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So basically he didnt say anythinghe says he doesn't know if he's going to join United but he also hinted at something he couldn't really say
So basically he didnt say anythinghe says he doesn't know if he's going to join United but he also hinted at something he couldn't really say
So he's essentially wumming.he says he doesn't know if he's going to join United but he also hinted at something he couldn't really say. Take that as you will
The greedy a-hole pulled this all the time a few years ago -- insinuating he has inside information to trick people into joining his Patreon group. That guy is such a scumbag.Howson was hinting at something in a video he did about Pochettino this morning. Not about Poch, but about Mitchell being at the game last night, he says he doesn't know if he's going to join United but he also hinted at something he couldn't really say. Take that as you will
Can someone give is the gist of it?
“Competent” is the operative word for United under Rangnick. They are not a high-octane, high-energy pressing unit from minute one to minute 90 in the way RB Leipzig were six or seven years ago, but they are competently executing a number of footballing principles seen in top teams in England and across Europe.
They still retain a brittle confidence in games, with a number of players often abandoning some of Rangnick’s playing principles during difficult moments and reverting to type.
The squad currently lacks a mobile defensive midfielder who can both win the ball and distribute it efficiently, and perhaps lack the physical fitness to carry out all of the pressing and counter-pressing action that Rangnick normally demands from his teams. For all of Ronaldo’s obvious talents he is not well suited to playing as an exit ball in a Rangnick team, and Cavani, who possibly is well suited to the role, cannot be relied upon to play 90min every week.
There will always be a limit as to how Rangnick-like this United team can be. But they are getting better at understanding what their interim coach desires, and how to execute his principles properly.
It's difficult to know exactly how much to read into this when you Southampton and Leeds sandwiching Liverpool and Chelsea, and ahead of City at the top.
It absolutely makes a lot of sense. The top three in regards to similarity (Hasenhüttl, Klopp, Tuchel) were all more or less influenced by Rangnick and Hasenhüttl even managed Leipzig the season before Rangnick did. Seeing those three at the top actually proves how much his philosophy is still followed by them.It's difficult to know exactly how much to read into this when you Southampton and Leeds sandwiching Liverpool and Chelsea, and ahead of City at the top.
Getting very much triggered by this kind of nonsenseIt absolutely makes a lot of sense. The top three in regards to similarity (Hasenhüttl, Klopp, Tuchel) were all more or less influenced by Rangnick and Hasenhüttl even managed Leipzig the season before Rangnick did. Seeing those three at the top actually proves how much his philosophy is still followed by them.
Why is it nonsense? Obviously there is a bit more to it than just "intensity"Getting very much triggered by this kind of nonsense
As if "intensity" was a philosophy invented by Ralf fecking Rangnick in fecking Ulm .. or Hannover?
Struggling to beat shite like Watford and Burnley and yet some people think rival clubs would poach him. There must be something in the water at United. Called it early on, he's Van Gaal reincarnate.
Struggling to beat shite like Watford and Burnley and yet some people think rival clubs would poach him. There must be something in the water at United. Called it early on, he's Van Gaal reincarnate.
Win, lose, or draw - Ralf can feck right off.
Sure someone will find a way to pin this on him. fecking disgraceful forward playWhat did he do wrong today?
It's nonsense because having stats like the ones in question, I'm going to assume it's stuff like number of sprints, pressing actions in the final third etc., doesn't have Ralf Rangnick or his "philosophy" as its origin. Tuchel learned from studying Pep as much as he'd ever have learned from Rangnick. Klopp never learned from Rangnick. Hasenhüttl neither. They just like a similar style, which is why Rangnick hired him.Why is it nonsense? Obviously there is a bit more to it than just "intensity"
What did he do wrong today?
Because our players can't finish?
Sack him now, dropping points galore. Not fit to coach even in the championship.
It is rangnicks fault we are dropping points to dross.
Yep lets crucify the manager for missing open goals and sitters.