Bah! Ole might have been out of his depth, but McKenna was a highly rated young coach and Carrick, for all his inexperience, is no fool.I doubt it the last coaching team was about good vibes and that's it
They were still poor though, obvs.
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They were still poor though, obvs.
With respect you're a bit clueless then.
They've been doing double sessions as well as hours and hours of video analysis.
Tomorrow will be completely different to anything we saw last season.
I think you're a bit cluelesss if you think the entirety of something new by way of team performance is down to training alone.
I've watched us for over 5 years with multiple different coaches and players and looked just as clueless from the 1st day to the end of last season.
Edit: Of course you may be right, but it did happen once.
It will be different. It is still just pre season. Game 1. Week 2 of training. Against Liverpool, who are miles better and have arguably the best coach in the world, and better players in every position.
Relax. It likely won't be a good game. That's ok.
Got more people watching UTD players training than a PL home match for City.
It's a combination of the training, coaching and tactics.
You will see the difference tomorrow.
There are lots of examples of coaches coming in during a season and are able to improve performances very quickly.
Obviously you and others on here have hung your hat on Ralf doing a competent job and last season was all the players fault so I could understand why you wouldn't expect much change tomorrow.
Looking forward to it!
Training and coaching are similar things but one of the biggest impacts would be how players are eager to impress the new manager.
Its a preseason so you cant read too much into it. But Ten Hags system will take more than one or two weeks training to show tangible effect. That has feck all to do with Rangnick, by the way.
I wish he had like two months of a preseason to really get all of his ideas across to the whole squad.. I really hope he gets a couple of season here to building his squad playing his game
Who was that dribbling around Fred?
Zidane Iqbal.
Sign him up
This is spot on. Tuchel came in during the busiest time in the calendar and they had something of an identity from his very first game. Yes, we’re obviously not going to be the finished article right away, but a pre season is more than enough time to overhaul the playing style to a fair degree.
I think he will be shocked by how low the squad's level is at the moment but expect him to be more pragmatic than Rangnick was since he has to make the best of it long term.
You have mobile phones and a home? Show off.
I have full faith in Ten Hag and feel a manager is the most important thing. I'm saying it's literally the 1st game of pre season after 2 weeks of training, against a vastly superior team with a great manager... Lower the expectations for this. We hope Ten Hag can do what Klopp has done with Liverpool. I believe he can make us successful again. It doesn't happen in 2 weeks of pre season in what is a training exercise.
Sticking my neck on the line this man has ‘it’. His handling of the press and the players in training….we’ve finally got a manager. Our first on the up manager since SAF. It’s embarrassing watching his training sessions and then thinking back to Ole’s discussions on tactics.
OK perhaps a slight misunderstanding there then.
I'm saying we will look substantially better than we did in the two fixtures against Liverpool last season rather than play them off the pitch.
We may not win but we'll be competitive and there will be a noticeable difference from last season despite having the same players.
Yep, he's a confident cocksucker isn't he?
But not in a cnutish way, more like he knows what he's doing.
He'll do great here.
I have a good feeling this is the real deal. The training, the detail, you could be watching Pep and his coaches. The match I think we will probably lose. Its a tough opening game and they are going through the gears, while our lot are just getting first proper training in a long while. As long as its not a high scoring loss (even though its the enemy), won't be too worried. Its getting to put into practice what they have been taught this last week and a bit.
I read this article and I feel it provides some insight on the overlap/similarity in the type of drills our players are doing when compared to Liverpool. There is also a part in the article which mentions that our players are much slower to react and the intensity/communication in general is lower than when Liverpool players are doing similar/same drills. This is to be expected and we should really taper our expectations. I feel with a few correct signings that know how to play ETH's system, I would be happy to see a defined style of play being displayed by the team this season and I expect teething problems to be there. I am expecting no miracles whatsoever.
The relevant excerpt from the article:
The relevant excerpt from the article:
Wrong on both counts.
Setting aside last season when nobody was good, both were very good the previous season and, yes, Shaw was the best LB in the league.
Does being negative all the time make you happy? If not, try something else, you never know, you might see things differently.
Was that Fred attempting a pass that ended up the GK’s armsCrikey, some shite passages of play in that video, when it gets to the edge, players like Fred have no idea what to do with the ball. And who the hell is that dribbling across the box?
I can't stand Laurie's voice me
Didn't know that Gary Neville was watching the game.
Not surprising at all. We have been poor for so long, he will need at least 6 months of intense training. And this is why it is so important to get players in who know his system even though so many complain
Someone was really impressed with Top Gun movie.
Saw that as well. Actually like fred but good lord, even in training you can still drive a bus through the middle even when he's right there
Simon Stone is scary. Look at the way he tweets.
A very good introduction scene for the entire squadron to understand how we mean business.
I bet that by the end of the season captain success will be able to compete for world strongest man
Anyone made a Maguire being strong thanks to doing the pushups joke already?
Well...
Do we really need to shoot Ole just to praise another manager? Ole never discussed tactics because he didnt want the opponents to know what tactics he was using. Less said, the better. And before people drop the Ole "was clueless about tactics" line again, this is a manager who played 4-3-3, 4-4-2 diamond, 3-5-2 and 4-2-4 to adapt to his team's abilities and our opponent's tactics, achieving 3rd and 2nd in his last 2 full seasons. Unfortunately tactics can only help you if the players are are mentally are physically in the right frame, which was not the case last season.
Coming to ETH, I am quite impressed on his approach to discipline. Training methods is one thing but ensuring that the players are able to keep up requires discipline, which he is very good in instilling. He is making players reflect on their mistakes by using disciplinary drills. Its like a military approach which will ensure the players are always ready to follow instructions as per the gameplan.
I hope he can improve on what we have here already. Likes of Sancho, Bruno, Shaw, Varane are quality players. Find ways to incorporate Hannibal, Amad, Garner, Laird and improve on the others like Rashford and Elanga. That team is young enough to adapt and should be really exciting if it clicks.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/footbal...Echobox&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1657571470
Interesting article.
Interesting article.