Next permanent manager | Poll updated

Who should be the next permanent manager?

  • Luis Enrique

    Votes: 113 7.4%
  • Erik ten Hag

    Votes: 1,300 84.7%
  • Julen Lopetegui

    Votes: 10 0.7%
  • Mauricio Pochettino

    Votes: 79 5.1%
  • None of the above

    Votes: 32 2.1%

  • Total voters
    1,534
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Pep Guardiola is my idol
United are close to becoming proud new members of the fraternity :lol:

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We're going to announce him playing a harp semi-nude.


I’d prefer a wwe stone cold Steve Austin style announcement. Glass shatters, this son of a b walks in, gives a stunner to Rashford, Lingard and Pogba, throws a couple of middle fingers in, Ralf throws him a cold beer and they both drink half the can while letting the other half just go to waste all over their faces
 
I’d prefer a wwe stone cold Steve Austin style announcement. Glass shatters, this son of a b walks in, gives a stunner to Rashford, Lingard and Pogba, throws a couple of middle fingers in, Ralf throws him a cold beer and they both drink half the can while letting the other half just go to waste all over their faces
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2 things i've just discovered about ETH, after reading his wikipedia..

1) Me and him share a birthday
2) Apparently he scored 150 goals in 336 appearances.. as a center back...?! :lol: That cannot be right.

Either way. Sign him.
 




Would be night and day to all our permanent managers post-LVG


Can't wait until the first reports of players being 'left confused with tactical instructions' and complaining about the lack of chips in the canteen
 
Can't wait until the first reports of players being 'left confused with tactical instructions' and complaining about the lack of chips in the canteen
I cant wait for our fans to ponce of him and defend the players.
 
How come he's paid more than Guardiola and Klopp. :confused:
Probably because he's the longest tenured manager in Europe and he's won as many leagues as Klopp and been to more UCL finals than Pep over the past decade.

He's the reason Atletico broke up the longstanding duopoly in Spain, basically their version of Fergie and Wenger so he's being paid as such.

lt's also why it's ridiculous to think that he would ever leave the legacy he's built there for a Premier League club. The only places I could see him possibly managing besides Atletico are places near and dear to his heart like Inter, Lazio or back home in Argentina
 
Tenure and leverage. He's the longest serving La Liga coach, and Atletico know he'd have his pick of top clubs if he were to leave.
Also the one manager to bring success to Atletico in a very very long time I believe?
 
Also the one manager to bring success to Atletico in a very very long time I believe?
Yep, like the post above mentions, he essentially broke the Real-Barca stranglehold over the league and had them winning leagues and being a consistent contender in the CL late stages. His football is shite but I doubt the club nor the fans care considering where he's taken them over the last decade or so.
 
Simeone definitely deserves a great salary, he made Atletico relevant again after many years.

Saying that though, I wouldn't want him here.
 
I don’t think it’s hate. People just want us to try something different instead of going down the same old road again. Ten Haag can be a huge failure or another “meh”-experience, but nonetheless he is representing some new thinking and ideas and his ceiling is deemed higher.
If ETH can achieve 70% possession against Liverpool, Man City and Arsenal with players like Lingaard, Rashford, Timhthy Fosu-Mensah, Guillermo Varela, Paddy McNair, Tyler Blackett, Andreas Pereira and Cameron Borthwick-Jackson just like LVG, then I will believe his ceiling is higher and has the "new" thinking and ideas.
 
If ETH can achieve 70% possession against Liverpool, Man City and Arsenal with players like Lingaard, Rashford, Timhthy Fosu-Mensah, Guillermo Varela, Paddy McNair, Tyler Blackett, Andreas Pereira and Cameron Borthwick-Jackson just like LVG, then I will believe his ceiling is higher and has the "new" thinking and ideas.

Never happened anything close to that.
 
2 things i've just discovered about ETH, after reading his wikipedia..

1) Me and him share a birthday
2) Apparently he scored 150 goals in 336 appearances.. as a center back...?! :lol: That cannot be right.

Either way. Sign him.

Noticed that too.

He's got 60 goals in 54 appearances for De Graafschap.

(It's obviously not legit - though how you can feck up that badly is beyond me, perhaps someone has done it on purpose. Either that or they've mixed up his record with another player's).
 
I love how spending 1.3bn in 9 years on transfers, having the highest wage bill on the planet and generally tossing millions down the toilet year after year vastly overpaying everyone at the club translates as being “cheap”.
 
If ETH can achieve 70% possession against Liverpool, Man City and Arsenal with players like Lingaard, Rashford, Timhthy Fosu-Mensah, Guillermo Varela, Paddy McNair, Tyler Blackett, Andreas Pereira and Cameron Borthwick-Jackson just like LVG, then I will believe his ceiling is higher and has the "new" thinking and ideas.

He had 90% possession on average... Also, consumed the opposition with fireballs from his eyes and bolts of lightning from his arse.
 
"He realized PL needs players with power and speed so he bought them" wow really? That's as nothing of a quote as it can get.
This is the actual quote. Has a bit more context to it:
He realised that you can’t play the kind of football he loves without having a couple of physically strong athletes – and so he brought them in. So he’s not a stubborn coach.”
 
Like how psg are wanting us to get pochettino so we’ll have to pay them and it saves them money from paying of poch by sacking him, thought they was meant to be the richest club in the world? Haggling over a manager they obviously want to get rid of but won’t because of money. If we get ten Hag it will probably only be 5m or less compensation for Ajax and we have a good relationship with them. Especially with them having VDS. I hate waiting and wish we’d announce something already. I hope everyone’s not disappointed and we get someone instead of ten Hag.

Ten Hag or Enrique are the only 2 managers we should be looking at and I think there the only 2 that the fans would be happy with. Any one els will be a disappointment and failure.
 

Where is 70% possession stat against top teams that you mentioned?

Not sure why are you posting this btw. He had a great record in his first season against top 6 teams, but even that took a dip in the following season and he couldn't built upon a relatively solid first year.

It is quite obvious why he was more successful against better teams. All other teams were happy to let our CB's pass to each other the whole game and he couldn't find a way to break them if they had 10 players behind the ball playing on the counter.
 
Like how psg are wanting us to get pochettino so we’ll have to pay them and it saves them money from paying of poch by sacking him, thought they was meant to be the richest club in the world? Haggling over a manager they obviously want to get rid of but won’t because of money. If we get ten Hag it will probably only be 5m or less compensation for Ajax and we have a good relationship with them. Especially with them having VDS. I hate waiting and wish we’d announce something already. I hope everyone’s not disappointed and we get someone instead of ten Hag.

Ten Hag or Enrique are the only 2 managers we should be looking at and I think there the only 2 that the fans would be happy with. Any one els will be a disappointment and failure.

I think these poch rumours are completely driven by media and french journalists to create a narrative that united is desperate for appointing poch but in reality nothing happened , not even an informal approach.

Even the story of players, SAF likes poch are BS i believe. Some did this purposely to keep us in bad shape since poch wouldn’t be a success here which’s obvious.

Having said that, there’s too much smoke about ETH and looks like we made an informal offer and some communication happened with his camp. You can sense that by the looks of his responses.

I don’t think poch is a bad manager but the united task is too big for him.
 
Where is 70% possession stat against top teams that you mentioned?

Not sure why are you posting this btw. He had a great record in his first season against top 6 teams, but even that took a dip in the following season and he couldn't built upon a relatively solid first year.

It is quite obvious why he was more successful against better teams. All other teams were happy to let our CB's pass to each other the whole game and he couldn't find a way to break them if they had 10 players behind the ball playing on the counter.
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/32187754

The problem is the quality of players in the team. No one can create chance in that team. There is no KDB, no Odegaard, no Xavi/Iniesta there. Anyway it is history.
 


So.. appoint one then? Like if you don't know who the manager should be after months of having an interim then the club is still as poorly run as we all thought
 
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