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  • Jan 29, 2024
    DEL_DVYg

    also f***ing management 101. praise publicly, provide feedback privately. only arrogant a******s act the way ETH does.

    zero interpersonal skill IQ.

    Yeah right. Then you get Ronaldo crying that ETH praises him in interviews but doesn’t start him on the pitch and that he doesn’t understand. You guys twist it whichever way you like when it fits your story.

  • Jan 29, 2024
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    I really can’t believe you guys are defending these a******s

  • Jan 29, 2024
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    DEL_DVYg

    ill take this one KOP

    Ronaldo-Piers: doesn't happen with a strong manager with a better relationship with CR. you think CR does this under SAF or Mou? ETH can't treat every player the same, his biggest red flag coming in was his inexperience with stars, and his communication. Dude has no charisma, and no personal approach to anything ive seen.

    Martial: he chose Hojlund who is almost as injury prone as Martial. ETH's call.

    Antony: spent years with him at Ajax, you know who a person is off the pitch, and he should know his quality on the pitch. Which is of a mid table PL side at best.

    Greenwood: this isn't even a situation, the player is unavailable and there has not really been much for ETH to handle, club did it for him. Dodged a bullet imo cause ETH would say the wrong thing anyway.

    Sancho: again handled it poorly, should've known the ramifications of his words when he called him out publicly. some people you can get the best out of when talking publicly, others you can't. again goes back to my point about player management. you have to know them personally to manage them, and get the best out of them. ETH is an arrogant dictator with zero charisma. better manage finds a way to get Sancho performing, and absolutely does not tank his value to zero like ETH has. disaster.

    Rashford: again, ETH allowed it to get like this. Rashford partied after the city game. ETH probably spoke to him about that. did his message get through? im sure he knew it didnt way before this weekend's club night. poor man management.

    Wage structure: sure, its poor, but he doesn't even know who his core is so he has basically held us back by 2 years as we know even less now than we did under Ralf.

    I’m not saying he’s a without fault but surely you can agree that it’s reasonable for any manager to struggle when all of this is going on at one time

  • Jan 29, 2024
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    Marble

    I really can’t believe you guys are defending these a******s

    not defending anyone. I am saying the fault lies with one primary man.

  • Jan 29, 2024
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    DEL_DVYg

    not defending anyone. I am saying the fault lies with one primary man.

    Avram Glazer

  • Jan 29, 2024
    Sprout Spreghorst

    I’m not saying he’s a without fault but surely you can agree that it’s reasonable for any manager to struggle when all of this is going on at one time

    yes for sure, only a special manager can handle this. you have to be generational talent to lead us back, due to the circumstances, player types, personalities, egos, wages, etc.

    my real pt is I think ETH, like most of our squad, is quite an average talent. and does not fit with what our squad needs: eye for talent (thankfully he will have no more say on that), and ability to manage players. some tactics would be nice too instead of saying we're not going to play Ajax ball, so instead there is no playing style at all.

  • Jan 29, 2024
    Sprout Spreghorst

    Avram Glazer

    if he cared enough about us, yes 100% id be more critical. also if that situation had any ability to change, but it won't, so I can only go with the parts that can be changed.

    glazers goals don't align with yours or mine either. their goals = make $$, and grow their personal net worth every year via United. they're doing that quite well.

    my goal = play good football, and win.

  • Jan 29, 2024
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    DEL_DVYg

    not defending anyone. I am saying the fault lies with one primary man.

    You are. In your write up the initial fault on every point is with the player.

    1 Ronaldo. A United player should in literally no instance either storm of the field when getting subbed in or run to Piers Morgan to do an interview. There are no excuses for that.

    2 Hojlund had no record of being injury prone before joining us, yes he was overpriced (Murtoughs fault), so it’s ludicrous to say that.

    3 Antony, under NO circumstance should a United player assault a women. Antony was a hot head on the field but how is a manager supposed to know how a guy is with women in private.

    4 Sancho. Has obviously been taking the piss for far too long. Been protected last year by sending him on vacation. Plus as a United player you should never publicly criticise the manager. Even if you’re manager criticises you in public. This is only suddenly a problem when it’s ETH by the way, cus you guys had no problem when Mourinho was calling our players in public.

    5 Rashford. Under no circumstances should a United player go out days before training and miss them because of hangovers. NO circumstances.

    Some of these things could have indeed been prevented if ETH was a better manager and had better player management skills. One of the many areas he’s weak in. But defending the players for this is absurd.

    It’s basically the same as when a girl walks alone at night in a bad neighbourhood and gets assaulted or raped, and then blaming the girl. Cus yeah she could’ve been smarter and walked with friends, taken a different route or wore less revealing clothes, but in the end it’s still the mfer that raped her that is at fault. It’s telling I have to compare ETH to a helpless girl, but I think the a***ogy fits.

  • Jan 29, 2024
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    KingOfPop

    Rashford back in the squad instantly

    Discipline & standards šŸ”„

    Imagine doing this:

    And letting Rashford back in the squad again the next day

  • Jan 29, 2024
    Marble

    You are. In your write up the initial fault on every point is with the player.

    1 Ronaldo. A United player should in literally no instance either storm of the field when getting subbed in or run to Piers Morgan to do an interview. There are no excuses for that.

    2 Hojlund had no record of being injury prone before joining us, yes he was overpriced (Murtoughs fault), so it’s ludicrous to say that.

    3 Antony, under NO circumstance should a United player assault a women. Antony was a hot head on the field but how is a manager supposed to know how a guy is with women in private.

    4 Sancho. Has obviously been taking the piss for far too long. Been protected last year by sending him on vacation. Plus as a United player you should never publicly criticise the manager. Even if you’re manager criticises you in public. This is only suddenly a problem when it’s ETH by the way, cus you guys had no problem when Mourinho was calling our players in public.

    5 Rashford. Under no circumstances should a United player go out days before training and miss them because of hangovers. NO circumstances.

    Some of these things could have indeed been prevented if ETH was a better manager and had better player management skills. One of the many areas he’s weak in. But defending the players for this is absurd.

    It’s basically the same as when a girl walks alone at night in a bad neighbourhood and gets assaulted or raped, and then blaming the girl. Cus yeah she could’ve been smarter and walked with friends, taken a different route or wore less revealing clothes, but in the end it’s still the mfer that raped her that is at fault. It’s telling I have to compare ETH to a helpless girl, but I think the a***ogy fits.

    look end of the day, sure the players can be wankers, but hes the manager.

    and he led or contributed to these circumstances and situations.

    if we had somebody else here idk if they'd do better or worse. all I know is we would have different outcomes to these 'situations'.

    and its hard to defend ETH cause again, a) he has zero charisma, and b) there seems to be close to zero progress on the pitch nor in the dressing room atmosphere.

  • Jan 29, 2024
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    AFCON really stepped it up a notch this year man, this s*** deadass better than the last 2 euro’s

  • Jan 30, 2024
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    Marble

    AFCON really stepped it up a notch this year man, this s*** deadass better than the last 2 euro’s

    who has the best team? Nigeria?

    I remember when Ivory Coast was a legit dangerous team with Drogba and Yaya Toure. kalou. kolo.

  • Jan 30, 2024

    If Ronaldo still had any gas in the tank he wouldn’t have been so terrible at the World Cup after his transfer to Saudi

  • Jan 30, 2024
    Marble

    AFCON really stepped it up a notch this year man, this s*** deadass better than the last 2 euro’s

    The Euro top dogs are so boring.

    Tournament might be exciting if the refs let the Balkan teams play their style

  • Jan 30, 2024
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    You are. In your write up the initial fault on every point is with the player.

    1 Ronaldo. A United player should in literally no instance either storm of the field when getting subbed in or run to Piers Morgan to do an interview. There are no excuses for that.

    2 Hojlund had no record of being injury prone before joining us, yes he was overpriced (Murtoughs fault), so it’s ludicrous to say that.

    3 Antony, under NO circumstance should a United player assault a women. Antony was a hot head on the field but how is a manager supposed to know how a guy is with women in private.

    4 Sancho. Has obviously been taking the piss for far too long. Been protected last year by sending him on vacation. Plus as a United player you should never publicly criticise the manager. Even if you’re manager criticises you in public. This is only suddenly a problem when it’s ETH by the way, cus you guys had no problem when Mourinho was calling our players in public.

    5 Rashford. Under no circumstances should a United player go out days before training and miss them because of hangovers. NO circumstances.

    Some of these things could have indeed been prevented if ETH was a better manager and had better player management skills. One of the many areas he’s weak in. But defending the players for this is absurd.

    It’s basically the same as when a girl walks alone at night in a bad neighbourhood and gets assaulted or raped, and then blaming the girl. Cus yeah she could’ve been smarter and walked with friends, taken a different route or wore less revealing clothes, but in the end it’s still the mfer that raped her that is at fault. It’s telling I have to compare ETH to a helpless girl, but I think the a***ogy fits.

    you also had the Maguire situation, Garnacho late for a meeting so missed the whole of pre season, Greenwood…so be it. Name me another manager in world football that has to deal with this s***? that’s nearly 10 players, he’s at fault for a lot but you can’t help but feel for him at the same time

  • Jan 30, 2024
    Marble

    Imagine doing this:

    https://twitter.com/mufcMPB/status/1752089283362529701

    And letting Rashford back in the squad again the next day

    Undermines everything instantly

    He’s a political problem as well as an on field one

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    who has the best team? Nigeria?

    I remember when Ivory Coast was a legit dangerous team with Drogba and Yaya Toure. kalou. kolo.

    Personally thought Senegal but they’re out already. I’m a big fan of Cape Verde, they’re playing great this tournament.
    Morocco got the best team on paper I think

  • Jan 30, 2024
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    No player is bigger than the club until that player is Marcus Rashford

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    https://twitter.com/michaelttfw/status/1752094393689923853

    No player is bigger than the club until that player is Marcus Rashford

    Just misleading. It's not Sancho underperforming in training which was bad. It's the fact that he immediately publicly went against his manager and then proceeded to refuse to apologise for that. All he had to do was apologise and all parties would have moved on. Again you're actively taking the side of a player who just plain and simple didn't give a s*** about us and didn't want to be here anymore.

  • Jan 30, 2024
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    Just misleading. It's not Sancho underperforming in training which was bad. It's the fact that he immediately publicly went against his manager and then proceeded to refuse to apologise for that. All he had to do was apologise and all parties would have moved on. Again you're actively taking the side of a player who just plain and simple didn't give a s*** about us and didn't want to be here anymore.

    ...and you're defending a manager also disgracing the club on a weekly basis and lying to the idiots who for some reason still lap it up in the process.

    Sancho underperforming in training and he was more than happy to use that to distract from the Arsenal loss. Rashford didn't even f***ing turn up for it? Private matter.

    He's a f***ing disgrace.

    Doesn't suddenly make the player right for their actions, which is desperation from ETH loverboys to think it has to be Players vs Manager - (the culture he's cultivated).

    Again, you're actively backing a sinking ship that shouldn't be here anymore.

  • Jan 30, 2024
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    KingOfPop

    ...and you're defending a manager also disgracing the club on a weekly basis and lying to the idiots who for some reason still lap it up in the process.

    Sancho underperforming in training and he was more than happy to use that to distract from the Arsenal loss. Rashford didn't even f***ing turn up for it? Private matter.

    He's a f***ing disgrace.

    Doesn't suddenly make the player right for their actions, which is desperation from ETH loverboys to think it has to be Players vs Manager - (the culture he's cultivated).

    Again, you're actively backing a sinking ship that shouldn't be here anymore.

    Yes, Ten Hag has definitely cultivated a players vs manager culture by saying Sancho didn't perform well in training and therefore wasn't picked for a big game.

    Jesus christ, the thin skin on you. One moment call for toughness and standards, one minute protect the poor kid he only wanted one more game of fifa. You blow in the wind. Consistent in slagging off Ten Hag sure, inconsistent in everything else in your pursuit to achieve it.

  • Jan 30, 2024
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    Yes, Ten Hag has definitely cultivated a players vs manager culture by saying Sancho didn't perform well in training and therefore wasn't picked for a big game.

    Jesus christ, the thin skin on you. One moment call for toughness and standards, one minute protect the poor kid he only wanted one more game of fifa. You blow in the wind. Consistent in slagging off Ten Hag sure, inconsistent in everything else in your pursuit to achieve it.

    Spot on - him calling out Sancho is the sole thing that cultivated his pathetic culture that is now losing almost every game.

    Standards are long gone - for far more than that too. There’s this weird Sancho obsession in your points, he’s a clown as well.

    Boring to repeat it. All of this is clear as day since March last year if not before. If you don’t see it now you probably never will.

  • Jan 30, 2024
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    KingOfPop

    Spot on - him calling out Sancho is the sole thing that cultivated his pathetic culture that is now losing almost every game.

    Standards are long gone - for far more than that too. There’s this weird Sancho obsession in your points, he’s a clown as well.

    Boring to repeat it. All of this is clear as day since March last year if not before. If you don’t see it now you probably never will.

    The f*** are you on about there's a weird Sancho obsession in my points, you're the one who brought him up - yet again

    Over and over you're this same little media sponge with no actual substance or perhaps capacity to engage with facts and merit of your own claims. How many days you've wasted hopping from argument to argument, 'yeah but what about this and oh what about that time he said this'. You'll scour every trash tabloid article, every twitter losers comment, every braindead pundit picking his nose, anything you can possibly contort towards the simple fact that you don't like the current manager - and nothing will change that for you. So be it. Save yourself some time, just say that and call it a day, don't try and be wiser than you are.

  • Jan 30, 2024
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    The f*** are you on about there's a weird Sancho obsession in my points, you're the one who brought him up - yet again

    Over and over you're this same little media sponge with no actual substance or perhaps capacity to engage with facts and merit of your own claims. How many days you've wasted hopping from argument to argument, 'yeah but what about this and oh what about that time he said this'. You'll scour every trash tabloid article, every twitter losers comment, every braindead pundit picking his nose, anything you can possibly contort towards the simple fact that you don't like the current manager - and nothing will change that for you. So be it. Save yourself some time, just say that and call it a day, don't try and be wiser than you are.

    Well, you seem to think again that it has to be Sancho or Ten Hag.

    Both are f***ing useless. Both shouldn’t be at the club.

    You’re right, I’m a total idiot and definitely wasn’t practically the only one in this thread for months who could see this coming from a mile off when everyone was sucking him off for 3rd and a tinpot cup.

    I’ll stick to reading Twitter I guess.

  • Jan 30, 2024
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    KingOfPop

    Well, you seem to think again that it has to be Sancho or Ten Hag.

    Both are f***ing useless. Both shouldn’t be at the club.

    You’re right, I’m a total idiot and definitely wasn’t practically the only one in this thread for months who could see this coming from a mile off when everyone was sucking him off for 3rd and a tinpot cup.

    I’ll stick to reading Twitter I guess.

    No, I don't think it has to be Sancho or Ten Hag and if you read a book more than you read twitter maybe you would have realised that by now.