yipthatman
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A win is a win but what's with the sloppy passing? It's seriously bad. How is it acceptable at this level?
It's also what he did first when he stepped in for Hasenhüttl at Leipzig.
Especially with the christmas schedule coming up, something he's never managed before.It’s weird how many people are glossing over the reason for us being unable to keep up the pace we set in the first half hour. We played a tough game on Thursday night. With the exact same line-up. No wonder we were leggy. Ralf needs to get to know the squad (which will take time) and start to rotate a bit more. Poor use of the squad was one of Ole’s biggest failings. Hopefully Ralf will do better because we need to share the load better than we are.
I meant the fact you said he was 38.You don't need to decide. That sprint just show how hard working player he is.
Had it been anyone other than Vieira I would have felt sorry for the fecker who expected to play a completely different game.
Good game this.
Great 30 minutes.
Rashford needs some time off.
Bruno needs a head check.
Greenwood needs more game time.
Jadon should play 90 minutes.
VDB should get at least half an hour.
And we need to replace Scott.
Honestly, that's fine. We've been in a complete spiral of doom this season so a hard-earned win against a resolute Palace team in which we kept a cleansheet is more than adequate. Conceding goals has been our undoing so the fact they were completely shutout points towards Rangnick appreciating our defence needs to be the focus. I don't think people are getting carried away, they are optimistic based on what we've just seen. The pressing and shape in the first half was fantastic and will require more time to be consistently implemented.We had 0.89xg at home to Palace.
The first was good in terms of dominance but we really lacked any sort of cutting edge.
I’m encouraged by a lot of things but let’s not get carried away and say that was good as if Fred’s right foot sending one into the top corner is sustainable.
A solid and badly needed win. Was very impressed by the first half.
When you consider that Ragnick has had two days prep, one of which was a recovery day for everyone who played against Arsenal, its impressive that everyone knew what to do when pressing in his 4-2-2-2.
Some credit has to go to the players for being willing to get their heads around it in such a short space of time. Particularly as they won't have had loads of hours on the training pitch rehearsing position play. However, it was obvious second half that they ran out of steam. However, you have to think, with time that should improve.
Very important to get it over the line and keep a clean sheet too. Optimistic about where we can take it from here.
What's wrong with Vieira? I have soft spot for him since his battle with Keano.
Blood doping.Pills ?
A solid and badly needed win. Was very impressed by the first half.
When you consider that Ragnick has had two days prep, one of which was a recovery day for everyone who played against Arsenal, its impressive that everyone knew what to do when pressing in his 4-2-2-2.
Some credit has to go to the players for being willing to get their heads around it in such a short space of time. Particularly as they won't have had loads of hours on the training pitch rehearsing position play. However, it was obvious second half that they ran out of steam. However, you have to think, with time that should improve.
Very important to get it over the line and keep a clean sheet too. Optimistic about where we can take it from here.
Good post and view.
I genuinely think we have a good base squad to work from when you consider the players we are currently missing.
Unsure why people are overly negative. It's very exciting.
Most importantly we looked comfortable throughout and I really like that.
Its strange.
Rangnick himself said pre-match he couldn't just expect the players to become pressing monsters overnight. He specifically brought up the example of Klopp's first season when Liverpool got tonnes of muscle injuries, just because he was trying to switch to a pressing style midseason.
We can't yet expect our players to be able to do what they did first half for 90 minutes. They need time to get used to it. However, its impressive that with basically one training session they managed to execute the gameplan so well for so long. With how Rangnick trains forward play and decision making under pressure, I expect us to get better at capitalising on the moments when we have teams boxed in as time goes by.
I'm pleased by the start we've made and positive about where we might go from here.
Exactly. Barring one set piece Palace didn't get change out of us. Which is a HUGE difference from what we've seen this season, where any team has been able to drive a coach and horses through the middle of us at will.
Average game and a great win. We need to keep pace with Spuds and West Ham, so cannot afford mistakes.
We played well for 30-35 minutes and should have capitalised in that period. Given the time since the last game and the fact basically the same players played (not happy about that), this was as good as it gets.
As long as we keep winning, I expect a gradual improvement over the next month or so.
Its strange.
Rangnick himself said pre-match he couldn't just expect the players to become pressing monsters overnight. He specifically brought up the example of Klopp's first season when Liverpool got tonnes of muscle injuries, just because he was trying to switch to a pressing style midseason.
We can't yet expect our players to be able to do what they did first half for 90 minutes. They need time to get used to it. However, its impressive that with basically one training session they managed to execute the gameplan so well for so long. With how Rangnick trains forward play and decision making under pressure, I expect us to get better at capitalising on the moments when we have teams boxed in as time goes by.
I'm pleased by the start we've made and positive about where we might go from here.
Exactly. Barring one set piece Palace didn't get change out of us. Which is a HUGE difference from what we've seen this season, where any team has been able to drive a coach and horses through the middle of us at will.
McTominay has no place in our starting 11.Who else would you have played in the team out of interest?
It’s weird how many people are glossing over the reason for us being unable to keep up the pace we set in the first half hour. We played a tough game on Thursday night. With the exact same line-up. No wonder we were leggy. Ralf needs to get to know the squad (which will take time) and start to rotate a bit more. Poor use of the squad was one of Ole’s biggest failings. Hopefully Ralf will do better because we need to share the load better than we are.
This is a United forum mate, you just answered your own questionWhat's wrong with Vieira? I have soft spot for him since his battle with Keano.
McTominay has no place in our starting 11.
Given that he's not played for a week, I'd have given Matic 60 minutes and brought on VdB or McT for him. He'd have a whole week to recover for Norwich.
I am also surprised people are surprised Sancho got subbed. He played 90 minutes in three games in 10 days before today.
We've seen how Tuchel and Pep rotate and we need to get all our squad into the same rhythm, so when injuries occur, they're not coming in cold.
I'd have also given Lingard a game as a sub but not sure what's happening there with the transfer situation.
Craig Pawson