Ten Hag sacked! (P 416)

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Mad Eyed Screamer said:
No. Please no. The new manager honeymoon bounce of interim manager Steve Bruce will see us defeated.
I'd prefer a sound thrashing followed by the sack.
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Wouldn’t we all?
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Anyone else hope they get a result at the weekend? Genuinely worried they keep losing, sack Ten Haag and get De Zerbi in.
 
SWP's back said:
Anyone else hope they get a result at the weekend? Genuinely worried they keep losing, sack Ten Haag and get De Zerbi in.
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If the manager was the problem I would be concerned, but it's not the whole club is structurally rotten, whoever they get they will fail it's been proven
 
I think we can relax for a bit. No chance they get rid anytime soon. Back end of the season at the earliest if it continues to be as bad as it currently is. He's not a shit manager but he's vastly overrated. He hasn't made anybody better and that should have been a piss easy thing to achieve with those players being under the bus driver for a few years. An elite manager improves that squad easily and substantially.
 
Crooked_rain said:
He's looking it at the moment.

Like many people say, they don't even seem to understand what they're meant to be doing on the pitch, there's no coherence in terms of a style or system.

In my opinion, thats on the manager. There's teams with lesser individual players than United that but seem to understand what is required when they step on the pitch because they have been coached and instructed.

Look at the difference as soon as Emery took over from Gerrard at Villa with the exact same players. That's the difference between a proper manager and one out of their depth, because it was proven it wasn't the players.

Ten Hag is looking like he's out of his depth. His squad may not be great but that's on him too, he's the one who clearly vouched for players like Antony and convinced the club he's worth 90 million. So you have to question his judgement on that too.
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Yer can drag a dead nag to water but there ain't much chance the poor horse is gonna get a gulp!
 
SWP's back said:
Anyone else hope they get a result at the weekend? Genuinely worried they keep losing, sack Ten Haag and get De Zerbi in.
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There isn’t a lot of reason to believe De Zerbi would succeed there. Brighton put a sound infrastructure around a coach that helps them succeed. De Zerbi wasn’t a world beater on the continent
 
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Anyone else hope they get a result at the weekend? Genuinely worried they keep losing, sack Ten Haag and get De Zerbi in.
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De Zerbi won't go there, it'll be a huge block on his managerial career, he'll stagnate there. These players at utd don't want to work or run, he wants and gets his players to work or run, this bunch at utd think they can just put their kit on and that's job done.

Looks like they've downed tools on another manager.
 
manimanc said:
De Zerbi won't go there, it'll be a huge block on his managerial career, he'll stagnate there. These players at utd don't want to work or run, he wants and gets his players to work or run, this bunch at utd think they can just put their kit on and that's job done.

Looks like they've downed tools on another manager.
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Ten Haag also gets players to run and most managers have the arrogance (they need it in that job tbf) to believe they can turn things around. As much as United are hilarious, they still have a big pull for managers and offer a fuck ton of wages. I hope you’re right either way.
 
They must extend Erik's contract as a sign to the dressing room that the Baldy is the man.
 
I think Ten Haag's a very good manager and everything he's done so far has been the correct decision.

However, the rot of "Fergie's Legacy" is right into the foundations of the club. The coaches are unable to improve a SINGLE player at the club - Onana, Maguire, Martial, Fred, Varane, Lindelof, Sancho, Antony have all gone backwards since they've been there. The stadium is crumbling, the board isn't going anywhere and worse than anything their rivals are steaming ahead. City, Liverpool, Arsenal, Spurs, Newcastle and even Brighton have much brighter futures than they do.

I have a feeling that the players have lost faith in him, or something has happened at the board level and he won't see the season out.
 
Unfortunately (for them) they have a lot of arrogant and selfish players and therefore they don't need a disciplinarian manager at the moment as they'll just rebel. They need a man-manager, someone that can get the best out of the players in the short term but in the long term moving them on and bringing his own men in.
This is why Pep and his staff like to talk to players before we buy them to work out their psyche, it's a method that's worked over the years with the odd exemption.
 
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