But results?
This season is worse than the season Ole got sacked, right? So he’s way past hitting Ole’s level of bad.
Thanks - so not exactly worse.. YET. Alarming though. Stackable form is hereIn the league won 6, drew 3 and lost 4 in the lead up to his sacking, which happened to be in November
We scored way more goals I remember that (3 past Spurs, 4 past Leicester, 4 past Newcastle, 3 past Atalanta) it was Liverpool 5-0 and Watford 4-1 that finished Ole, and the performances were generally poor.
It is bad compared to Rangnick. We only lost twice at home under Rangnick. We’ve lost five times already now. We only lost six times at home the whole of the Solskjaer-Rangnick season. New depths.This season is worse than the season Ole got sacked, right? So he’s way past hitting Ole’s level of bad.
I think it was Leicester who put 4 past us
Is it? In PL terms and Europe too? Genuinely curious how his first 10 were there, I forgot.
Less than ideal.Ole lost 5 of opening 12 league games before his dismissal. He won 3 drew 1 and lost 1 of the CL group. Lost in first league cup game 0-1 to West Ham.
So he lost less, got us through the CL group (which ETH could still mathematically do of course) He had a 1.61 goals per game scored, 1.72 conceded whilst Erik has 1.33 for 1.73 against.
Ole P18 W8 D3 L7 F29 A31
EtH P15 W7 D0 L8 F20 A26
Both incredibly shit but Ole wasn’t as bad as now and overall actually he had a lot better loss ratio than ten Hag as did LvG and Jose.
Less than ideal.
Ten Hag will need to win his next 3 (and make a notable turn on a performance side of things) in order to stabilise sentiment and results. I'd say win more but I think there's an international break post Luton.
That's fine. But lets see if it happens I guess. Might do, might not, I genuinely have no idea at this stage.Imho we will lose the next two games.
Newcastle's 3-0 EFL Cup win was their biggest away success over Manchester United in 93 years. It condemned the Reds to their eighth defeat in 15 matches, their worst start to a season since 1962-63.
Feels as much like a ball progression/chance creation issue as a goalscoring issue. We aren't creating all that much.Here’s one for you, this season Antony Martial is our most effective striker with a goal or assist every 183 minutes, or 1 in 2 matches played, Bruno 5 in 1106 minutes, Rashford 4 in 1031 minutes, Garnaucho 1 in 449 minutes, Mount 1 in 560 minutes, Pelistri 0 in 255 minutes and Antony 0 in 565 minutes.
ETH has basically coached the most ineffective attacking unit ever witnessed by united fans in the first 15 matches this season and lost 53% of the matches played.
Our only goal threats are Casemiero whose now injured and Scott Mctominay both listed on transfer market as CDM’s, and both have a better goal Involvement per minute than any of our attacking players.
Who’s actually micro managing these players, who’s setting them targets and trying to improve them game by game?
Benny McCarthy, do me a favour, this guy is just happy he’s got a job, yet again worst in class in every facet of the club.
Feels as much like a ball progression/chance creation issue as a goalscoring issue. We aren't creating all that much.
Then why are Casemiro and Mctominay our top scorers, they are taking their limited chances whilst our strikers are missing multiple opportunities, how many shots has Antony had this season he averages 4.3 per game 88 shots 28 on target wow that’s last season where he scored 4 PL goals this season he won’t score 2Feels as much like a ball progression/chance creation issue as a goalscoring issue. We aren't creating all that much.
I present last seasons Antony stats and you wonder why Sancho is mad ?As well as not scoring though Antony, Rashford and Fernandes are supposed to be creating but they aren’t. Antony with his cut inside and miss by miles it wouldn’t matter that much if we progressed the ball better.
Commentator just mentioned us not losing when we've led at half time in the Premier League since 2014
Casemiro and McTominay's returns aren't sustainable. It's just positive variance in a small sample size on their behalf.Then why are Casemiro and Mctominay our top scorers, they are taking their limited chances whilst our strikers are missing multiple opportunities,
Casemiro and McTominay's returns aren't sustainable. It's just positive variance in a small sample size on their behalf.
We've scored 11 goals in the league from 15.00 xG exactly. That isn't great and shows our finishing has been letting us down a bit. That said, even if we scored exactly 15 goals and matched our xG, our xG is still only 12th in the PL so far this season. If we want to score more goals, the more sustainable route to that is creating more chances rather than hoping we are clinical.
Then why are Casemiro and Mctominay our top scorers, they are taking their limited chances whilst our strikers are missing multiple opportunities, how many shots has Antony had this season he averages 4.3 per game 88 shots 28 on target wow that’s last season where he scored 4 PL goals this season he won’t score 2
https://www.premierleague.com/players/75381/Antony/stats
Get rid, I called this last year and said he’s not in the top 15 left footed right wingers in the EPL and championship, I’d rather have Almeron, Brian Mbeumo or Solly March than this clown, Sancho’s a spoilt twat but he’s right about ETH favouritism for the worst united sighing in living memory, this guy makes Di Maria look like an above average signing !
I present last seasons Antony stats and you wonder why Sancho is mad ?
https://www.premierleague.com/players/75381/Antony/stats
Erik ten Hag has broken another record as a Manchester United manager despite the tough start to the season at Old Trafford.
The last-gasp win over Fulham keeps Manchester United in touch with the top five and the former Ajax boss has broken a record after the victory.
The win in West London makes it Erik ten Hag’s 50th for the Red Devils which is the joint quickest time it has taken a United manager to reach that figure alongside Ernest Mangnall, manager in 1908.
Erik ten Hag has broken another record as a Manchester United manager despite the tough start to the season at Old Trafford.
The last-gasp win over Fulham keeps Manchester United in touch with the top five and the former Ajax boss has broken a record after the victory.
The win in West London makes it Erik ten Hag’s 50th for the Red Devils which is the joint quickest time it has taken a United manager to reach that figure alongside Ernest Mangnall, manager in 1908.
Because there are no positive ones. Lets be honest. We are awful.I think this is moreso one of those venting threads were people only want negative records.
Because there are no positive ones. Lets be honest. We are awful.
Because there are no positive ones. Lets be honest. We are awful.
Here's a pretty positive one: Ten Hag has the highest win rate of any permanent Manchester United manager in history (yes, including Alex Ferguson).
Mainly because we never fecking draw, of course, but that's still a pretty unbelievable stat.
It is helped by the fact we had an easy group in EL last year and also easy League Cup and FA Cup draws.
FA Cup: Everton, Reading, West Ham, Fulham all at home, Brighton in semis
League Cup: Villa, Burnley, Charlton all at home, Nottingham in semis
Europa League: Zorya, Omonia in groups, only Sociedad being real challenge
Draw one of the top 4 in FA Cup / League Cup early and we wouldn't have the other 3-4 wins.
Last season was OK.Was it helped that he had to play Weghorst as his first striker because Martial is a sick note and Ronaldo went on tv and completely undermined him?
Last year, he took over a sh*tshow, let’s not pretend he took over a smooth running machine and did the bear minimum. It was impressive under the circumstances.
There’s alot of things wrong at United and ETH has to take some responsibility as he has made mistakes. But some of you act as though every single thing is his fault and there’s only negatives which is objectively untrue.
70 % support.