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No 6-pack, just 2Pac
That's right. Opposing fans have more attachment due to hating the club. I'm just indifferentIt's strange how I feel almost no attachment to United anymore.
That's right. Opposing fans have more attachment due to hating the club. I'm just indifferentIt's strange how I feel almost no attachment to United anymore.
I guess I’m the only one who’s not too bothered. Yeah I’d like CL footie, who wouldn’t, but you can see the reeducation of the players. Everything about our play, except our finishing and our ability to maintain shape for 90 mins, is vastly improved. We are evolving a style, gaining more control. You really don’t want to do a transition like this mid season, but here we are. I like the direction we are heading in. Feels like we have a real football man in Rangnick.
I appreciate this won’t be a popular opinion, but I’ve seen too many false dawns to get excited by one now. I prefer the slow methodical development. It feels like it has substance to it.
So much going wrong in the goal
And de gea is what you pick up on?
great finish
No keeper is saving it
Glad i stopped watching our games since the last few weeks. I love the team and will always do but Its just frustrating at this point.
It hurts Robbie I'm tellin you, it hurts.Top 4 done, another two hours of my life wasted that I'll never get back.
I'm tired Robbie.
Pogba should be dictating player, tidy is not close to enough.Sancho and Pogba were tidy and the rest were fecking useless!
Rashford plays like a kid on the playground trying tricks for the first time and nothing works, his general play is disgraceful!
The Match of the Day experts said it was low that Hassenhuttl criticized the other team; but interestingly they both said what he said was true and showed:-I wish people wouldn’t quote Hassenhuttl as though he’s some kind of insightful genius. Yes, yes, we’re not fit and we don’t track back. We lose our shape when we concede. I remember him smugly saying AWB is not that comfortable on the ball, and that’s how Hassenhuttl knew they could beat us, which was a bit cnutish.
In this case it can be both.The Match of the Day experts said it was low that Hassenhuttl criticized the other team; but interestingly they both said what he said was true and showed:-
So it might not be polite but they 100% agreed with him and had the clips to show it, and said 'this is on the players not the manager'
- Players not running to make space
- Players not tracking back
- Players, all of them, just standing still.
I thought it was one of their better pieces of analysis.
In this case it can be both.
What I meant the team was not prepared fitness wise for this prolong intensity of high pressing, and high line front foot defending.
Hassenhuttl was honest when he said we were not used to this and after 30 or 40 minutes, our level dropped.
So the players don't make the most of the good period, and make tactical errors... Rangnick is idealist and not having a plan B (understandably for this type of coach), but the issue really lies with previous regime, not preparing the team with tactical foundation, high fitness level, lacking the right personnels because building the squad not with cohesive plan in mind.
I agreed with him as well but what annoyed me was him saying it and then being held up as insightful. It’s blinking obvious. But I agree the MOTD analysis was a good illustration of the problems.The Match of the Day experts said it was low that Hassenhuttl criticized the other team; but interestingly they both said what he said was true and showed:-
So it might not be polite but they 100% agreed with him and had the clips to show it, and said 'this is on the players not the manager'
- Players not running to make space
- Players not tracking back
- Players, all of them, just standing still.
I thought it was one of their better pieces of analysis.
I guess I’m the only one who’s not too bothered. Yeah I’d like CL footie, who wouldn’t, but you can see the reeducation of the players. Everything about our play, except our finishing and our ability to maintain shape for 90 mins, is vastly improved. We are evolving a style, gaining more control. You really don’t want to do a transition like this mid season, but here we are. I like the direction we are heading in. Feels like we have a real football man in Rangnick.
I appreciate this won’t be a popular opinion, but I’ve seen too many false dawns to get excited by one now. I prefer the slow methodical development. It feels like it has substance to it.
Nah, mate. Maguire is absolute trash. You are right, however that Varane is pretty bad, as well and nobody mentions it.Still doesn't mean you leave your man. Just like on Tuesday when Varane left Rodriguez. He was too busy ball watching and ball chasing. But he's not part of the agenda right now so nobody bothers. Bottom line, look at the unbiased stats. Whoscored had Maguire above Varane today. Don't get me wrong. I like Varane and think he's good. I just don't think Maguire is anywhere near as bad as people are making him out to be, and with a little support, I think he could be a lot better. But as a fan base, when a player is lacking confidence rather than trying to lift them, we keep trying to knock them down even further...
Harry Maguire Match Statistics (whoscored.com)
Raphaël Varane Match Statistics (whoscored.com)
Nah, mate. Maguire is absolute trash. You are right, however that Varane is pretty bad, as well and nobody mentions it.
That said, the goal with Southhampton is almost entirely on Rashford. He didn't track back, Dalot had to commit way high up to block the guy Rashford left, and in turn Dalot left his guy free, which ended up being the guy who scored the goal. Questionable play from Dalot but Rashford being a lazy passenger allowed Southhampton to overwhelm our defense and have advantage in numbers.
I guess I’m the only one who’s not too bothered. Yeah I’d like CL footie, who wouldn’t, but you can see the reeducation of the players. Everything about our play, except our finishing and our ability to maintain shape for 90 mins, is vastly improved. We are evolving a style, gaining more control. You really don’t want to do a transition like this mid season, but here we are. I like the direction we are heading in. Feels like we have a real football man in Rangnick.
I appreciate this won’t be a popular opinion, but I’ve seen too many false dawns to get excited by one now. I prefer the slow methodical development. It feels like it has substance to it.
Fully agree on Rashford and Dalot do not have cover, he should have held back and not push forward. And Varane did not cover the inside pass. he should also have tracked backwards.Nah, mate. Maguire is absolute trash. You are right, however that Varane is pretty bad, as well and nobody mentions it.
That said, the goal with Southhampton is almost entirely on Rashford. He didn't track back, Dalot had to commit way high up to block the guy Rashford left, and in turn Dalot left his guy free, which ended up being the guy who scored the goal. Questionable play from Dalot but Rashford being a lazy passenger allowed Southhampton to overwhelm our defense and have advantage in numbers.
We still have a chance for 4th. These are the points from each teams' last 5 matches:
Wol 12
Ars 10
MU 9
WU 7
Tot 6
Chel 6
Granted, we probably played the easier schedule. I doubt Wolves can continue this form and no one is looking very consistent.
We still have a chance for 4th. These are the points from each teams' last 5 matches:
Wol 12
Ars 10
MU 9
WU 7
Tot 6
Chel 6
Granted, we probably played the easier schedule. I doubt Wolves can continue this form and no one is looking very consistent.
Marcus and Jadon looked good.
Those two were an improvement over Ronaldo and Cavani. They were much more dynamic and offered pace as a solution to the moribund and disjointed offensive play. Of course, they, like all other United players, lack the workrate. A little bit of silver lining over a disappointing match and a disappointing season.Go and watch the MOTD analysis, they both get called out for being lazy - with Rashford's laziness costing us a goal and 2 points, but it could just as well have been Sancho.