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I loved the appointment at the time but the praise and pre-celebrations are getting over the top. Let us first improve and then we can celebrate
Serious question, what will happen with Berrada if/when City get their punishment?
Can it potentially ban Omar in his CEO role here or is it only City as a club that gets points deducted?
Any previous cases on a smaller scale somewhere in Europe?
Need a good manager before we do anything really.I think United should start a rebuild this summer. Rashford, Bruno, Casemiro, Varane, Maguire, McTominay, Antony, Lindeloft should be all sold. We should keep the young players and give Onana and Mount 1 more season to proof themselves. Sign 2 CB, 2 CM, 1 Striker, 1 RB. Next season is a write off, let the team built chemistry and young players with 1 more season under their belt. Mainoo, Garnacho and Hoijund will take us forward, not Rashford or Bruno. Looking forward in 2026......
Need a good manager before we do anything really.
Serious question, what will happen with Berrada if/when City get their punishment?
Can it potentially ban Omar in his CEO role here or is it only City as a club that gets points deducted?
Any previous cases on a smaller scale somewhere in Europe?
THis is more ridiculous fantasy stuff. He came to United as a promising manager, from a small league where he managed the giants. Last year was OK but there were some terrible performances and losses. His signings from the outset were awful and have got worse. This year is the real test and he is utterly lost. To suggest he goes to Bayern or Dortmund after United is laughable. Also, why 'should' he get the rest of the season? If the INEOS deal had gone through earlier I am pretty sure he would be gone by now. He has shown nothing this season to suggest a top level manager, he consistently deliver the worst football I have seen in 40 years of watching United. How low standards have fallen at this clubTen Hag is a good manager. Whether it works out at United is another story but if he leaves United then you can be sure he'll get another very good job and will likely do a very good job.
You're struggling to tell the difference between bad and a bad time. He came to the club a good manager. A sought after manager. He was a good manager last season, it's very easy to find PLENTY of United fans who agreed for most of the year.
He hasn't just become a 'bad' manager. Good managers and good players go through good and bad times. Pretty much like everyone in every field of work really.
Was Klopp a bad manager last season but good the season before and now back to being good again? Did he go to coaching school in the summer and relearn what he'd forgotten or something? When you're so short sighted and reactionary you have to jump around these ridiculous stances.
Our fan base has become one whose support is solely reliant on winning. That's not actual support. Support, much like many human relationships is tested when times are bad, not when times are good. It's dead easy to be a fan of a winning club, you clap like a seel and take credit online for the achievements of others. Well done, you're a real contribution to the institution of Manchester United Football Club.
He's a good manager who should (and most likely will) get the rest of the season to turn things around. If it doesn't work out, he'll go to Bayern or Dortmund or some other European club and will no doubt do well. Not doing well with Manchester United, particularly with how we've been ran and various other mitigating factors does not simply mean you're "bad".
LoadsHas anyone reported what kinda dosh he'll be on at Man United?
We're paying him with the United Way.Has anyone reported what kinda dosh he'll be on at Man United?
Seems we're giving him unlimited Disneyland ticketsHas anyone reported what kinda dosh he'll be on at Man United?
THis is more ridiculous fantasy stuff. He came to United as a promising manager, from a small league where he managed the giants. Last year was OK but there were some terrible performances and losses. His signings from the outset were awful and have got worse. This year is the real test and he is utterly lost. To suggest he goes to Bayern or Dortmund after United is laughable. Also, why 'should' he get the rest of the season? If the INEOS deal had gone through earlier I am pretty sure he would be gone by now. He has shown nothing this season to suggest a top level manager, he consistently deliver the worst football I have seen in 40 years of watching United. How low standards have fallen at this club
THis is more ridiculous fantasy stuff. He came to United as a promising manager, from a small league where he managed the giants. Last year was OK but there were some terrible performances and losses. His signings from the outset were awful and have got worse. This year is the real test and he is utterly lost. To suggest he goes to Bayern or Dortmund after United is laughable. Also, why 'should' he get the rest of the season? If the INEOS deal had gone through earlier I am pretty sure he would be gone by now. He has shown nothing this season to suggest a top level manager, he consistently deliver the worst football I have seen in 40 years of watching United. How low standards have fallen at this club
THis is more ridiculous fantasy stuff. He came to United as a promising manager, from a small league where he managed the giants. Last year was OK but there were some terrible performances and losses. His signings from the outset were awful and have got worse. This year is the real test and he is utterly lost. To suggest he goes to Bayern or Dortmund after United is laughable. Also, why 'should' he get the rest of the season? If the INEOS deal had gone through earlier I am pretty sure he would be gone by now. He has shown nothing this season to suggest a top level manager, he consistently deliver the worst football I have seen in 40 years of watching United. How low standards have fallen at this club
Has anyone reported what kinda dosh he'll be on at Man United?
£115 per hour at least.rumours say that its way over the minimum wage
Most of our managers since SAF retired have on average been replaced in 2 seasons (and rightly).I feel that even more strongly about managers.
Ten Hag is a good manager. Whether it works out at United is another story but if he leaves United then you can be sure he'll get another very good job and will likely do a very good job.
You're struggling to tell the difference between bad and a bad time. He came to the club a good manager. A sought after manager. He was a good manager last season, it's very easy to find PLENTY of United fans who agreed for most of the year.
He hasn't just become a 'bad' manager. Good managers and good players go through good and bad times. Pretty much like everyone in every field of work really.
Was Klopp a bad manager last season but good the season before and now back to being good again? Did he go to coaching school in the summer and relearn what he'd forgotten or something? When you're so short sighted and reactionary you have to jump around these ridiculous stances.
Our fan base has become one whose support is solely reliant on winning. That's not actual support. Support, much like many human relationships is tested when times are bad, not when times are good. It's dead easy to be a fan of a winning club, you clap like a seel and take credit online for the achievements of others. Well done, you're a real contribution to the institution of Manchester United Football Club.
He's a good manager who should (and most likely will) get the rest of the season to turn things around. If it doesn't work out, he'll go to Bayern or Dortmund or some other European club and will no doubt do well. Not doing well with Manchester United, particularly with how we've been ran and various other mitigating factors does not simply mean you're "bad".
You can say that againMost of our managers since SAF retired have on average been replaced in 2 seasons (and rightly).
It is the players who have just stayed well past their due date.
Ten Hag is a good manager. Whether it works out at United is another story but if he leaves United then you can be sure he'll get another very good job and will likely do a very good job.
You're struggling to tell the difference between bad and a bad time. He came to the club a good manager. A sought after manager. He was a good manager last season, it's very easy to find PLENTY of United fans who agreed for most of the year.
He hasn't just become a 'bad' manager. Good managers and good players go through good and bad times. Pretty much like everyone in every field of work really.
Was Klopp a bad manager last season but good the season before and now back to being good again? Did he go to coaching school in the summer and relearn what he'd forgotten or something? When you're so short sighted and reactionary you have to jump around these ridiculous stances.
Our fan base has become one whose support is solely reliant on winning. That's not actual support. Support, much like many human relationships is tested when times are bad, not when times are good. It's dead easy to be a fan of a winning club, you clap like a seel and take credit online for the achievements of others. Well done, you're a real contribution to the institution of Manchester United Football Club.
He's a good manager who should (and most likely will) get the rest of the season to turn things around. If it doesn't work out, he'll go to Bayern or Dortmund or some other European club and will no doubt do well. Not doing well with Manchester United, particularly with how we've been ran and various other mitigating factors does not simply mean you're "bad".
He hasnt done anything that Frank de boer hadnt already achieved in Holland and nobody is touching him now after his stint in a top tier league with Palace.
We do this with every manager post fergie, over hyping them to a level they are not on and none of them have dine anything noteworthy since being sacked by the club and if mourinho couldn't even prove us wrong then ten hag definitely won't outside of managing a side in a minnow league.
He hasnt done anything that Frank de boer hadnt already achieved in Holland and nobody is touching him now after his stint in a top tier league with Palace.
We do this with every manager post fergie, over hyping them to a level they are not on and none of them have dine anything noteworthy since being sacked by the club and if mourinho couldn't even prove us wrong then ten hag definitely won't outside of managing a side in a minnow league.
Serious question, what will happen with Berrada if/when City get their punishment?
Can it potentially ban Omar in his CEO role here or is it only City as a club that gets points deducted?
Any previous cases on a smaller scale somewhere in Europe?
So in short, the clubs faced sanctions, but the staff who left also faced the consequences. If Berrada was implicated he would face punishments. I'm sure the club have done due diligence on the issue.
Exactly.
It's going to be difficult to do it for the next couple of years while a lot of our players are making significantly more than they would anywhere else. But if we get our wage situation under control in that time, it will then start being easier. Getting players with the right mentality will also be important, focusing on players that are hungry and want to play even if it means taking a small paycut.
The longer term plan is to prevent signings on over-inflated wages. It's already started to happen with Martial and Varane's non-renewal on current terms.
Unless there is a world wide wage cap, then it's not going to work.Yep. Obviously it’s doable but will have to be done in like 3/4 windows. Sell the deadwood and replace them with quality hungry players.
Said more in hope than expectation, right?
Presuming he was involved in any arranging of off the book payments, as in he personally sat in meetings and had the autonomy to make those calls knowing full well he had illegal funds to play with then he will get a ban. If he was however working within the restraints the board had set for him and doing things all above board then they won’t even bother with him.Serious question, what will happen with Berrada if/when City get their punishment?
Can it potentially ban Omar in his CEO role here or is it only City as a club that gets points deducted?
Any previous cases on a smaller scale somewhere in Europe?
It’s usually tied to share price.Has anyone reported what kinda dosh he'll be on at Man United?
Why? I'm pretty sure they're more aware of the situation than some dumbass rival supporter trying to score cheap points or a bitter Qatar fanatic who suddenly discovered their moral backbone.
I’d say it comes down to two things:Ye I posted similar, surprised many are just praising this (which is fair enough) but this point is not really being brought up or adressed more.
He has worked for City football group since 2011.
Only similar recent case I can think of is Juve and both Agnelli and Nedved got timed bans, not sure if other`s did.
There are other cases like the match fixing 2005/6 case in Italy where a number of clubs were punished but i`m not sure on the details of directors/ceo`s etc.
Ten Hag is a good manager. Whether it works out at United is another story but if he leaves United then you can be sure he'll get another very good job and will likely do a very good job.
You're struggling to tell the difference between bad and a bad time. He came to the club a good manager. A sought after manager. He was a good manager last season, it's very easy to find PLENTY of United fans who agreed for most of the year.
He hasn't just become a 'bad' manager. Good managers and good players go through good and bad times. Pretty much like everyone in every field of work really.
Was Klopp a bad manager last season but good the season before and now back to being good again? Did he go to coaching school in the summer and relearn what he'd forgotten or something? When you're so short sighted and reactionary you have to jump around these ridiculous stances.
Our fan base has become one whose support is solely reliant on winning. That's not actual support. Support, much like many human relationships is tested when times are bad, not when times are good. It's dead easy to be a fan of a winning club, you clap like a seel and take credit online for the achievements of others. Well done, you're a real contribution to the institution of Manchester United Football Club.
He's a good manager who should (and most likely will) get the rest of the season to turn things around. If it doesn't work out, he'll go to Bayern or Dortmund or some other European club and will no doubt do well. Not doing well with Manchester United, particularly with how we've been ran and various other mitigating factors does not simply mean you're "bad".
Excellent, balanced post.Ten Hag is a good manager. Whether it works out at United is another story but if he leaves United then you can be sure he'll get another very good job and will likely do a very good job.
You're struggling to tell the difference between bad and a bad time. He came to the club a good manager. A sought after manager. He was a good manager last season, it's very easy to find PLENTY of United fans who agreed for most of the year.
He hasn't just become a 'bad' manager. Good managers and good players go through good and bad times. Pretty much like everyone in every field of work really.
Was Klopp a bad manager last season but good the season before and now back to being good again? Did he go to coaching school in the summer and relearn what he'd forgotten or something? When you're so short sighted and reactionary you have to jump around these ridiculous stances.
Our fan base has become one whose support is solely reliant on winning. That's not actual support. Support, much like many human relationships is tested when times are bad, not when times are good. It's dead easy to be a fan of a winning club, you clap like a seel and take credit online for the achievements of others. Well done, you're a real contribution to the institution of Manchester United Football Club.
He's a good manager who should (and most likely will) get the rest of the season to turn things around. If it doesn't work out, he'll go to Bayern or Dortmund or some other European club and will no doubt do well. Not doing well with Manchester United, particularly with how we've been ran and various other mitigating factors does not simply mean you're "bad".
If you apply this logic then Ole was a good manager. Just get him back in. Klopp was a good manager even when he was loosing because he was implementing a style of play that worked all the time and he managed to get good players recruited not donkeys. Put it this way. Lets rate Ten Haag on manager attributes -Ten Hag is a good manager. Whether it works out at United is another story but if he leaves United then you can be sure he'll get another very good job and will likely do a very good job.
You're struggling to tell the difference between bad and a bad time. He came to the club a good manager. A sought after manager. He was a good manager last season, it's very easy to find PLENTY of United fans who agreed for most of the year.
He hasn't just become a 'bad' manager. Good managers and good players go through good and bad times. Pretty much like everyone in every field of work really.
Was Klopp a bad manager last season but good the season before and now back to being good again? Did he go to coaching school in the summer and relearn what he'd forgotten or something? When you're so short sighted and reactionary you have to jump around these ridiculous stances.
Our fan base has become one whose support is solely reliant on winning. That's not actual support. Support, much like many human relationships is tested when times are bad, not when times are good. It's dead easy to be a fan of a winning club, you clap like a seel and take credit online for the achievements of others. Well done, you're a real contribution to the institution of Manchester United Football Club.
He's a good manager who should (and most likely will) get the rest of the season to turn things around. If it doesn't work out, he'll go to Bayern or Dortmund or some other European club and will no doubt do well. Not doing well with Manchester United, particularly with how we've been ran and various other mitigating factors does not simply mean you're "bad".