Sorry, feeling a bit guilty deosn't really alter my opinion of fans who want us to loseuse half a quote.... always nice to manipulate things to make a false statement
Sorry, feeling a bit guilty deosn't really alter my opinion of fans who want us to loseuse half a quote.... always nice to manipulate things to make a false statement
I would hire the tea lady.
The point I was making is that the only threadmarks were line up, kick off, half time and full time. Nothing happened.
In the post match interview Evans acknowledged that the rumours surrounding the potential sacking of ten Hag is affecting the players. I share the same sentiment. Both the Porto and todays game against Villa have shown that the players are still giving their all and theres no sign that ten Hag has lost the dressing room. Despite the uncertainty, the teams fighting spirit is evident. Two points away against Porto and Villa isnt catastrophic, but Ten Hag is under pressure to start turning these draws into wins. The upcoming fixtures will be crucial in determining his future. It’ll be interesting to see how many points we can get from the next 5 games
Brentford (H)
Fenerbace (A)
West Ham (A)
Leicester (H)
Chelsea (H)
That’s because the current manager signed players who can’t score.Think he should go but have no idea how any manager gets goals out of this squad
I see where you're coming from but I think you're overthinking things. You know why he posted it, it's not really fruitful to keep thinking about it.
Oh great, so he knows who the new manger is? Or have you struggled to read my posts too.
The only thing I've said is sacking him without a replacment is nuts. The fact you all find that so controversial belweilders me.
Tedious hystera is the best way to descibe the football forums these days.
He doesn't represent the club, but he is the club's leading reporter. It's frustrating for fans, but he's not gonna risk upsetting the club and potentially risking his job by criticising them on Twitter.He does represent the club in any way. Whitwell represent his paper when it comes to United, not the other way around, he is a representative of the Atlhetic and the New York Times. It's very important to not confuse these things because when it comes to his integrity, he is supposed to publish the truth not act as a PR outlet for the club, otherwise he would be in breach of media ethics.
completely agree. and until the likes of @Utd heap are held to account, we won’t improve as a club.If Old Trafford wasn’t full of people who payed a months salary to travel from around the world to watch a game there would be a lot more negativity.
Teams who have local supporters and big ultra groups of fans would never tolerate this.
Even here in Sweden it’s big angry banderolls with sack messages, bangers, pyro and a lot of angry songs if they manager is shite.
Old Trafford feels like a holiday home in comparison, at least the times I’ve been there.
Its always disappointing to read that some fans want our team to lose just to see a manager sacked. We are all frustrated with the results, but wishing a defeat of our team undermines the very essence of being a supporter. I stand behind ten Hag for as long as he is a United manager.Sorry, feeling a bit guilty deosn't really alter my opinion of fans who want us to lose
The whole caretaker manager thing exists for a reason, you can easily argue keeping somebody in a job despite the incompetence just because their replacement is not ready to go is even more nuts
14th in the league with 2 wins is catastrophic no matter you paint it.In the post match interview Evans acknowledged that the rumours surrounding the potential sacking of ten Hag is affecting the players. I share the same sentiment. Both the Porto and todays game against Villa have shown that the players are still giving their all and theres no sign that ten Hag has lost the dressing room. Despite the uncertainty, the teams fighting spirit is evident. Two points away against Porto and Villa isnt catastrophic, but Ten Hag is under pressure to start turning these draws into wins. The upcoming fixtures will be crucial in determining his future. It’ll be interesting to see how many points we can get from the next 5 games
Brentford (H)
Fenerbace (A)
West Ham (A)
Leicester (H)
Chelsea (H)
Quite possible they were giving him a start to the season to see how it goes. It’s most likely not a hard line or results decision such as if he loses 3 in a row or whatever. It’s going to be a collective assessment of our performances. You can’t blame the performances on the Glazers or Ineos. ETH has been backed financially. At some point the hammer has to drop. A full season of our current form could see us flirting with 15th or lower in the league and maybe a knockout round in the EL.So what is preventing the sack?
Its always disappointing to read that some fans want our team to lose just to see a manager sacked. We are all frustrated with the results, but wishing a defeat of our team undermines the very essence of being a supporter. I stand behind ten Hag for as long as he is a United manager.
He doesn't represent the club, but he is the club's leading reporter. It's frustrating for fans, but he's not gonna risk upsetting the club and potentially risking his job by criticising them on Twitter.
That isn’t really what you argued though. You actually argued we should stick with him whilst things “settle” under the new management structure (whatever that means), and that we shouldn’t replace him unless we had lined up a “vastly better” option (whatever that means).
You should have said so, Moses. It's the only reason he survives.I never said that though. That's the issue here, people come in halfway through a discussion and skew everything. I said as an interim Ruud made sense with all the other moving parts at the club. I never said we should stick with him. I said he was done, but the next step is not simple. The idea that almost anyone can do a job at this club, famously one of the hardest clubs in the world to manage, is naive at best.
No.Is this guy reliable…?