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No it's chow. Like in bye! We say that in my neck of the woods as a polite send off.It was a 3.00 p.m kick off anyway and we don't play until Wednesday, so still plenty of time to prepare.
No it's chow. Like in bye! We say that in my neck of the woods as a polite send off.It was a 3.00 p.m kick off anyway and we don't play until Wednesday, so still plenty of time to prepare.
Nah, you can come back to me when you actually advance your thought process there.It is black and white. Find someone else who agrees with you and come back to me.
Sorry. I did actually realise, but was worried in case there was a chance our game would have been on the Sunday. If it was early or at 3 we would still have been rubbish just a bit later in the day.No it's chow. Like in bye! We say that in my neck of the woods as a polite send off.
I'm probably going to get pelted for this, but does having the crowd back create pressure to shoot on sight and pass too quickly?We accumulated a lot of xG by shot volume, but the problems become obvious when you look further. Only 0.26 of our xG from shots were on target and we had 13/28 of our shots blocked! Villa had 1/7 shots blocked.
I posted this elsewhere already but I saw a United side basically playing under a basketball-style shot clock. Too often we were desperate to get a shot off on every attacking move, regardless of the number of defenders in the way. We needed a lot more patience out there today.
I am usually loath to criticise any forward for shooting, but Mason needs to learn to pick his moments. Too often there were three or four defenders between the ball and the goal when shooting.
There's a fundamental problem there, mate. Because as far as I know, what we had before this game was 4 wins and a draw in 5 games. Following on a 2nd-place finish in the PL, to say nothing of an all-time PL away unbeaten streak record. Which is kind of hard to square with the description "watching constant shit". Unless it's you who are lacking in a sense of reality.Nope, I shouldn't go support someone else, this has nothing to do with Ole, just good old justice. Tired of watching constant shit and us getting away with it.
Nothing strange, I just like that we get what we deserve, tired of getting points through lucky bullshit.
Nope, nothing mental about that idiot mate, I have nothing against Ole like many do, this isn't me hoping we lose every game so manager leave, I just like that we get what we deserve, tired of bullshit, cheerio..
I’m afraid, I’d say he doesn’t know how to fix it. No gameplan, no tactics, no plan whatsoever. I genuinely don’t know what style of play he is trying to implement with this team because there’s nothing or any glimpse of anything on what style of play Ole is trying to build? We are just heavily relying on individual brilliance week in, week out to get us out of jail and we all know that doesn’t last long as proven today. The club can throw another 150M at this team and buy a world class number 6 and that won’t change a thing! It’ll be the same issue time after time after time.Spot on. Everyone played like it was a fecking preseason friendly. Where as Villa players gave it all in every duel we have players that tippie toe around them and dont put in a fecking shift
I usually defend him, but this one is on Ole. Cant win shit at this level if you're not willing to give 100%
Young Boys was one thing, we would have won that comfortably had it not been for the red card and i dont really give a toss about the reserves losing in the league cup, but this one really bolied my piss.
Ole needs to sort this shit out ASAP
General shock or a anger at how bad that wasWhat was the reaction of the fans at the end?
The Villa goal is schoolboy defending from Pogba.United better get Conte in asap. Ole is clearly cracking under pressure and is now just like a rabbit in the headlights. And now claiming the Villa goal was offside!
Hope it was a good day despite the result mate!Was my first game there for a while so I was very excited, my section were surprisingly patient.
Neh not really thanks though! That’s football though innit, can’t have the highs without the lows.Hope it was a good day despite the result mate!
Lots of wins were far from "amazing performances", I am not "stats and points Andy", maybe when I was a young lad, now when I am older, I like to watch and enjoy football, not just hope for end result.There's a fundamental problem there, mate. Because as far as I know, what we had before this game was 4 wins and a draw in 5 games. Following on a 2nd-place finish in the PL, to say nothing of an all-time PL away unbeaten streak record. Which is kind of hard to square with the description "watching constant shit". Unless it's you who are lacking in a sense of reality.
Your thought become clearer right?If I speak….
Well, I praised him all the way through the game at West Ham. Praise when it's due, but I don't fall for all the smoke and mirrors from the club about knowing DNA and ending "toxic" atmospheres. I think he'll escape whatever happens in October - that will be viewed as a difficult period (it is, be we are Manchester United). If we are adrift of the top four after Christmas, not sure the board will have much choiceHot take. WE haven't done anything as supporters but throw fits at the slightest wobble - hardly pretending he's not fit for the job.
I certainly get why Ole was hired and why he was kept on to manage a season without supporters. He'll get another half a season for me, maybe less. As I said in a previous post, our fixtures in Oct will be make or break IMO.
But if he comes out the better from those fixtures, he won't get nearly the credit for it as he does the vitriol for these losses.
You mean ciao, right?No it's chow. Like in bye! We say that in my neck of the woods as a polite send off.
Manhandled.Your thought become clearer right?
I for one just don't have words to describe what I just witnessed.
There's absolutely something there. We've not really gelled yet - still adapting to having Ronaldo around, perhaps? And I agree, Greenwood was clearly over-focussed on finishing today. His first big one, he could have set up Bruno for an easy tap-in, and it just went on in the same vein. We're no longer getting those clever little combinations inside the box - instead, we are shooting from long distances trough a crowded box, swinging in long-distance crosses or making too many aimless passes into the center of the box after breaking in from the flank, that finds no one.We accumulated a lot of xG by shot volume, but the problems become obvious when you look further. Only 0.26 of our xG from shots were on target and we had 13/28 of our shots blocked! Villa had 1/7 shots blocked.
I posted this elsewhere already but I saw a United side basically playing under a basketball-style shot clock. Too often we were desperate to get a shot off on every attacking move, regardless of the number of defenders in the way. We needed a lot more patience out there today.
I am usually loath to criticise any forward for shooting, but Mason needs to learn to pick his moments. Too often there were three or four defenders between the ball and the goal when shooting.
It’s the manager’s job to get that out of the players.We suffer a lot against a high press. It was the same against West Ham and Wolves.
But it's not just about our lack of press resistance. It's also the lack of effort to win the second ball.
United expected to win by divine right of their superior natural talent today. What we desperately needed was our players to work harder and not be so easy to dispossess. It makes us really vulnerable when being run at. Shaw, Pogba, Fred and AWB were all particularly poor at this today.
I think any midtable side with decent athletes is going to cause us problems unless something changes.
Yeah and then we keep hearing about the need to start better but feels like there is nothing ever being done to change thatIt is very important to have mindset when you play soccer, I dont see this when we play against any team, always start athe match with a mess. Anyway all of this wont help, just in my opinion, works better on improving the timing of the substitutes "no need to wait til the end of the match", Always remember you have a really good team OLE in comparison to others. More importantly, some players requires to do more intensive efforts otherwise everything will stay the same, mentality needs a lot of work and to be maintained.
I had that coming. We get away with the incorrect spelling around here.You mean ciao, right?
I am the same. I will praise a good performance and criticise a bad one. That is how it should be.Well, I praised him all the way through the game at West Ham. Praise when it's due, but I don't fall for all the smoke and mirrors from the club about knowing DNA and ending "toxic" atmospheres. I think he'll escape whatever happens in October - that will be viewed as a difficult period (it is, be we are Manchester United). If we are adrift of the top four after Christmas, not sure the board will have much choice
And? Do you expect every win to be an amazing performance? That's never the case, for anyone.Lots of wins were far from "amazing performances", I am not "stats and points Andy", maybe when I was a young lad, now when I am older, I like to watch and enjoy football, not just hope for end result.
No offence mate but you should look at your results because you’d had 3 wins and 2 loses in your last 5 games before today.There's a fundamental problem there, mate. Because as far as I know, what we had before this game was 4 wins and a draw in 5 games. Following on a 2nd-place finish in the PL, to say nothing of an all-time PL away unbeaten streak record. Which is kind of hard to square with the description "watching constant shit". Unless it's you who are lacking in a sense of reality.
Lazy & cliche.Are we at the stage of the season already where "supporters" are willing the team to lose just so they can get in some random "world class" manager?
feck me. We played like shite but maybe you should go support someone else.
Im not offering excuses, these things happened and were beyond the managers control. Villa played out of their skins and deserved a point at the very least. At times like this you hope your "big guns" will perform, today, not for the first time, too many of ours didnt; even Bruno who normally is an absolute shoe in to score a penalty, today blasted his kick over the bar; when did that ever happen before? Greenwood seemed to think he had to score to the detriment of others in better positions who might well have scored if he had passed to them; Pogbas ball control and passing was poor and Ronaldo wasnt getting the ball in positions where he could go on and score. Too many players not playing or being allowed to play at their best; should Ole dump them all for the next game, or persevere in the hope that, even though they will have off days, they dont all have them at the same time? Ive said before that if at the end of this season we have still not won a major trophy or at the very least finished a close 2nd in the Prem and reach the final of the CL and/or the FA Cup, Ole should resign; its only September, he deserves the chance to see if he can take the team he has built further; or not. I believe he can.How many times are we going to have this array of hard luck stories?
Against young boys it was the red and Lingards screw-up.
Different excuses in other games.
Villa at home is a must win if you have even the humblest of aspirations.
We made Matt Cash look like prime Cafu.
I over-optimistically assumed it would be obvious that I was referring to the Premier League.No offence mate but you should look at your results because you’d had 3 wins and 2 loses in your last 5 games before today.
Take the pink tints off and you’ll see that you’ve now had losses in the last 4 games.
It shouldn’t if the players buy in to a concise, well drilled attacking game plan that they execute with confidence. It’s a byproduct of for the most part everyone just doing their own thing in attackI'm probably going to get pelted for this, but does having the crowd back create pressure to shoot on sight and pass too quickly?
On your high horse as well. Such an advanced thinker. I'm in aweNah, you can come back to me when you actually advance your thought process there.
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