Wilt
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Jose Ten Hag
No they wouldnt, they waited until top 4 was not mathemathic possible before sacking a manager.
Nah Mou called out individuals and this guy even now is never once blaming commitment or desire of the team never mind individuals, I want his era over now, but I also want the era of Rashford and many other mainstays of several managers to be over, long before the next guy trusts them once again as regular first team players! I would have called them out by now and I would before I left.
People say this about Rashford but what if he gets 30 goals next season under a new manager? Who was to blame then? I think people are just hung up on his contract more than anything.Nah Mou called out individuals and this guy even now is never once blaming commitment or desire of the team never mind individuals, I want his era over now, but I also want the era of Rashford and many other mainstays of several managers to be over, long before the next guy trusts them once again as regular first team players! I would have called them out by now and I would before I left.
He's been taking PR lessons from "Washee", best answer to a defeat is to come out waffling and keep living in a fantasy land.
Respect to the lady interviewing him that she manages to stay awake the whole time.
I think he talks a good game period. One of the lines I think he hoodwinked the ownership with was the one about going to win elsewhere.
He's been taking PR lessons from "Washee", best answer to a defeat is to come out waffling and keep living in a fantasy land.
Respect to the lady interviewing him that she manages to stay awake the whole time.
We have to stick to the plan.
The club are in transition.
We have to be confident and stick to the plan.
We have to improve the process.
We want to win every game to get better.
We have to find solutions.
We have young players.
We have to stick to the plan and bounce back.
Every press conference. We have been in transition for 3 years now under ETH
Mate, interested in your thoughts in regards to how things would have turned out for us in the transfer market/squad composition had Ralf been retained as a consultant as agreed originally? Same shitshow/slight improvement?
The club has let him down. In alternate reality it's Arsenal and City fans discussing whether they can stop United, while FDJ is anchoring our midfield towards third league title in a row.Not sure you could pull the ”it is not his fault the players are shit” card either.
He has been part of the transfer discussions from the start. Almost 100% sure he has had a fairly strong voice in these discussions as well.
And in his time the club has bought, in no specific order:
Lisandro Martinez
Tyrell Malacia
Christian Eriksen
Casemiro
Rasmus Höjlund
Mason Mount
Antony Santos
Mathijs de Ligt
Noussair Mazraoui
Joshua Zirkzee
Manuel Ugarte
Andre Onana
Altay Bayindir
Leny Yoro
Thats 14 players in that he has signed off on.
More than half a squad. And we have been spending a ridiculous amount of cash on these as well.
There's no way ETH would have worked alongside Rangnick, he considers himself one of the best if not the best coaches in the world hence would not be taking advice from someone as incompetent and minor as Rangnick.Honestly I thought it was the best plan I'd heard under the Glazers. I am confident that if they'd allowed him to do his thing and they acted on his advice, we'd have been a lot better off now and in the long run. I agreed with a lot he said about squad composition and identifying players etc. You could just tell he was a football guy, and we didn't have enough of those advising us. Plus, he'd proven in the past he was good at that job, albeit at a lower level.
I thought the idea of giving him 6 months to work with the squad, both managing and assessing, then moving into an advisory role, would have been brilliant. He'd have first hand knowledge of what is needed and who to keep. Instead we shit our pants because results weren't great under him. We didn't get to see him to the bit we actually wanted from him.
Add it to the list of things ETH fecked up when he said he didn't want to speak to him and didn't need his advice!
He came out with these types of statements before the cup final as well when it looked like he was gonna get the sack. I think it's just him doing his own PR since the media have completely turned on him, trying to paint himself in a good light for future clubs after he gets sacked here.
Or after he'd won the cup....No they wouldnt, they waited until top 4 was not mathemathic possible before sacking a manager.
There's no way ETH would have worked alongside Rangnick, he considers himself one of the best if not the best coaches in the world hence would not be taking advice from someone as incompetent and minor as Rangnick.
You are absolutely right.The club should have had the balls to tell him that's how it's going to be.
“So Erik, how many times did you rewatch that Tottenham game by now?”
“I watched it back once to get a deeper understanding of what went wrong.”
“And what did you find?”
“Ehh, a bad performance. There were problems. And I have to address them. Eh and I have to find solutions.”
“And what are these solutions?”
“Ehhh, keep the belief!”
What an inspired interview! Really gives you a deep understanding of his footballing expertise. As a fan and non-pro you can only dream of gaining such insight into the game.
Ah, so he’s going out the Mourinho way…
No they wouldnt, they waited until top 4 was not mathemathic possible before sacking a manager.
We all know changes in football are slow.I wake up every morning hoping that there is a change and as much as I do not like to wish bad things on others, this change is inevitable and needed now before the wheels fall off and we are in relegation territory. My god how far we have fallen!
Yeah no thanks for me either. One more time he talks about the fecking trophies he has won I want to put my head through a wall.feck me. I'm not watching that drivel but I'm tempted just for the comedy value now.
He's been taking PR lessons from "Washee", best answer to a defeat is to come out waffling and keep living in a fantasy land.
Respect to the lady interviewing him that she manages to stay awake the whole time.
I've got a bad feeling that he stays till the end of the season, no matter what. I don't think INEOS have any ideas of where they could go with this if they sack him now. It's something a few of us said to those who were asking for him to be allowed the start of the season, if he fails immediately then there'll be less options on the table then there were in the summer. It's just infuriating as you could see such a big issue coming a mile off with this approach, so how could these great football guys we now apparently have not see it? The only options now are the same as the summer, minus those that got a job elsewhere. Incompetency at it's finest.
Why though? What are we achieving by keeping him here till for the sake of it. Maybe Ruud or any other interim manager can salvage the season and make real progress? I have no issue with us taking a bit of time to map things out but it’s as though teams don’t give reigns to an interim for a bit.I'm a bit concerned about the lack of links to any new managers.
There's a lot of noise about Ten Hag's possible sacking, and this thread, which is focused on wanting him gone is a lot more active that the Next Manager thread.
Surely there needs to be a plan in place for his sacking (maybe that's what the talks with different managers was in the Summer? Building relationships for a contingency plan) and it can't just be "give it to Ruud and see what happens".
I am all for sacking Ten Hag - I have seen enough to know he ain't the guy. But I don't think just getting him out the door as soon as possible no matter what, is the answer.
There will be no protests. We are better than that, we are not a sacking club and we stand by our manager.
I know here an overwhelming majority is in favor of sacking him but looking at our sub-reddits it's nowhere near as dominant. Many are blaming players for letting another manager down, many are blaming INEOS for not bringing him the players he needed and generally letting him down with signings/coaches, it's not all black and white. I'd not be surprised if matchgoing fans are 50/50 or even tilted pro-ETH.
It was basically 80/20 to him staying last year, remember. It's only 6 league games into new season and it's not even like we are much worse than we were last year - and that season 80% seemed completely happy with.
Because he genuinely believes the system is perfect if the players believe in it and try harder. All he sees are individual errors, he can’t get past it.The stuff he keeps talking about are always so high-level that I'm starting to think he's a snake oil salesman. He always says the same things - 'we need to stick to the plan', 'we need to keep the belief'. He's becoming a parody of himself at this point.
We didn't renew his contarct, we exercised the 1 one year option on his existing contractWe all know changes in football are slow.
I wouldn't mind EtH to stay if there was at least some good football being played, but not even that is on the table.
And amazingly we renewed his contract after a season that apparently we regressed in terms of results and football quality.
While I am scathing towards INEOS (who are incompetent buffoons), fans have to take their share of the blame. Many fans are now quite accepting of 8th place.Jeez what happened to standards in this club, wins that FA Cup and oh we just forget about the 8th place finish and numerous beatings in last 2 seasons.
So, after having gone through 5 Managers in the last 11 years (averaging 2 seasons per manager) and not challenging for the title in that time...
your idea is to sack even more managers and become the next Chelsea?