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Fulham in sixth.. Man Utd in 12th.
Three 3-0 losses in six games.
Yeah, this isn’t working out Erik..
Three 3-0 losses in six games.
Yeah, this isn’t working out Erik..
Well from what we’ve seen on the pitch so far over his tenure the training and coaching him and his team give is atrocious.Obviously we don't see him behind closed doors without the camera on, but fecking hell he has zero passion or charisma in front of the cameras.
It's no wonder he can't seem to turn things around, we play as badly as that and his response is basically just "ah well tomorrow is another day and we have to do better"
Not very inspiring is it?
The sad thing is, that wouldn't be enough. Some are just pure deluded and obsessive about our managers. There's no way other fan bases are like this. No way.
No, it wasn’t an identical structure. You seem to be likening any system that employs pressing to Ten Hag’s in order to defend his failure of a system. Pretty much all the top teams nowadays press, but there’s an absolute ocean of tactical nuance below that which determines how a team performs, both with and without the ball. And it’s in that nuance that managers succeed or fail, and Ten Hag’s system has proved very much a failure in both the league and in Europe.
Look at Lentwood’s recent thread. It lists in detail the various tactical failings that are apparent under Ten Hag’s system.
We finished 8th with a negative GD, of course he should have been sacked.It's easy in hindsight to say ETH should have been sacked in the summer.
The reality is he was winning things, he was starting to get his own team together, he just had one of the worst injury hit seasons in our clubs history and no other great options for manager were on the market.
It was the right call to keep him on, if anything just to see if he could build on the FA Cup win.
He hasn't and its time to move him on. Its not a case of "I told you so" like some fans are running with.
INEOS have havn't done anything wrong here in my opinion.
One won trophies, plural. The other didn't. Ole is objectively worse. And if he wasn't a beloved former player, you wouldn't dispute this.
There was more than enough evidence to conclude he wasn't good enough to take United where the new owner claims he wants the club to be.It's easy in hindsight to say ETH should have been sacked in the summer.
The reality is he was winning things, he was starting to get his own team together, he just had one of the worst injury hit seasons in our clubs history and no other great options for manager were on the market.
It was the right call to keep him on, if anything just to see if he could build on the FA Cup win.
He hasn't and its time to move him on. Its not a case of "I told you so" like some fans are running with.
INEOS have havn't done anything wrong here in my opinion.
Funny thing is, through all of this the last few years, I’ve actually learned that I dislike a lot of our fanbase just as much as the bad managers etc we have had. All equally set us back as a club.
Funny thing is, through all of this the last few years, I’ve actually learned that I dislike a lot of our fanbase just as much as the bad managers etc we have had. All equally set us back as a club.
Fulham in sixth.. Man Utd in 12th.
Three 3-0 losses in six games.
Yeah, this isn’t working out Erik..
Nonsense.It's easy in hindsight to say ETH should have been sacked in the summer.
The reality is he was winning things, he was starting to get his own team together, he just had one of the worst injury hit seasons in our clubs history and no other great options for manager were on the market.
It was the right call to keep him on, if anything just to see if he could build on the FA Cup win.
He hasn't and its time to move him on. Its not a case of "I told you so" like some fans are running with.
INEOS have havn't done anything wrong here in my opinion.
You can't change your vote.20% still want the philosopher around. I do wonder what is necessary to convince these people that wasting another season while waiting for a miracle is just madness.
It's easy in hindsight to say ETH should have been sacked in the summer.
The reality is he was winning things, he was starting to get his own team together, he just had one of the worst injury hit seasons in our clubs history and no other great options for manager were on the market.
It was the right call to keep him on, if anything just to see if he could build on the FA Cup win.
He hasn't and its time to move him on. Its not a case of "I told you so" like some fans are running with.
INEOS have havn't done anything wrong here in my opinion.
He had a -goal difference for Christ sake. Nothing to do with hindsight, it was obvious last season he was uselessIt's easy in hindsight to say ETH should have been sacked in the summer.
The reality is he was winning things, he was starting to get his own team together, he just had one of the worst injury hit seasons in our clubs history and no other great options for manager were on the market.
It was the right call to keep him on, if anything just to see if he could build on the FA Cup win.
He hasn't and its time to move him on. Its not a case of "I told you so" like some fans are running with.
INEOS have havn't done anything wrong here in my opinion.
It was pretty obvious to many people that our bad results last season weren’t due to injuries and tactics fundamentally. It’s fine if some fans and INEOS didn’t buy into it but it doesn’t mean they can consider themselves blameless. When ETH got a new contract, most opposition fans were pretty happy, which should indicate to a degree why it was a bad decision.It's easy in hindsight to say ETH should have been sacked in the summer.
The reality is he was winning things, he was starting to get his own team together, he just had one of the worst injury hit seasons in our clubs history and no other great options for manager were on the market.
It was the right call to keep him on, if anything just to see if he could build on the FA Cup win.
He hasn't and its time to move him on. Its not a case of "I told you so" like some fans are running with.
INEOS have havn't done anything wrong here in my opinion.
He could feesibly have landed a decent job in the summer if we'd got rid a couple of weeks after the FA Cup final. We did him, and ourselves no favours keeping him.
I tend to agree. The self righteousness and constant romanticizing is embarrassingFunny thing is, through all of this the last few years, I’ve actually learned that I dislike a lot of our fanbase just as much as the bad managers etc we have had. All equally set us back as a club.
But if the system allows us to concede multiple goals with ease then we’re simply set up wrong. The first rule of football is be hard to beat, not wide open.So it's the system because the players make the wind decisions? Players making the wrong decisions will make any system look bad.
The vast majority of the mistakes our players make are stupid avoidable ones, often due to trying to play a killer ball when it isn't on or charging out of position to make an I'll advised challenge that leaves us open.
The fact that it happens every match is a failure of coaching, but it isn't that the manager wants us to make these mistakes, it's that he's unable to coach the rush of blood tendencies out of the players.
I suspect that the replacement won't be available yet which is why we stuck with ETH, so we'll end up with whoever's available as a caretaker for now.I don’t blame ineos for keeping him at the time (there were no options) but I hope we have a replacement lined up, he’s a dead man walking at this stage .
Bruno doing so much better![]()
Yeah he'll be gone Monday week. We ain't getting shit away to Porto and Villa.
I mean, I'm pretty sure they interviewed about 4 options and probably overlooked many others. There are managers at other clubs that are attainable if we pay off their current club. So I'm not buying there were no options.I don’t blame ineos for keeping him at the time (there were no options) but I hope we have a replacement lined up, he’s a dead man walking at this stage .
Nah this is a load of garbage, plenty of us were screaming from the mountaintops that it was a stupid decision to keep him and had been saying so since last January.It's easy in hindsight to say ETH should have been sacked in the summer.
The reality is he was winning things, he was starting to get his own team together, he just had one of the worst injury hit seasons in our clubs history and no other great options for manager were on the market.
It was the right call to keep him on, if anything just to see if he could build on the FA Cup win.
He hasn't and its time to move him on. Its not a case of "I told you so" like some fans are running with.
INEOS have havn't done anything wrong here in my opinion.
Why even let him take the team to Portugal
I don’t blame ineos for keeping him at the time (there were no options) but I hope we have a replacement lined up, he’s a dead man walking at this stage .
If we have any sense sack him tomorrow or ideally later today.
RVN can be manager for next few games while we decide who to get.
Keeping ETH another second should not be an option
There may not have been a "perfect" option that ticks every single box, but unless we're getting Pep or Klopp I don't think this mythical perfect manager exists.