Who do you want then?
My preferred choice is Ten Hag and Ajax currently sitting second to PSV in Holland so this can work both ways.
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My preferred choice is Ten Hag and Ajax currently sitting second to PSV in Holland so this can work both ways.
I think Amad could play off a striker with great success, as part of the 2. The main thing everyone wants him to prove is he can physically handle the English game, I think he's versatile and confident enough to play across the front line.
Sounds like a good plan. Poch comes in and bottles the cereal which Rashford then hands out to the starving kids.
Hopefully the cereal will be full of nutrients.
Looks like they play lot of formations with 3 at the back, like 3-4-3, 3-5-2, 3-4-1-2. If Amad gets loan deal, then he should get chances.
Hopefully we pick loan move carefully.
Ten Hag for the reasons I’ve outlined, he’s primed for his next move and somewhat untested at this level of course but my point with Poch is we’ve seen his ceiling in this league when there was less competition.
Not Pochettino obviously, we could and should do better.
And I disagree this is the perfect time to be picky, if we're just going to hire any good/average manager because they're getting sacked and/or will be available we might as well have stuck with Solskjaer for a while or just give Ralf another 12 months and wait for a better candidate to become available.
Now is the time to be picky. We've taken far too many punts, managerial and player wise, post SAF.
Who then? Give examples.
Way too many posts and no tweets
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Not only does he do everything Pogba is supposed to do on the pitch, he also does everything Pogba is supposed to do off the pitch.
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Didn’t Chelsea finish 10th the year before Conte joined?
4pts with a game in hand?
I’m not sure about Poch but to make out we’ve seen his ceiling is nonsense. Spurs had a good side but they’ve never had the resources that Utd, City, Liverpool and Chelsea have. He over-achieved with Spurs for the most part.
Yes, but his success was a surprise and taking the job his expectation was getting 4th. He was not in ETH position of being at the top of the manager appointments. That was the year Pep was appointed to City and you got Jose, so at best he was third in PL manager appointments, not taking into account other league manager appointments.
Is there a more sought after manager than ETH right now? Perhaps Zidane?
Tottenham have 2 gam s in hand and we've yet to face any actual hard games.
Spurs have one game in hand over us, two in hand over West Ham and Arsenal
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Villa showing more ambition than us 
Villa also have a permanent manager and I assume their squad isn't as ridiculously bloatedVilla showing more ambition than us
Ajax to United is always an opportunity no matter the situation of the club. Liverpool attained Klopp being in a shambles.
This United job is a challenge for a coach / manager to truly test themselves.
Ambition is such a wishy washy word & thrown around this place as a criticism to United.Villa showing more ambition than us
X club signs Y player.
CAF:They’re showing more ambition than us!
When in reality if United were to sign Digne in this instance the club would get crucified for NOT showing ambition by signing midtable fodder. The club is bloated as it is and you want MORE uninspiring signings.
Swear this place wants shiny new toys for the sake of it
No, they're improving their team. We should also try doing this, particularly in midfield...
Sure buts it’s hardly over is it. Teams can and often do turn a corner and don’t look back.
We don't see Digne, anybody upset over that calibre of player going elsewhere will have a rough month. Maybe if he was a right back it would make a margin of sense
What a stupid post when we need to improve the 1st team quality with 2 cms and a rb, as well as adding squad depth to replace other players that are leaving. You'd swear we had City's squad if you listened to this nonsense
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Not Pochettino that's who.
I have no control over, nor a huge preference who Manchester United chose to be the next manager from the other popular candidates being bandied about. Beyond being of the strong opinion that it shouldn't be former Spurs manager Mauricio Roberto Pochettino.
You've forgot mate that Redcafe currently isn't a place for common sense and/or a bit of optimism.
Birmingham would be best - Championship experience will toughen him up and he can stay in the country too
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