United Thread - 2021/22

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They are a very strange team Psg, they can knock it around as well as any team in Europe for short periods and then they just fall to pieces. The Champions league semi over 2 legs highlighted that, Poch can have the job. How it ended at Spurs is another warning sign not to go near.
An event happening twice isn't a pattern but the fact that both his Tottenham side (when they blew the league v Chelsea) and his PSG side (v us last year) were tactically exposed before turning nasty and petulant when they should have beensteppingup to the occasion, might not be a great indication of his managerial abilities.
 
Moyes should have been given more time and Potter would be a better long term fit than some of the names being bandied about. The problem is he'd walk into a dressing room full of over inflated ego's who'd look down their noses and undermine him. "Potter??? Who's he what has he won??"
The difference is that this time the new manager could look back and say the same about half of their players.
 
I'd just like to point out that given £400m to spend, even I couldn't help but improve Manchester United to the same extent that OGS did. Also, I stand by that fully aware that not only do I have zero experience of managing a professional football team but I actually hate the čůñtś.
 
An event happening twice isn't a pattern but the fact that both his Tottenham side (when they blew the league v Chelsea) and his PSG side (v us last year) were tactically exposed before turning nasty and petulant when they should have beensteppingup to the occasion, might not be a great indication of his managerial abilities.
Good fit for the scum job then….
 
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