Our 30 goals in 1 season out of 8 winger plays/played like this with Ronaldo, Cavani, etc. It's the same nonsense every time.
Erik ten Hag - Manchester United manager
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
We run like chickens without the ball and our players are incapable of doing any kind of efficient press.
Other than counters(give the ball to Rashford I mean) what can we do with the ball?
Hence the 30 goals. If we bought a Kane type player, I’m sure things would be a bit different.
We still resemble a poorly coached team. Playing against Brighton only emphasises that. They can sell whoever and replace players at will and they continue to play exactly the same.
This is such a bad false equivalence, I can't help but think it's deliberate. You can't possible believe they started on even footing? Brighton were already doing well and playing good football under Potter, we were a shambles with several ticking timebombs in the squad.
Just did it again. He's Rashford before team and it's hurting us.
He's not a good enough manager. We're going absolutely nowhere under him.
He's done.
Different manager same crap, honestly what has changed!
Sacked in the morning?
Yes - he has to go
It’s only 5 matches. And he won us the mighty League Cup last season. Leave him alone.
The big saviour.
I can’t see him lasting more than half the season at this rate.
Season is over after 3/4 games. A new low.
Think I may get on the EtH Out train
Could replace Ten Hag with LVG, Mourinho, or Solskjaer and there'd be no difference. More money wasted. More rubbish football
The club is in trouble
The manager has been backed nearly every signing is a former ETH player
The manager has been backed nearly every signing is a former ETH player
Maybe we shouldn't give managers hundreds of millions of pounds and expect them to be de facto DOF and Chief Scout, just on the off chance that maybe they aren't the promised messiah and we have to start all over again?
It’s doesn’t matter what manager we get nothing really changes until the Glazers go
He's making mistakes but I want him to stay.
Needs to play other players though and restrict Rashford's ego
Needs to play other players though and restrict Rashford's ego
The amount of abuse I got for criticising his transfers. Even receiving a warning as a result. I wonder what everyone makes of them now?
I dont understand the lineup; Mctominay should not be on that pitch. A midfield with casimero, eriksen and mctominay??? really? Put the youngsters on and just go for it; we look really bad anyway. Hojuland was a good buy. He's positioning and pressing is really good.
We look badly coached which is the thing he was brought in to remedy.
If he can't make tough decisions then he needs to go, if you are happy enough to have Garnacho, Gore, Mejbri et al on the bench then you should be happy enough for them to start, feck off with this placating of St Rashford, McTominay and Bruno.
Grow a set or feck off.
If he can't make tough decisions then he needs to go, if you are happy enough to have Garnacho, Gore, Mejbri et al on the bench then you should be happy enough for them to start, feck off with this placating of St Rashford, McTominay and Bruno.
Grow a set or feck off.
Looking that way. Not enough goals in the team and now it looks like the defence is a lot less solid. I wonder if not buying KMJ will haunt us, especially at that asking price, though obviously doesn't solve the lack of goals.
glazers aren’t forcing him to play limp dick Lindelof week after week. I’ve never seen a center back with less stomach for the game.
Nah, that is not the United way.
Step 1: Hire random manager.
Step 2: The club and the fanbase convince themselves that the manager is a great manager and give him absolute power, including in the transfers, no questions asked.
Step 3: Manager turns to be shit.
Step 4: Manager continues to be shit.
Step 5: Manager continues to be even more shit.
Step 6: Fire the manager.
Step 7: Go to step 1.
I thought he was meant to be a good coach. What coaching has he performed? We get outplayed against 90% of the teams in the league.
Tactically outclassed
Majority of his signings will be considered deadwood by the end of the season. Rinse and repeat with the next manager
I am losing patience with ETH. His signing is always injure or bad, he insist on formation that set us up of failure. Is it so hard?
Strange thing is I think he shows some signs of being a good manager, in the sense of the way he runs the club, makes decisions, talks the talk etc. Sancho, Maguire, Ronaldo situations and the run after the Brentford game being examples. However as an actual coach and tactician he doesn't seem to be up to much. Regularly gets outmanouvered by his opponents in the dugout and tries things that are clearly never going to work. The opposite of what we were expecting I think.
This is the absolute truth. The reality is it's probably another promising manager down the drain, and the next one inheriting a mess because of dreadful recruitment. ETH should never be running things from that side, it's a downright disgrace to not have a DOF in place.
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Martinez has been just as bad. He was as gutless as Lindelof for the 2nd goal today.
I agree with this. I’m not sure how to make it work, as a new manager would always want their players and I’m not even advocating for ETH to be sacked. However, it just feels like a treacherous cycle of one manager getting rid of the past manager’s signings etc.
I said it at the end of last season, he will be out until December and he deserves it.
I get the ruthlessness of him, I get his stubborness but I do not get why he persists with the same shit tactics and lineups week in, week out.
I mean, after one and a half years you'd think he must concede here and there and actually adapt to the players he has. Think this is also obvious seeing players just not giving a feck after losing the ball, they just do not buy into his football idea and he should start asking himself some questions or he needs another 450 million to change half the squad again.
I get the ruthlessness of him, I get his stubborness but I do not get why he persists with the same shit tactics and lineups week in, week out.
I mean, after one and a half years you'd think he must concede here and there and actually adapt to the players he has. Think this is also obvious seeing players just not giving a feck after losing the ball, they just do not buy into his football idea and he should start asking himself some questions or he needs another 450 million to change half the squad again.
We've never been so bad at defending in the final third as we are now.
Most open team in the league.
Current trajectory we'll be rinsing and repeating with a new manager and the same owners.
Most open team in the league.
Current trajectory we'll be rinsing and repeating with a new manager and the same owners.
If we do end up replacing him, the next manager needs to be a coach. Nothing less, nothing more - a cog that can easily be replaced when things go south. He can give recommendations on squad building and transfers, but should have zero authority in that department.
Brighton 2-0 ahead but they’re making the attacking subs 
Is he supposed to play Maguire?