it doesn't he has no answer.
It just shows you his level. He's used to shite teams in Holland having one way of playing and being able to plan for that. As soon as he comes up against a manager that can adapt to who they're playing he's totally out of his depth.It's truly mental and like something out of the Office. I mean imagine a guy planning for something like that then being truly dumbstruck about what to do about it. Mental.
When is he going to take some responsibility and stop blaming everything on the injuries? I understand we’ve had a huge injury crisis in our central defence and left back areas, but that doesn’t absolve him from his terrible tactics. We consistently concede 20+ shots per game because of the way he sets us up, not because of our injured back line. Similarly we’ve had limited injuries in our attacking areas, but our attacking output is similarly bad. There’s too many tactical and in-game management issues that can’t be absolved by “oh, it’s just the injuries”.
We trusted this guy with the keys to the club. It's also on us.It's truly mental and like something out of the Office. I mean imagine a guy planning for something like that then being truly dumbstruck about what to do about it. Mental.
I’m not massively Ten Hag in or anything, but all of this seems a little unfair.. he’s studied the way Everton like to play, and then they do the opposite (probably because every team in the league knows that we’re terrible and pressing us is an easy way to guarantees chances) but still.. his job is to prepare for the team we’re about to play, he can’t see into the future and realise Everton will completely change their tactics..
what’s missing here is a plan B, we don’t have one, and that’s my main issue with Ten Hag..
“If they want to press, this is what we do” … that needs to be bread and butter, because as soon as they realise they can’t press.. they’ll revert to form, then your plan can actually take shape.
we watch this for 90 minutes every week… every single team we play presses us.. fix it
Definately, if a lot of what Alice posted is true as well
He will never take any responsibility for his mistakes. That alone makes for a bad manager, in any jobWhen is he going to take some responsibility and stop blaming everything on the injuries? I understand we’ve had a huge injury crisis in our central defence and left back areas, but that doesn’t absolve him from his terrible tactics. We consistently concede 20+ shots per game because of the way he sets us up, not because of our injured back line. Similarly we’ve had limited injuries in our attacking areas, but our attacking output is similarly bad. There’s too many tactical and in-game management issues that can’t be absolved by “oh, it’s just the injuries”.