I believe in Portugal. I know this has no logic but believe me they turn things around.
Watching Sporting get demolished last night has made me even more confident about him. They fell apart without him.
Then again so did Ajax after Ten Hag I suppose...
Watching Sporting get demolished last night has made me even more confident about him. They fell apart without him.
Then again so did Ajax after Ten Hag I suppose...
Or you know the signings were made because those above ETH also agreed about signing those players? They are the ultimate decision makers and they could have easily stopped the deals if it didn't make sense for them as well.Keeping ETH over the summer and giving him 200M looks more and more bad every passing day.
Spineless decision.
So are we already writing off Mazraoui, De Ligt, Ugarte, Yoro and Zirkzee? Amorim can't improve them? Quick change the head coach then cause we've got another who can't get the best out of the players.No one will ever convince me that decision made sense. I'm yet to see an argument even remotely good. Still its been done to death thousands of times.
There is a difference between useless and fits the style of the coach. Why do you think Bayern got rid of Mazraoui and De Ligt and PSG Ugarte? Thats right. Didnt fit the coaches/managers system. Not that they were bad players. Only Man Utd persist with fitting in players to systems they dont suit.Or you know the signings were made because those above ETH also agreed about signing those players? They are the ultimate decision makers and they could have easily stopped the deals if it didn't make sense for them as well.
"Giving him".
So are we already writing off Mazraoui, De Ligt, Ugarte, Yoro and Zirkzee? Amorim can't improve them? Quick change the head coach then cause we've got another who can't get the best out of the players.
Or do you they are so useless and it was purely down to luck that Mazraoui and De Ligt ended up playing for Bayern, Ugarte for PSG and Yoro and Zirkzee being key players for their teams which qualified for CL?
Its not about whether we have bought good/bad players. Its about having a squad that fits the style of play of the manager. There's no point having great inverting fullbacks like Dalot/Mazraoui, when the new managers needs wingbacks. Or how among all our 6 CBs, arguably only 2 of them fits the new managers style of play. Or getting a 9.5, or having wingers like Rashford/Garnacho when we need inside forwards. Our squad is simply not built for Amorim ball(yet), and that's okay. What's not okay is we wasted the summer, when we could have shaped our squad to his style, and got a proper preseason in.Or you know the signings were made because those above ETH also agreed about signing those players? They are the ultimate decision makers and they could have easily stopped the deals if it didn't make sense for them as well.
"Giving him".
So are we already writing off Mazraoui, De Ligt, Ugarte, Yoro and Zirkzee? Amorim can't improve them? Quick change the head coach then cause we've got another who can't get the best out of the players.
Or do you they are so useless and it was purely down to luck that Mazraoui and De Ligt ended up playing for Bayern, Ugarte for PSG and Yoro and Zirkzee being key players for their teams which qualified for CL?
Injuries(Mazraoui) and high salary(De Ligt)? People are just being silly if they think we signed these players because of ETH and those above him didn't consider the fact ETH won't be around come the end of the season.Whilst
There is a difference between useless and fits the style of the coach. Why do you think Bayern got rid of Mazraoui and De Ligt and PSG Ugarte? Thats right. Didnt fit the coaches/managers system. Not that they were bad players. Only Man Utd persist with fitting in players to systems they dont suit.
Its not about whether we have bought good/bad players. Its about having a squad that fits the style of play of the manager. There's no point having great inverting fullbacks like Dalot/Mazraoui, when the new managers needs wingbacks. Or how among all our 6 CBs, arguably only 2 of them fits the new managers style of play. Or getting a 9.5, or having wingers like Rashford/Garnacho when we need inside forwards. Our squad is simply not built for Amorim ball(yet), and that's okay. What's not okay is we wasted the summer, when we could have shaped our squad to his style, and got a proper preseason in.
Thank you for saving me some time. Too many of the posters have written off our squad and think that we spunked a load on "ETH signings".Want want want is what this post is.
Firstly, Mazroui can play anywhere.. so I am not sure why you think he is an inverting player. Secondly, Dalot in his loan spell played RWB at Milan.
Finally, we did not sign Rashford/ Garnacho and Zikzee is a 9.5 who needs time to adapt.
Out of the 6 CB's 2 fit his stye? De Ligt is a good ball playing CB for the CCB role, Yoro is a good CB for the RCB role, Licha is okay for LCB..
Finally, I dont know how many times it has to be said that Amorim wanted to stay an extra season at Sporting is the first point. On top of that, we didn't even have our structure sorted until mid July when pre season had already started.
This is not football manager.
You’ve managed to take a whole lot from the tiny thing I said which was all to do with sticking with Ten Hag, nothing to do with who was signed.Or you know the signings were made because those above ETH also agreed about signing those players? They are the ultimate decision makers and they could have easily stopped the deals if it didn't make sense for them as well.
"Giving him".
So are we already writing off Mazraoui, De Ligt, Ugarte, Yoro and Zirkzee? Amorim can't improve them? Quick change the head coach then cause we've got another who can't get the best out of the players.
Or do you they are so useless and it was purely down to luck that Mazraoui and De Ligt ended up playing for Bayern, Ugarte for PSG and Yoro and Zirkzee being key players for their teams which qualified for CL?
You’ve managed to take a whole lot from the tiny thing I said which was all to do with sticking with Ten Hag, nothing to do with who was signed.
Ajax lost like 5 starting players the summer ETH left, this is the same Sporting Amorim had.Watching Sporting get demolished last night has made me even more confident about him. They fell apart without him.
Then again so did Ajax after Ten Hag I suppose...
Huh are you alright? You can patronize me all you like but I don’t know why you think you’re in a position to talk down to me. I wanted Ten Hag gone in the summer, that’s the long and short of it, nothing more.Its because you didn't understand how it all works.
You responded to a post saying ETH was kept and given another 200m to waste this summer. Probably should have clarified it better than your issue with the decision was with keeping ETH and not regarding the transfers.You’ve managed to take a whole lot from the tiny thing I said which was all to do with sticking with Ten Hag, nothing to do with who was signed.
Already did that fella, and you’re still rattling on. Nothing more to say xxYou responded to a post saying ETH was kept and given another 200m to waste this summer. Probably should have clarified it better than your issue with the decision was with keeping ETH and not regarding the transfers.
Huh are you alright? You can patronize me all you like but I don’t know why you think you’re in a position to talk down to me. I wanted Ten Hag gone in the summer, that’s the long and short of it, nothing more.
you are right , this has no logicI believe in Portugal. I know this has no logic but believe me they turn things around.
Smart man.
Took one game for him to realise Rashford isn't a striker. Gives me hope he sees things so clearly so quickly. Hope he's quick enough to change it if it isn't working for too long.
Not sure why you think I'm rattling when all I'm saying is my initial response wouldn't be here if your post had more clarity in the first place. It was a misunderstanding because of your post. But sure, you do you.Already did that fella, and you’re still rattling on. Nothing more to say xx
Ineos bought good players: they are all technically more proficient than the players we have, and physical. The only one I have doubts about is Zirkzee, who may be too slow for the PL. Time will tell.Or you know the signings were made because those above ETH also agreed about signing those players? They are the ultimate decision makers and they could have easily stopped the deals if it didn't make sense for them as well.
"Giving him".
So are we already writing off Mazraoui, De Ligt, Ugarte, Yoro and Zirkzee? Amorim can't improve them? Quick change the head coach then cause we've got another who can't get the best out of the players.
Or do you they are so useless and it was purely down to luck that Mazraoui and De Ligt ended up playing for Bayern, Ugarte for PSG and Yoro and Zirkzee being key players for their teams which qualified for CL?
Yea, I'm hopeful for now. He knows the issues already so his job is to now address them. If he persists with something that is clearly not working for a long time then I'll lose faith in him.I am pretty sure Eth also realised some of the things pretty quickly (I mean if it's evident for random blokes in front of a screen...) however he was stubborn as a donkey before a bridge...
Smart man.
Took one game for him to realise Rashford isn't a striker. Gives me hope he sees things so clearly so quickly. Hope he's quick enough to change it if it isn't working for too long.
Shut up Ruben. Sancho fans will come out of the closet and spin it as an insult to the player.
Not sure what you mean here, but he is not going to change his basic system (philosophy) for short term results, he said this very clearly.Ruben is a realist. A results oriented philosophy coach. I think that's a dream combo.
Kind of.Ajax lost like 5 starting players the summer ETH left, this is the same Sporting Amorim had.
I genuinely believe some of our players think by default of being a Man United player they have made it. They are contented being superstars with big paychecks and winning is just secondary to them. The hunger and desire to win and keep winning is desperately lacking. Ruben is right. We need people like Roy Keane so much in the dressing room.Certain posters on this site deserve the shite we have been served the last 10 years, imagine hiring a young up and coming manager who has thrived with a certain style and then after 2 training sessions and 1 game people are saying he should abandon the style that got him hired for a style that suits the players that have served up a 8th and currently 12th place finish in the league. HE doesn't need to adapt to anyone, THEY need to adapt to him.
Not even sure it's just "our fans"....i think it's just that a fair share of humans are just genuinely thick.Our fans are genuinely thick.
wotI believe in Portugal. I know this has no logic but believe me they turn things around.
We're probably no thicker than other fan bases on proportion but our thickos are more magnified. Giving everyone a voice within a very large fanbase is a terrible idea.Not even sure it's just "our fans"....i think it's just that a fair share of humans are just genuinely thick.
Thank you for being objective. I didn't felt there was much difference in the general performance between both the games. As you said, fortune was on your side against City.Kind of.
1st of all, both games weren't that different in the 1st half. What changed was arsenal scored on the chances they had while city didn't. We could have been 3-0 down at half time with city as well, but not only didn't they score more, they let Gyökeres loose twice, which he capitalized once.
Again, like against city, we started the 2nd half strong. We scored once, had a few more chances, but didn't score again. And again, like in the city game, they got a penalty. Haaland missed, Saka didn't. That 4th goal killed any potential comeback.
Lastly, I don't want to crap on our players, but Pedro "Pote" Gonçalves was a very important piece of our win against city. Yesterday we played with Marcus Edwards, who's very inconsistent and had a real stinker.
All this to say that yes, Amorim leaving at this time was a blow, and yes, the new manager is still getting his bearings on the massive job he has ahead, but both games were very similar, we just didn't have fortune on our side yesterday like we did 3 weeks ago.
Lastly, it's interesting seeing those interactions in training. They did that A LOT here, with players getting "punished" by running the gauntlet when they break the rules.
Yeah, I'd say due to the sheer size of our fanbase, we're probably one of the few clubs who'd veer closer to the societal mean in this metric (whatever that mean would be). Alas, even after just 1 away game & after 2 training sessions, plus a change in formation plus limited squad selection options....it's still extremely fascinating to see/read some opinions/reactions based on just that 1 game...We're probably no thicker than other fan bases on proportion but our thickos are more magnified. Giving everyone a voice within a very large fanbase is a terrible idea.
Absolutely.Thank you for being objective. I didn't felt there was much difference in the general performance between both the games. As you said, fortune was on your side against City.
Hold the press. Sancho still has fans? Who? And why?