Castia
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Exactly my thoughts too. That comment can't come from a true United fan.Presumably this guy is an oppo fan taking the piss?
Ralf should have been appointed DOF but the players and club threw him under the bus for pointing out hard to swallow truths. INEOS are not that same team but they now still have to do the right thing and act decisively to replace ETH.I seriously cannot believe people are still parroting this absolute lie. What great success did Van Gaal and Mourinho go on to have after leaving? Mourinho was a busted flush by the time he came here and has flopped and been sacked at each job he's had since. Van Gaal the footballing terrorist slinked off into retirement before an unmemorable stint with the Netherlands. Ole hasn't worked again. You could argue that fecking Ralf is the one who's impressed most since leaving, and he was set up as a fall guy before being thrown under a bus here.
Ten Hag can do no worse. Absolute shite!
Thought it was a parody
"But don't you know, Fergie was nearly sacked in 1990 before he turned it around by beating Forest in the cup..."
Mignolet
Clyne
Skrtel
Sakho
Moreno
Can
Leiva
Lallana
Coutinho
Origi
Milner
That was Klopp's first Liverpool XI with Joe Allen and Jordan Ibe coming off the bench.
It still means there is a ridiculously high number of Utd fans backing himStill at 20%. I wonder how many of those are United fans?
Yeah just forget about it ladsAt least it’s a new day tomorrow.
The amount of space that oppo teams run into is because half the time he has thrown so many players forward but they don't actually do anything or score because he can't coach a functioning attack, but it's not through a want of trying. The Liverpool game was the perfect example of that- both fullbacks are in the opposition's half when we get done for one of their goals. Moments like that have defined his time here. What's meant to be high risk, high reward turns into high risk and no reward.He hasn’t tried to make a proactive team imo.
A proactively coached team actually has repeated, consistent patterns of play in the final third, and covers the ground and spaces effectively, and can find teammates accurately.
A proactively coached team is Tottenham in that first 40 mins.
You seriously overrate our squad.
The club and many of it's fans it seems are still waiting for the next Fergie.
I mean, is he wrong?
We looked far more likely once Bruno went off
I gave up on Ten Hag after we lost to Sevilla in the UEL! Absolute nonsense.Lets be honest, we’ve been dogshit since March 2022.
Some might fabricate narratives about luck, injuries, not scoring chances (coach the players finishing).
Its obvious where the problem is and theres nothing else to say
I've said it before, but it would be worth funding something academic research into the psyche of Man United fans and their relationship with the managers job. A psychologist/sociologist would have a field day.
I was willing to cut Ten Hag some slack at the end of that first season as United did play a large number of games with a small squad. Since then, it’s been disgraceful. A ruthless club would have sacked him last December after the Champions League group; a vaguely competent club would have sacked him at the end of last season. Ineos have scored a highly avoidable own goal here.To me this is the point when things started going downhill. 19 months ago… 19. Our form and performances, bar the odd individual performance, has been dreadful as outlined by your stats.
Our squad isn't good enough to compete for the PL or CL, but it's certainly better than it's being made to look by an incompetent manager.You seriously overrate our squad.
Stop WUMing please. People are already agitated and those who don’t know what you are doing are going to respond with emotion, which never ends well.Nah nothing should be done before the International break. A point against Villa could be the starting point of something great and show we can go toe to toe with the PL greats
This is the end game.
The FA Cup win brought him a bit of a reprieve, and he can’t deny he wasn’t backed by INEOS. Surely he’s finished now.
Sure Mourinho self sabotaged in his third season, but I'd say he still had some left to give. That second season was probably the most encouraging one we've had since SAF. The problem is the club didn't back him at all by selling the players he requested that summer to bring new ones in. Did he deserve to be sacked? 100% but I still believe had he been sufficiently backed as he should have been based on that second season, we would have been able to challenge the next year.LvG and Mou were already spent when they came here.
We didn’t have a good manager since SAF.