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Pep and Tuchel lost while Ole won. Will be a period of absolute mourning in this forum for a few days.
Chelsea don't have those structural issues. They hire "head coaches" not "managers". Their recruitment and coaching strategy are separate and the club are designed for 2-3 years cycles of coaching. We on the other hand, just give each manager pretty much full control. Both LvG and Jose pointed to this as issues preventing them from succeeding. Tuchel would, IMO, not have been as successful here as he is at Chelsea.
Nobody said that, keep on inventing myths about myths.
Not complete 11, but each coach brings in a few key players that they like that their predecessor didn't and similarly don't like some that they did. You're picking Chelsea out under Tuchel, but he's pretty much the exception and that was mostly because the squad had been assembled specifically with his strengths with two young German players recently bought. Pep had to have 2 transfer windows to get his players in, Jose sidelined crucial first team players under LvG like Blind, Schneiderlin, and Schweiny. Ole did the same with crucial Jose players like Fellaini, Sanchez, Smalling, Lukaku etc. Lets not pretend that a new manager coming in midseason automatically changes the fortunes for the better.
Any new coach would immediately disassemble this team and want "his" players in. I don't think Ole's up to it, but I do think our structural issues make it almost impossible for a proper coach to succeed. I think this is our ceiling until those issues are fixed.
We've changed our structure since Jose and LVG.
You literally said that new coach will disassemble the team which is absolute bollocks.
No coach disassemble the team they inherit when this team is actually good and doesn't need a rebuild, like our current team. They build on it. Stop inventing myths and try watching some football outside United to know how other clubs work.
We're not other clubs though. LvG was successful at other clubs. So was Jose. This tells me there's something specifically wrong with United that goes deeper than coaching.
Nobody said that, keep on inventing myths about myths.
Not complete 11, but each coach brings in a few key players that they like that their predecessor didn't and similarly don't like some that they did. You're picking Chelsea out under Tuchel, but he's pretty much the exception and that was mostly because the squad had been assembled specifically with his strengths with two young German players recently bought. Pep had to have 2 transfer windows to get his players in, Jose sidelined crucial first team players under LvG like Blind, Schneiderlin, and Schweiny. Ole did the same with crucial Jose players like Fellaini, Sanchez, Smalling, Lukaku etc. Lets not pretend that a new manager coming in midseason automatically changes the fortunes for the better.
Mourinho had a disastrous season at Chelsea before joining us and LVG had a lot of failure in his career prior to United, so yeah, my advice still stand, try and watch some football outside United to know football works.
Pep and Tuchel lost while Ole won. Will be a period of absolute mourning in this forum for a few days.
Dude stop assuming things. Its a cheap tactic.
Dude stop assuming things. Its a cheap tactic.
This not true. Just look around.
Tuchel literally came in midseason and they won the UCL. Zidane in his first 3 seasons as coach won the UCL 3 years in a row. Guardiola won the EPL in his 1st season. Conte won EPL in hist 1st season. Roberto Di Matteo won the UCL in his 1st season as a caretaker.
This UTD squad is set, there are not many changes needed. This idea that with a new manager comes we will need to sell and rebuild from scratch is not true. Team building doesn't work like that. We have seen a host of examples where a new manager wins with minor changes.
UTD need to decide if winning trophies is the number 1 priority or not. The era of one coach staying in a club for 20 + years is over. Now you move on from the manager once the team has stagnated. Which is where we are.
Pep and Tuchel lost while Ole won. Will be a period of absolute mourning in this forum for a few days.
Pep and Tuchel lost while Ole won. Will be a period of absolute mourning in this forum for a few days.
There's no assumption. You point is nonsensical and shows that you don't know how football works. "New manager will disassemble the squad".
We seem to press without having any overarching system. At a particular point in the first half, you could sense the indecision of some players whether to go in for the ball or hold ground. That split second of hesitation will always be a vulnerability.
I mean surely Carrick gets it?
How do we get a balanced team out? We have all these names but their individual talents are massively offset by the tactical flaws they create.
Ronaldo scores but means playing with 10.5 men most of the game. Greenwood and Sancho don't work both ways. Pogba and Bruno have no positional discipline. MCFred both want to chase the ball and not sit.
Chaos upon chaos.
We should test 5 at the back, as a collective we are just as bad at defending as we are attacking. We have been conceding way too many chances this season despite adding Varane, teams with more quality will punish us in coming weeks.
With one extra CB at the back, we can step away from duo of McTominay and Fred, give vDB a go.
DDG
Varane-Maguire-Lindelof
AWB-Matic/McTominay-VDB-Shaw
Bruno
Ronaldo Greenwood/Cavani
Can't be serious...I didn't watched Chelsea's game but City were really good they deserved better.Pep and Tuchel lost while Ole won. Will be a period of absolute mourning in this forum for a few days.
This thread is gold. When We loose; Ole is shit. When We win; shit game. Got lucky. Ole out, patterns of play etc.
Chelsea, Barca, City and Real lost. This cup is hard to win. Get real and get behind the team.
We should make it clear to any new coach that completely disassembling the team is not an option. This squad doesn't need major surgery at all.Any new coach would immediately disassemble this team and want "his" players in. I don't think Ole's up to it, but I do think our structural issues make it almost impossible for a proper coach to succeed. I think this is our ceiling until those issues are fixed.
This thread is gold. When We loose; Ole is shit. When We win; shit game. Got lucky. Ole out, patterns of play etc.
Chelsea, Barca, City and Real lost. This cup is hard to win. Get real and get behind the team.
Does dissaemble mean to you that every single player will be sold? It just means that he''ll need a couple of crucial players and will want a couple of windows before he can be fairly judged. Say we sack Ole today. And we get in someone new and they fail to win anything. What doing we do then but just say "hey he's not had any transfers yet" and back we are to the cycle.
Tbf our performance level hasn't even been that, but we have better individuals than pretty much anyone in the league so we are top 4.The same is true on the reverse side too though. When we lose, people get accused of jumping on the manager. When we win, people are spoiled and miserable for complaining.
Meanwhile while all the bickering is going on, the same top-four-but-not-title-challenging standard of performances remains the same.
I mostly agree with you. Except that Pep finished 4th his first EPL season.
The club needs to be restructured so that our manager position becomes more modular and we can plug and play with the latest "in vogue" tactical coach like other clubs do. I just don't think it is, and I'm not sure that we're trying to be.
That doesn't sound like punishment, considering he already doesn't play for us.If he threw that at the manager then he should be off to the reserves and never play for us again
I don’t know what it going on with our forward line. Why was Pogba and Bruno so high up the pitch and why does no one come and offer any link up play when we go wide when it seems to be our only game plan.
The Pogba and Bruno high mine must be an instruction from Ole, it can’t be a coincidence that they both do it. I cannot figure out what we benefit from it.. how are we supposed to get the ball to them when they’re stood behind a line of 4 players and stood near the opposition centre backs? Very strange tactic.
The squad right now is pretty flexible tactically. I think Zidane could coach this team with no or 1 or 2 personnel changes. In terms of the hierarchy above the coach. That's pretty straight forward. Replace John Murtough and Fletcher with experienced technical and sporting directors who know football outside the EPL. We need people in charge who can analyze the game and have an idea where the game is going. Neither the two can.
UTD with their resources can go as is and comfortably make top 4. But to win, we need to adapt to how the game is now. And we can start with replacing Ole with someone better
Not this shit again. You do know it's a completely stupid myth to even suggest that ?Any new coach would immediately disassemble this team and want "his" players in. I don't think Ole's up to it, but I do think our structural issues make it almost impossible for a proper coach to succeed. I think this is our ceiling until those issues are fixed.