stevoc
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Where's Southgate on the poll?
Eriksen would do well to supply those two, but I think it'll be at least February or so before we see Chido Obi-Martin near the first-team squad.We already have 3 Danish players, not long before a front 2 on Hoijlund and Obi-Martin
I think the club needs to detach itself more from managers in general, just treat them as someone playing a role instead of this hero cult of personality figure that defines the club. The other thing is there are so many managers out there, like a revolving door, you get someone in, they do okay or not, you move on. Managers can also do a bad job somewhere like Flick at Germany and still be a good manager in the right circumstances. Shouldn't be seen as precious as it is.
Speaks perfect English according to this interview from 4 years ago... youtube.com/watch?v=2OCe7R9B5nQAs far as I can find out from a quick Google search, Nagelsmann doesn’t speak English - which I find surprising
I can see that, especially after ETH had us playing with similiar weaknesses but I believe going with a manager with PL pedigree could be of huge benefit so what would your opinion of Frank be, he has already shown himself to be a sustained overachiever and willing to get the most of the players at his disposal?We need to steer clear of Emery. His teams are questionable out of possession, to put it lightly. It has been clear at every team he's been at so far, even at Villa, and to this day it's a problem, despite the significant improvement of that team under him. It was a problem vs United too when they played us a few weeks ago.
In my opinion, ETH's failure can also be attributed partly to his United side being really bad out of possession. There's no point in getting in someone who might be an improvement but with a heavily limited ceiling.
feck kinda hope Pep signs a one year contract extension so we have more of a shot at getting Ruben.
Out of curiosity why would Terzic be a disaster?
Surprised Emery doesnt have more votes. He's done an amazing job at Villa.
Absolutely, sections of this fanbases obsession with finding the new Fergie needs to die out. There are no more Fergies, I've been hearing people moaning today about the club ''chopping and changing again''. It's perfectly normal to change manager every 1-3 years. We need to realize managers are just like players if they're not working out get them out and someone else in to replace them.
Probably because he is happy at Villa.
Surely his teeth are too big, no?
All downhill from here.Welp. If it's him, it'll be the first time a manager of United is younger than me.
I really hope that those rumours are nonsense.Rumours spreading on Twitter that we're potentially approaching Southgate over the open vacancy.
If there's any semblance of truth to this, then I'll curse the fact that Newcastle didn't hardball us even harder on Ashworth ffs.Rumours spreading on Twitter that we're potentially approaching Southgate over the open vacancy.
As far as I can find out from a quick Google search, Nagelsmann doesn’t speak English - which I find surprising
He says "soccer" at 0:41. DO NOT WANT!Speaks perfect English according to this interview from 4 years ago... youtube.com/watch?v=2OCe7R9B5nQ
Rumours spreading on Twitter that we're potentially approaching Southgate over the open vacancy.
What’s the thoughts on Kieran McKenna now?
Surely his teeth are too big, no?
Also I did think he'd be leaving Germany in the lurch but WC qualifying doesn't start until March next year, so they have plenty of time to get a new manager to take the team towards the WC. Still not ideal for Germany but it's not like the WC is next summer.Thought Naglesmann might want to stay on for the WC but like someone said he's young for that type of job, can see he probably wants to get back to big club football and take on the PL. He has plenty of time for international management, that said I was impressed with Germany in the Euros and how he had them playing after Flick, it can be bit boring day to day but it's a lot to give up still, they could be a serious contender for the WC.
I can see that, especially after ETH had us playing with similiar weaknesses but I believe going with a manager with PL pedigree could be of huge benefit so what would your opinion of Frank be, he has already shown himself to be a sustained overachiever and willing to get the most of the players at his disposal?
I'd say it's the only way to judge a manager. Look back and see how he did. Only then can you say it was right or wrong.
Definitely true in ETH's case. He was 50 and his only success was with Ajax. That was nowhere near enough to warrant him being the obvious, unquestionable, choice.
We got it wrong again unfortunately.
The Guardian is saying Brentford's Thomas Frank is favourite.
What’s the thoughts on Kieran McKenna now?
Nagelsmann is my choice but is he really know for his charisma?Hope it's someone like Nagelsmann. One thing a Man Utd manager needs to have is charisma and presence to get people on board immediately.