Just seen Bayern lost today. He cant survive after that?
Thomas Tuchel | Gone to & from Bayern (In Summer)
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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?
Third loss in a row. Would be very hard to survive.
Make Klopp an offer he can't refuse?
Would they have been better off sticking with Nagelsmann?
He probably won't. His body language in the second half after Upamecano was sent off was telling.
This guy is such a pretender. I wonder which club job he will scam next.
Where are Tuchel's defenders now? Got absolute belters here but your eyes don't lie, he's a terrible manager
Barsa?
What if I say he's not like the others?
I think so, it pays to be pays sometimes
He impressed me at Chelsea. He had no right to win the Champions League with that squad of players. He's been underwhelming at Bayern though no doubt.
Can they tempt xavi Alonso to ignore Liverpool?
What if I say that... he'll never surrender?
Hopefully they go all out for Alonso.
No, because relationship between him and the brass broke down.
Results and actual performances must be even worse than under Nagalsmann 12 months ago?
This is going well.
If he's available in the summer he'll be a serious contender for the Man. United job if INEOS decide to make a change there.
Oh yea. Think the stat was something like 10 defeats in 43 games for Tuchel vs first 10 defeats came after 86 for Nagelsmann. Can't remember off the top of my head.
Last season they won the title due to Dortmund being biggest bottlers ever. So not winning the title this season will surely result in Bayern sacking him. Would some of you be for him managing United come summer if ten Hag loses his job?
No he won't
They are but something something ppg stats
Which managers will Man. United be targeting then if they decide to make a change?
He's been poor at Bayern Munich no question but he's still won a couple of league titles in his career, regular cup final appearances and vast experience at CL level. So for a club who might only be playing Europa league again next season it seems an obvious candidate.
Klopp joined Liverpool on the back of a pretty poor final season at Dortmund remember but he had an outstanding body of work and was exactly the right fit for what Liverpool needed at the time.
Upamecano seems really bad.
His full season with Chelsea he finished like 15points behind the league leaders
Last season league win was an epic bottle job by Dortmund
Aside the Jan to May 2021 he has been poor
They did get to two cup finals so was generally what they were doing under Abramovich. Seen since that finishing a comfortable third in the league is not a lock for Chelsea anymore by a mile.
There was rumours that we were interested him should he become available.
He’ll be in contention despite what people think. I suspect we might be put off more by the fact that he’s a raving lunatic who’s difficult to work with than his record on the pitch
He also doesn't seem like the type to work on a project. Looks like he prefers to work with finished squads that just need the right coaching to hit short term goals.
Hopefully not.
Feel sorry for him this Bayern side is pathetic. He at least rinsed us in the CL.
Not a chance. He's not the man for a project which is exactly what INEOS are looking for.
Bayern was there for the taking in our final CL game.
2 games in a row hes been sent off, Europe and now the League. Got found out last season in Europe as well with how poor he is, brawn over brains type player. How Tuchel picks him is baffling, I know he came on as a sub but throw Dier on instead of him.
Dortmund was a project again when he took over from Klopp.
Bayern looked like they were in 1st gear and would've have gone up if needed which they didn't.
What a strange thing to add as a United fan.
Think it‘s hard to say for certain. Paris changes managers by default often, Chelsea too, Bayern too. Dortmund had the whole bus bombing incident + he came after Holy Jurgen so was always fighting an uphill battle.
Since then he's managed PSG, Chelsea and Bayern.
Do you see him going back to a club at the level of Dortmund?