Funny how people are saying how Ten Hag abandoned his principles. He didn't have a choice. Are you forgetting that we got slapped 7-0 at Anfield for "sticking to principles?" We had a TERRIBLE end to last season where the squad just fizzled out. And now, the two main midfielders that were the backbone of that team (i.e. Eriksen and Casemiro) are nowhere near the levels they were last season. So sure, go ahead and "stick to principles". We'd be in a relegation battle, just like Villa was, even though they had one of the most valuable squads on paper in the Prem.
When you look at the gaps, I can only think that Ten Hag is concerned about our ability to score goals cos atm he’s playing Bruno and McT so far forward that they become non entities in midfield.
31:27 this hysteria of changing manager is ao stupid when the club needs to focus on getting players replaced in the summer. Changing manager will be stupid. Ten hag needs to stay irrespectively if the club wants to take the power away from contracts and discipline and strengthen the squad.
It doesn't matter who the manager is, there are problem characters within the squad who need to be moved on. No-one should be safe from the clear out. If ETH feels as though he can't drop Bruno or Rashford for fear of a mutiny, then they need to go.
34:50 and you are not going to bring that authority to the manager if the club is sacking manager whenever players down the tools, or even start losing focus, players are too comfortable because they know they are safe, the club needs to install fear, that the manager will not be turned into a scapegoat for their lack of effort.
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Funny how people are saying how Ten Hag abandoned his principles. He didn't have a choice. Are you forgetting that we got slapped 7-0 at Anfield for "sticking to principles?" We had a TERRIBLE end to last season where the squad just fizzled out. And now, the two main midfielders that were the backbone of that team (i.e. Eriksen and Casemiro) are nowhere near the levels they were last season. So sure, go ahead and "stick to principles". We'd be in a relegation battle, just like Villa was, even though they had one of the most valuable squads on paper in the Prem.
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Well not winning the second balls is all about desire. We literally did not win one second ball after 15 mins
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When you look at the gaps, I can only think that Ten Hag is concerned about our ability to score goals cos atm he’s playing Bruno and McT so far forward that they become non entities in midfield.
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31:27 this hysteria of changing manager is ao stupid when the club needs to focus on getting players replaced in the summer. Changing manager will be stupid. Ten hag needs to stay irrespectively if the club wants to take the power away from contracts and discipline and strengthen the squad.
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It doesn't matter who the manager is, there are problem characters within the squad who need to be moved on. No-one should be safe from the clear out. If ETH feels as though he can't drop Bruno or Rashford for fear of a mutiny, then they need to go.
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Rashford somehow pulled it together when he wanted a new contract and had a career year.
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Ronaldo Brown’s covert Klopp worship is too much man 😂
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Post carabao is exactly when Martinez got injured who is the most important cog in ten hags team. No coincidence
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Ten hag isn't the reason we spent so much on Antony. United took too long to sign him and ajax upped their price.
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34:50 and you are not going to bring that authority to the manager if the club is sacking manager whenever players down the tools, or even start losing focus, players are too comfortable because they know they are safe, the club needs to install fear, that the manager will not be turned into a scapegoat for their lack of effort.
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