Soccer The Manchester United SUPER Thread

[trent_solotar7]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1698417915429531942

he just hasn’t played good enough, it’s his own fault. he’s acting like that doggies player who spat the dumby.

 

[chemdog]

Honestly im praying that we see a similar jump that you guys had after sticking with Arteta.

give it one more season once u are able to bin the rejects in the club and build up the squad like we have over the last few years

 

[chemdog]

he just hasn’t played good enough, it’s his own fault. he’s acting like that doggies player who spat the dumby.
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still a better option to have on the bench though

 

[B-Train]

Not rubbing in the win, but why did you guys steal Newcastle jerseys for our game?

I thought the same thing. Bizarre seeing United in a strip like that. What the fuck were they thinking. Next year they'll have a sky blue away jersey.

 

[KLil]

VAR rigging games again.. sport is dead tbh.

 

[CrittaMagic69]

Hehe

 

[chemdog]

VAR rigging games again.. sport is dead tbh.

well use got saved from var as well with the penalty decision so it could of been 2-2 without var

 

[Bulldog_4_Life]

On the Sancho situation, I think the way Sancho has handled it is all wrong. ETH only said "Jadon was not at his performance at training and not selected", and the went on to say at Man United each player has to train at their best. He shouldnt have said anything, but if he really wanted to, he should've just copped it on the chin and vowed to do better. Rashford was in the same position last year, he was late to training, he was dropped, he came out and accepted responsibility and then went on to have a great season.

Writing a note on social media crying about it is just going to mean he is even less likely to be picked moving forward.

 

[chemdog]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1698395521839243373

 

[trent_solotar7]

ETH isn’t the problem here.

 

[Bulldog_4_Life]

ETH isn’t the problem here.
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It really shows in his performances. The guy has zero fighting spirit in him. No pride in his performances.

And ETH is trying to set a standard here.

1. He dropped Ronaldo
2. He dropped Rashford for turning up late to training
3. He dropped Garnacho in pre season last year for being a minute late to training
4. He dropped AWB for poor performances and then gave him the opportunity to fight his way back into the team
5. He dropped club captain Maguire to the bench and made him fourth choice
6. He let go of a legend in De Gea

He has signed the likes of Martinez, Casemiro, Antony and Amrabat who all have reputations for being hard workers who leave everything on the pitch.

There is a culture shift happening and it’s long overdue. It’s not going to be easy but it is needed.

 

[CrittaMagic69]

ETH isn’t the problem here.
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Sancho has had issues since his academy days at City, I still remember that video of him having a tantrum when he was subbed for Foden being like wtf lol.

 

[trent_solotar7]

Sancho has had issues since his academy days at City, I still remember that video of him having a tantrum when he was subbed for Foden being like wtf lol.

wow. an actual weak gutted dog, should ship him off to saudi with that other prima dona penaldo while their window is still open

 

[CrittaMagic69]

wow. an actual weak gutted dog, should ship him off to saudi with that other prima dona penaldo while their window is still open

Yes this goes back to when he was like 14/15. He was a **** of a kid then and he's even worse now.

 

[Tassie Devil]

give it one more season once u are able to bin the rejects in the club and build up the squad like we have over the last few years

With Arteta could always see a vision in how you wanted to play. Still don't see that with United.

Plus, Arteta was never truly backed to start off with and has to prove himself to the club. Ten Haag has been one of the most backed managers in the world.

Just am not sold on Ten Haag

 

[chemdog]

With Arteta could always see a vision in how you wanted to play. Still don't see that with United.

Plus, Arteta was never truly backed to start off with and has to prove himself to the club. Ten Haag has been one of the most backed managers in the world.

Just am not sold on Ten Haag

they did back him but not as much as our wage bill at the time was ridiculously high and we weren't able to sign many players

 

[Tassie Devil]

To be fair our fans have protested every game this season and last, win or lose.

The reason we had to play Johnny Evans, 8 years after he first left the club because he was past it and considered not good enough is because they were refusing to dip into their pockets. Each club is allowed to invest 90m of external money each year regardless of financial play rules, so when we hit the FFP limit, we would have been allowed to sign another centre back with Glazer money, but from Day 1 at this club until now, they have invested $0.00. Not even one cent of their own money.

I think Ten Hag has clear faults. The lads dont seem to be as fully fit as other teams, we also cant press. But most United fans know that whether its Ten Hag or any other manager, the club has a deeper issue that needs to be resolved.

While there are clearly deeper issues as play, surely there comes a time when you actually blame the manager?

In 3 transfer windows he's been backed more than Klopp in his entire time at Liverpool. There needs to come a time when people open their eyes and stop blaming the owners for absolutely everything

 

[Tassie Devil]

they did back him but not as much as our wage bill at the time was ridiculously high and we weren't able to sign many players

They backed him to a point but nowhere near what they're doing now.

I'll stick to what I said. Arteta had a vision and it was clear to all what he was trying to do.

I'm still confused by Ten Haag tbh. Hope for United's sake he gets it right, and he's done some good things such as binning Ronaldo and Maguire.

Just not seeing it on the pitch

 

[chemdog]

While there are clearly deeper issues as play, surely there comes a time when you actually blame the manager?

In 3 transfer windows he's been backed more than Klopp in his entire time at Liverpool. There needs to come a time when people open their eyes and stop blaming the owners for absolutely everything

playing counter attacking football against the bigger teams doesn't genuinely work

 

[Tassie Devil]

playing counter attacking football against the bigger teams doesn't genuinely work

Not for a club trying to be a big club.