More ink has been spilled on this story that is likely to be spilled on the 115.
Erik ten Hag | 2022/23 & 2023/24
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More ink has been spilled on this story that is likely to be spilled on the 115.
Starting with the cnuts at the press conference on Saturday
Is it? Are we sure? Because we don’t create all that much and DEFINITELY don’t score much, it’s not like we are banging them in left and right ripping teams apart.
When everything clicks then sure it’s brilliant but I think you can say that for every manager on occasion, but I would never say we are consistently good to watch unless you’re a neutral that wants to see chaos.
Luckhurst should be fired for that waffle he spouted this morning
“INEOS are considering keeping him, but could let him go” Oh you don’t say?
The story came about before the Sheffield United game on 24th April. So 5 weeks he's been at it.
It really isn't. We pull off maybe three good moves a game on a good day.
He must have The Clash on whilst working.
Very stupid decision to keep him, tells you everything you need to know about our club. Everything reactionary and fickle. Whatever he achieved in that final has not told us anything, we already know we can get result by playing on the counter once in a while against the best teams. What we have noticed all season and the reason a lot of our fans what him gone is the fact we have looked clueless against relegation fodders and average teams. We have been dominated in all almost every game this season.
One swallow does not make a summer, this is very fickle from fans and the management of the club if we keep this clown.
Next season there will be talks that he was not backed or INEOS have signed players he doesn't want. It is always someone else's fault but his
One swallow does not make a summer, this is very fickle from fans and the management of the club if we keep this clown.
Next season there will be talks that he was not backed or INEOS have signed players he doesn't want. It is always someone else's fault but his
Did you watch a single game in 22/23 season?
It's been poor since February 23, and was poor at the start of his first season too. I don't know what that poster has been watching, unless he just enjoys something different in football.
Is that long enough? During those 5 weeks we've had injury after injury, some abysmal league results, a frenetic cup semi against Coventry, and an FA Cup win. Dunno what he will make of all that.
Sometimes. Most of the time it's disjointed and inconsistent.
Indications are to the contrary based on the number of reports regardless of feelings either way on the matter.
People seem to forget that some our worst performances were with the first eleven or one player short of it. The 6-3 against City, 7-0 against Liverpool or earlier this season the 2-0 against Spurs were with our strongest teams and it was sorry displays.
Yeah I could see them not wanting the backlash too
It’s writing on the wall for so long. It won’t be any twist. It’s about locking the new head coach and then announcing the departure of ETH.
That's part of the equation, if the choice is EtH or Poch/Tuchel then I'd stick with EtH, but if an alternative is EtH or Ancelotti then I know what most of us would be choosing
Not sure, though they asked him to play possession football too apparently, so his implementation of that might also be assessed.
Any club that spent 400 million in 2 years and find themselves 8th needs to have heads rolling.
"Ineos are doing their job"
That last line sums it up perfectly, if they keep him then the "social media fans" will complain, if they sack him then fan channels and matchgoers will brand INEOS as British Glazers.
Tbh, I contribute that farce 80% to the Glazers and Mouthough. ETH also should share blame. But in the modern football operation setup, ETH should be relieved for that blame a lot.
I'm leaning ETH in but this is a very good point
The heads of the decision makers above ETH have already rolled, rightfully so
I think they have to give him the benefit of the doubt. Not a popular opinion on here I know but if TH is given a remit to act as head coach, with his input into transfers pared down, it might work out for the best.
I really couldn't be more Ten Hag in at this point.
Get him two fit CBs, a fit LB, and a Bruno like he was on Saturday and they will be more than challenging next season.
Get him two fit CBs, a fit LB, and a Bruno like he was on Saturday and they will be more than challenging next season.
Spot on, is Antony worse that all of these?
Alexis Sanchez, Angel Di Maria, Paul Pogba, Jadon Sancho, Memphis Depay, Morgan Schneiderlin, Donny van de Beek
Agree. But who will make this squad better due to injuries?
The number of people wanting to keep him has gone from 30% to 48% in less than 48 hours. We really are an insanely reactionary Fanbase
Schrodinger's coach.
Di Maria to be fair had a return that we could only wish most of our wingers could produce nowadays and had more actual issues affecting him than most i.e. the house robbery.
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First off he can't drop them all. He tried it with Varane and Maguire and had to bring them both back. Secondly it wasn't as extreme as you describe. There was a tendency to sit too deep at key moments and it left too much space in midfield cost us goals. These are fine margins. If he'd actually told the front 5 to push up and the back four to sit deep then he would also need to be sacked. It's not that black and white.
Then you don’t trust ETH
Maybe, but that's only one in a list that didn't include everyone, Antony needs to be sold no question, but he's not even close to the worst post SAF signing
If we were sacking Ten Hag, Mckenna was the one I would have been most curious about.
feck the other two, as much as I like them, they aren't sure things.
I think itl be Poch.
feck the other two, as much as I like them, they aren't sure things.
I think itl be Poch.
I like de Zerbi. But, not an improvement
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