CasaStreets
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Not a priority
It's doubtful but we'll never knowDon’t you have anything smarter to say?
All keepers make howlers and have good games where they win points on their own.
The problem with Onana is his average level - his overall technique is really poor. I just can't see this being improved - I think there are big fundamental issues.
I'm certain he won't last that long before we move on.
I suspect he will be around for a few more years given that we just broke the bank on a keeper less than 12 months ago.
This is where i'm at. Not really convinced but he seems to have gotten past the nervy period for the most part.Not a priority
Got rid of De Gea, bought Onana, then went on to play the same football that is suited to De Gea, and not suited to Onana.
Another stroke of genius by the manager.
Got rid of De Gea, bought Onana, then went on to play the same football that is suited to De Gea, and not suited to Onana.
Another stroke of genius by the manager.
And in the process conceded 15 more goals and dropped us from 3rd to 8th.
A lot of factors dropped us from 3rd to 8th that aren’t on Onana.
Eh? So its Onana's fault?The point being, ETH's punt on Onana didn't result in improving us one bit. Therefore he could've just as easily kept De Gea and invested the money elsewhere.
Eh? So its Onana's fault?
Its unbelievable that there are some that think we should have stuck with this guy
Agree. Not saying Onana is the answer but christ its def not solely on him.It’s Ten Hag’s fault. He made conscious choices to buy specific players and the results and table position speak for themselves.
Eh? So its Onana's fault?
We would be bottom half and not in a cup final if de Gea were our keeper this year. How anyone can watch de Gea from 2018 onwards and determine he is a Top 5 league starting goalkeeper is beyond me.
So how did Inter get to the final?Hes the same player he was at every other club he has been at.
It is not good enough. But it is ten hag and the idiots that sanctioned paying 50+ million for a man who moved on a free 18 months previously who were at fault.
Everyone involved in that transfer, and the antony one, should be out of the club. All of them.
NOW you know how it feels when people want to give ETH or Onana another year.We would be bottom half and not in a cup final if de Gea were our keeper this year. How anyone can watch de Gea from 2018 onwards and determine he is a Top 5 league starting goalkeeper is beyond me.
He made conscious choices to ask for certain players and the idiots who used to make key decisions at our club (thankfully sacked or not involved any longer) allowed it. And even managed to run the prices UP which is some negotiation skills.It’s Ten Hag’s fault. He made conscious choices to buy specific players and the results and table position speak for themselves.
We were right to let De Gea go. Should have done it a lot sooner.The point being, ETH's punt on Onana didn't result in improving us one bit. Therefore he could've just as easily kept De Gea and invested the money elsewhere.
He made conscious choices to ask for certain players and the idiots who used to make key decisions at our club (thankfully sacked or not involved any longer) allowed it. And even managed to run the prices UP which is some negotiation skills.
I don't think a GK is a priority this summer. Sure Onana has had some real howlers and he was a factor in our embarrassing CL performance but since the turn of the year he's largely been consistently decent to very good and you can see the confidence in his play now.
He'll probably have a stinker in the cup final now.
In fairness fans have the benefit of hindsight when it comes to opinions on signings.True, but ultimately, its the manager who wants certain players. No one forced the likes of Arnold or anyone else to spend £166m on three players who haven't improved us.
NOW you know how it feels when people want to give ETH or Onana another year.
In a badly run club it is… weTrue, but ultimately, its the manager who wants certain players. No one forced the likes of Arnold or anyone else to spend £166m on three players who haven't improved us.
I think with signings, how you start dictates fans view thereafter. Doesnt help when you take over a club legend especially how it happened.Agreed. Even with a new manager, there's no way the club will sanction another #1 keeper after having paid nearly £50m on one last summer. Unless Onana continues on his early season form, I can't see him going anywhere.
In fairness fans have the benefit of hindsight when it comes to opinions on signings.
Agree.That's why we hire managers at £9m / year to make the right decisions on behalf of the club. The owners and executives have been notoriously bad, but more should be expected from the managers we hire.
I think with signings, how you start dictates fans view thereafter. Doesnt help when you take over a club legend especially how it happened.
I think hes generally been ok in an horrendous season in general. Whilst he might not be good enough, no utd keeper has had a worse defence in front of them....
I'm resigned to giving him at least another year based on numerous other factors, but I'm still worried about his weaknesses, which were exposed this season. If he was a free signing it would be a different story, but he cost one third of our budget. That money could've been spent elsewhere.But Onana, errors in the CL and all, has been observably positive during the league campaign. Considering his first year in a difficult position, he probably deserves another year. Just.
EtH has gone backwards, as did de Gea over a much longer period so the two aren't really the same thing.