Denis79
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We have no reason not to back him. We're just 4 games into the new season.
When you say someone was backed it doesn’t matter how the players do, if anything that’s on the players and the manager. The most the owner can do is back the purchases. The glazers did that, so for you to say it’s too early to say whether he was backed or not cant be backed upMount purchase being stupid, that is far too early to say. Too many people have it in for him, and now ETH as a result, when we haven't yet really seen him play. It's irrational.
This is the one for me. Compare us to De Zerbi’s Brighton. It’s night and day.Lack of style is killing my enthusiasm for him.
The current manager is always the one for me whilst he is still in charge.
Doesn’t mean I won’t question his decisions when we’re not winning or lose a game.
Yep. Did his firing change our fortunes as a club?Moyes was the "one" for you when he was around?
Klopp didn't come because he saw that the Glazers would undermine him constantly by running a dysfunctional football club for short term profit. That's what ETH is now experiencing.
Yep. Did his firing change our fortunes as a club?
The inexperience was not a surprise to any fan but the lack of acceptance, that we sided with past it players that were undermining him still baffles me. None of the guys he was incapable of coaching here went on to tear up elsewhere.
Not all managers get to win trophies but they are supposed to add value to a team. If they are not supported we’d never get the value out of them.
ReallyI was absolutely suprised by his statements that the PL champions should aspire to play like City and that hated rivals Liverpool would be favorites when playing (again, the PL champions) at Old Trafford. We should indeed side with any player over a manager with such a gross misunderstanding of the club. If anything, he was adding negative value.
I believe United played better converting their chances as that tabled you showed: representing 9 shots on target to united compared to Chelsea 2. But, regardless, I feel both managers has tons of potential to break the pep and klopp hold on the premier league. Just need the right profile player in the attack. Perhaps for United that will be Holjund and perhaps for chelsea that will be nkunku. We will have to see. I feel that chelsea though are one or two players away from breaking that hold (a top keeper and a top striker), while United due to bad signings may need 3 or 4 (depending on what happening to Antony [perhaps diallo and pellstri will do better], how mount develops, and how the midfield of casemiro, eriksen and amarabat turns out).I agree broadly although I don't know if expect us to dominate but to at least be evenly matched this season with most of those teams. I don't understand how this kind of thread has been made so quickly, it's been a bad start but there are a huge amount of external issues causing the clubs problems right now and, frankly, I don't think any teams look that great bar City so far this year. I think Poch is a good coach, always thought it was strange we didn't go for him when he was interested in coming here but I don't think he is as good as you believe - you can't really compare this early because teams haven't played other teams yet, the only team United and Chelsea have both faced is Forest at Home and United played better even ignoring the result.
Possession Shots Shots on Target Corners xG xG (Forest) United 66 18 9 11 3.03 0.96 Chelsea 76 21 2 8 2.28 1.15
Work to be done for both managers.
Murtough has put all his eggs in the ETH basket. So he will get at least this season and the next to show a clearly defined upward trajectory.
I was absolutely suprised by his statements that the PL champions should aspire to play like City and that hated rivals Liverpool would be favorites when playing (again, the PL champions) at Old Trafford. We should indeed side with any player over a manager with such a gross misunderstanding of the club. If anything, he was adding negative value.
It’s the current age we live in, too many children with zero understanding that real life is not like football managerThe guy got us third, got us on 2 finals (winning one and losing the other due to DDG’s mistakes) on last season all the while showing progress when compared to Ole and the dreadful Rangnick days. We should back him! People calling for him to get sacked are just mad. I’d understand wanting to sack him if Pep, Ancelotti or Klopp where lined up to succeed him, but currently he is the best coach for us.
Well, in hindsight this turned out to be right.
That really nice of you, if we improve he can stay . The guy hasn't had a striker of note for most of his time here. I give up.Where does it end? Sack managers and bring in someone new, they buy the players they want, some of them 2nd and 3rd choice, we don’t do well, they get sacked and we start all over.
I’m of the opinion that Christmas/New year is the time to evaluate and if he needs to go, he goes but if there is a better pattern of play along with results then he deserves to stay.
mMost managers who take a team at least have strikers at that level. We had none. Ronaldo who's legs were gone and hop a long Tony. Have a look in the mirror.The fact is that we haven't seen us click for a full 90 minutes during his tenure. He's had two full pre seasons to make the squad click.
A top manager can make a team play good football in a matter of a couple of months and I'm not speaking about the results.
Hence the Christmas/New Year idea, better than a lot of people on here who want him gone now. Sure I hope he stays on longer as he’s the best we have had post SAF.That really nice of you, if we improve he can stay . The guy hasn't had a striker of note for most of his time here. I give up.
We didn't need hindsight for that. We were shite that season and City won the title. My point is that Moyes was an idiot for coming out and singing their praises instead of focussing on making us better. We never heard Benitez say that Liverpool must aspire to play like us when we were winning everything.
In the Moyes season we weren't even a tricky away fixture for Liverpool or City. Something fecking Palace managed to do. We got thrashed by both title contenders and they didn't even break a sweat. Of course now I'm used to it, but back then it actually hurt how irrelevant we were in the race.