giggs-beckham
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Is this cnut gone yet. The worst manager we've ever had
Well going by what we saw today, it seems like he has lost the dressing room, there's no other explanation for that sad pathetic first half performance today. Sure, there were rattled by the early goal but they got humiliated after that. I think the club top brass/ownership is definitely seeing this, they don't see a future with him and he's a goner at this point, it's a matter of when.
VP89 looks at that and says 'that's fine' stand by our manager.
Games W D L GF GA GD Pts 58 28 9 21 79 81 -2 93
This is our League Results since the win against Newcastle in the cup Final. That's a 48.28% win percentage and a 36.21% loss percentage.
These are all the teams that have managed to score more goals in the same time period.
- Man City 140 scored
- Arsenal 139 scored
- Liverpool 135 scored
- Newcastle 126 scored
- Tottenham 110 scored
- Aston Villa 109 scored
- Chelsea 109 scored
- Brighton 98 scored
- West Ham 85 scored
- Brentford 85 scored
- Fulham 82 scored
- Crystal Palace 81 scored
Meaning he went to a club that never wins things because no top club would hire him.Jose is the only Roma manager to win a European competition since 1961
One of the hallmarks of Ten Hags era is slow starts to games. it has plagued us for 3 seasons now. We are generally a very lethargic undynamic team.
When we drop points to Villa next weekend, we'll be either 8 or 9 points behind Chelsea in 4th.I get not wanting to be knee jerk, but surely the new Board realises they cannot have another season of utter failure in the league before even a quarter of the season is over.
Unless, through some miraculous turnaround, we go on a winning run of 10 games, I just cannot understand how his job is tenable currently. Surely the powers that be have lined up enough highly skilled individuals in the correct positions at this club to take a decision on what needs to be done.
I had to wipe a tear awayGood motivational speech from the manager there.
I didn't ask you a question though. Still want to talk about metrics? Like I had said, lets wait and see how we play against a decent team first.Well you asked me a question and the answer was basically everyone apart from 2 teams. Not saying the results have been good enough but we’ve been the ‘better’ team in 5/7 games.
For the manager yes, but for the team? Can't speak for the fans in the Stretford End specifically, but from what I've noticed here, the most militantly pro-manager fans are usually the ones who are most willing to blame / call for the heads of the players, the positional coaches, the directors, and the tea lady.Yep. It has been ETH’s failing, but has since become the first failing of the new decision-makers too. A complete inability to establish any sort of set of standards. At United results like this have become acceptable and expected, rather than the type of event that makes people’s continued employment untenable.
I’m a season ticket holder in the Stretford End, who never leaves early and spends every match standing and chanting, but I find it increasingly weird how part of the fanbase there wants to offer unconditional support to the team and manager, rather than getting mutinous.
Ten Hag took over United 3 months before Unai Emery took over at Villa when they were 18th. Villa are playing Bayern Munich this week, while we’re 12th.
"But... But... Fergie lost four home matches by 3+ goals too!"
Yeah he's basically done. No idea how he would turn it around, too much of a low after today.Since Ten Hag arrived our overall goal difference in the league is +11. I'll admit it, I like a lot of supporters was won over by his reputation for progressive tactics, but it just hasn't stood up to the light of day outside the Eredivisie. We've spent so much money bringing in Ajax players to accommodate him and without seemingly any return. I think its safe to say at this point that he's had his chance.
Neither are good enough to be here at united.Scott McTominay scored for Napoli today and very nearly got 2 when he hit the bar. Napoli are top of Serie A.
ESPN slaughtered him. Just a clip:
He didn't score today. You're thinking of a different match, I believe.Scott McTominay scored for Napoli today and very nearly got 2 when he hit the bar. Napoli are top of Serie A.
We’re still trying to reverse the Jose and Ole eras.A very expensive failed project that will take a long time to reverse.
Jesus. I think I can name all the SAF losses. The thing with ETH is he's had so many tonkings I couldn't tell you if it was home or away. How many 3+ goals losses has he had overall?
Mate, he scored a hattrick and set up 3 other goals.He didn't score today. You're thinking of a different match, I believe.
This is stark, tbh. Emery is doing wonders there.Ten Hag took over United 3 months before Unai Emery took over at Villa when they were 18th. Villa are playing Bayern Munich this week, while we’re 12th.
SEG PR team working overtime to save his jobIf you want an idea as to how many new accounts are being made just to vote to Back ETH every day, despite some unknown number of genuine voters changing to Sack after the result, the Back vote has increased by 5 since pre-match.
Far as I can tell votes cannot be changed.If you want an idea as to how many new accounts are being made just to vote to Back ETH every day, despite some unknown number of genuine voters changing to Sack after the result, the Back vote has increased by 5 since pre-match.
'Gareth IN!'I think the time has come for banners to be flown to make the feelings of the fans at/outside Old Trafford known to the board.
I agree, the issues have predated ETH but they seem even more apparent now. I'd say defensively, we look so vulnerable and easy to play through, it's worse than previous managers, despite ETH getting new players in. The gulf in class between Spurs and United in the first half today was shocking.It predates him tbh. Under Rangnick we were incredibly low energy. How that’s still the case with all the squad turnover is wild.
We consistently look like we are playing at a speed several levels below other football teams. The amount of times our players are walking or receiving a pass flat footed.
The irony is that that low tempo then suddenly gets transformed into a direct long pass that invariably goes to the opposition.
I fear the appointment of Southgate or similar might lead to a reasonable improvement purely by having the team setup in a more conventional way. It could allow an average coach to get a longer opportunity. We need to brave with the appointment and accept there will be some teething issues.
Goldbridge still talking shit "it's the players not the manger"
Man is on ETH's payroll, I swear.
If you want an idea as to how many new accounts are being made just to vote to Back ETH every day, despite some unknown number of genuine voters changing to Sack after the result, the Back vote has increased by 5 since pre-match.
SEG PR team working overtime to save his job