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Genuinely intrigued. Can't see anything other than being completely destroyed.I still think we'll be played off the park when we start playing the stronger teams, but we'll see
Genuinely intrigued. Can't see anything other than being completely destroyed.I still think we'll be played off the park when we start playing the stronger teams, but we'll see
We have terrible owners, a terrible board, a nobody manager who has no authority due to his deal and a pathetic captain.
Is it any wonder we are crap?
Season is over and the next one's won't be any better. The owners and board are the reason for this mess. They won't fix it. They will just create more.
Failure to get results is not a valid point of comparison. I've seen next to nothing of the gegenpressing style, might be that the players arent fit enough, or willing to work hard enough.
Maguire is beyond awful, he really is. He was costing us under Ole and will continue to do so. I assume Ralf is free to pick Varane and Lindelof and so any failure to do that moving forward is on him.
I'll reserve judgement for teams that should be giving us a game on paper. In the meantime we're dropping points when we're expected to win.It doesn't necessarily have to be gegenpressing, though. The fact that Rangnick has made us better defensively and better at creating chances in a more structured way is already an improvement.
It doesn't necessarily have to be gegenpressing, though. The fact that Rangnick has made us better defensively and better at creating chances in a more structured way is already an improvement.
Do you remember that we lost 5-0 to Liverpool and 4-1 to Watford right before he was sacked?How much better defensively has he made us?
And then these same people will lecture you about kneejerking. Delicious irony.Do you remember that we lost 5-0 to Liverpool and 4-1 to Watford right before he was sacked?
I'll reserve judgement for teams that should be giving us a game on paper. In the meantime we're dropping points when we're expected to win.
How much better defensively has he made us?
Weird rant.
Do you remember that we lost 5-0 to Liverpool and 4-1 to Watford right before he was sacked?
Our goalie got premier league player of the month, that's hardly a ringing endorsement of our defense.It doesn't necessarily have to be gegenpressing, though. The fact that Rangnick has made us better defensively and better at creating chances in a more structured way is already an improvement.
That was without looking at the performances, which is what you're doingBy comparing to Klopp? Manny compared ole to Klopp to Ole for years tbf, saying it would take 3 seasons etc.
Giving him the benefit for now. Let's see if the goals can come. I really cant look beyond the refereeing decisions tonight either. Watched them back and neither should have been disallowed. It was criminal.Sure, fair enough. I'm taking the glass half-full position on him and I know others may feel different.
Under Ole we conceded 30 in 17 games (1.8 goals per game). Under Ralf 9 in 12 (0.75 goals per game). You can argue that under Ole we faced better opposition, but we also conceded 4 vs Watfold and Leicester, 2 vs Atalanta (twice) and 2 vs Young Boys. The difference is a bit too much to be explained by the quality of opposition imo, but yes, we will be able to judge a lot better after the end of the season.Yes, but that's hardly much of a point is it? what you need to look at is the teams we've played against before/after, the chances they create on average, chances against them on average, goals they've scored on average etc and compare it with how they performed against us, did they create less or more than they do on average etc. In general, since Ralph took over, we've played worse teams but they're still creating more than they usually do. People need to dig slightly deeper, it's like being back to people believing our defense was solid when we finished second under Mourinho
I saw a weak mental performance today when things didnt go our way. Chances galore but we should have been bouyed by that, not completely folded when they equalised.That was without looking at the performances, which is what you're doing
Giving him the benefit for now. Let's see if the goals can come. I really cant look beyond the refereeing decisions tonight either. Watched them back and neither should have been disallowed. It was criminal.
Varane's disallowed goal I could sort of see where the ref was coming from at a push, but the own goal was beyond farce. No pitch side screen check, either.
Second one stunk of corruption. It's made this draw all the more difficult to take.Varane's disallowed goal I could sort of see where the ref was coming from at a push, but the own goal was beyond farce. No pitch side screen check, either.
Second one stunk of corruption. It's made this draw all the more difficult to take.
City or Liverpool and not even a sniff that either gets reviewed. We are against the officials this season.If i were ralf i would be going public with my dissatisfaction of that decision. If it were city it would have been given.
Care to explain why? What is it that is so good about the Glazers, our board, the interim manager and Maguire I'm missing?
Struggling to find any positives right now.
Under Ole we conceded 30 in 17 games (1.8 goals per game). Under Ralf 9 in 12 (0.75 goals per game). You can argue that under Ole we faced better opposition, but we also conceded 4 vs Watfold and Leicester, 2 vs Atalanta (twice) and 2 vs Young Boys. The difference is a bit too much to be explained by the quality of opposition imo, but yes, we will be able to judge a lot better after the end of the season.
I know it’s an unpopular opinion in here, but RR looks majorly out of his depth to me.
Totally with you on this. People seem to have quickly forgotten just how awful we were under Ole, particularly towards the end. We are already significantly better in every area of the team and if not for a stupidly lucky handled goal against us for Middlesbrough and tonight's extremely soft decisions to rule out the 2nd and 3rd we'd be feeling pretty darn good at the moment.Great post.
'Majorly out of his depth' just doesn't ring true at all for me. Look at his record so far and look at how improved the performances have been of late.I know it’s an unpopular opinion in here, but RR looks majorly out of his depth to me.
The complete opposite. He has transformative coached a cohesive team and he’s truly looking shocked at how such a talented group of players can continue to play like RashfordI know it’s an unpopular opinion in here, but RR looks majorly out of his depth to me.
If you can’t see the progress we’ve made since he took over then I think you’re either not looking hard enough or just wilfully ignorant.
We’ve won four of our eight league games under him. Six of those games have been against teams in the bottom eight. We’ve scored a grand total of thirteen goals in those games. Throw in an FA Cup exit to a Champiomship team and I’m struggling to see him having a good record so far.'Majorly out of his depth' just doesn't ring true at all for me. Look at his record so far and look at how improved the performances have been of late.