DDG
AWB Lindelof Maguire Young
Dalot Pereira Mctominay
Greenwood Rashford James
AWB Lindelof Maguire Young
Dalot Pereira Mctominay
Greenwood Rashford James
FA Premier League
Newcastle United 1:0 Manchester United
St. James' Park
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- Sun, 6 October 2019 @ 4:30pm BST
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik and Imran hold a long overdue conversation about United's awful league form with 1 win in 7. They discuss a disappointing draw at Bournemouth, a not so disappointing draw against Liverpool and a crushing defeat at Chelsea - Is time nearly over for Erik Ten Hag?
Then in a special second half of the pod, Nik welcomes Natalie ( https://twitter.com/natalie_17) to discuss the fortunes of Manchester United Women as they booked a place in the FA Cup Final after a historic first ever win vs. Chelsea.
Discussion Your Lineup Prediction
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We could loose 5-0 and it still wouldn't be Ole's last game. There's been zero indication anywhere his job is at riskIt’s must win but I can’t see it happening. Lose and Ole won’t be sacked but given the run of games that follow he’ll be close to point of no return.
The narrative will really start to change if we don’t win, the statistics and position in table will all start to start pushing the club towards sacking him.
I'm glad I'm not the only one thinking it.I meant we are not that lucky to lose 1-0 and for Ole to be sacked
De Gea
Young Lindelof Maguire Tuanzebe
McTominay Fred
James Pogba Rashford
Greenwood
Not sure if everyone here is fit. Think so. 1-0 win?0-0
I really wanted Olé to do well. A small unconvincing part of me still thinks that he may do given time. But this is awful.
Lose here and the first serious questions will be asked about OléNewcastle will win, we drop into the relegation zone but still back Ole
fecking hell.
For real that is a relegation level side. If that team played 38 games they’d be in trouble. Nothing against you, I realise we have injuries and the squad is in the shit but seeing that on paper is scary.
Take out Pereira for Pogba, Martial for Rashford and Young for Shaw, its probably the best and most balanced team, imo. I really want to see Dalot in midfield, regardless of injuriesDe Gea
AWB--Lindelof--Maguire--Young
McTominay--Pereira
Greenwood--Pogba--James
RashfordThe Newcastle fans will be well up for this...this is their biggest match of the season. I always think we will win but with not an ounce of creativity, desire or class...I really think we will be out-thought, outwitted, outfought and outclassed...by Big Stevie B. feck.Hayden is suspended so that’s one positive at least.
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Bissaka Tuanzebe Maguire Young
McTomminay Pogba
Rashford Pereira James
Greenwood
Name suits . Bigger chance of me getting a game Sunday than him getting sacked.Gotta change formation. We currently don't have a use for wingers and need more bodies in midfield. So have two players behind Rashford with the option on drifting wide but naturally trying to link the midfield to Rashford. Plus if Rashford drops deep they can break forward (thinking James here with Gomes possibly picking out his run) I'd deffo love to see the maguire-tuanzabe partnership tried out.
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James Gomes
Fred Matic Mctominay
Young Maguire Tuanzabe Dalot
De GeaI can see us losing this one. This Newcastle team has some players that can hurt us.
Our next games are Liverpool at home and then 3 away games. No way ( even with Ed in charge) that he will allow him to save his job on those games. It will be win or sack on sundayInternational break would be a nice time to go panic huntig for a new manager.
This game could be Ole's last for United.Imperative that we win.
Then you best get fit mate because it's just as likely he'll be sacked pending a loss at Newcastle
We haven't won away for 6 months and we don't look like scoring more than 1 goal a game in average.
Good chance Pogba and Martial are still out too.
A draw at best. I expect us to lose though even against an awful Newcastle side. If we don't win this one it's time to let Ole go.
And replace him with whom? No, he has to stay till the end of the season and then we decide if the rebuilding has legs or not.
What is up with this phrase? There are dozens and dozens managers on the market. Most of them much better than Ole( based on their careers). 99% of them will come if club big and rich as Man Utd come for them.
Klopp, Pep and couple of others are out of reach. Others...we just need to pick oneNo doubt in my mind that we'll lose this; the only question is will it be 1-0 without us having a shot on target or will we make Newcastle look like the Scousers and get thumped (I have an awful feeling it might be the latter). Hint: it isn't fecking working Ole -- whatever it is
Young? well that gives them a one-goal startWatch our inept midfield make Shelvey and Longstaff look like Xavi and Iniesta.
I’m going to need names here.
We can’t even poach the Spurs manager at this point.
OgS can be bettered but who would risk their reputation by joining this s*** show 2/3 months into a season.
Klopp was out of work; unless Allegri would have the same impact; which I doubt, we’d have to go all out mid-season for a manager & we can barely complete 3 transfers in a summer.
OgS must go, but him being this bad really puts us in the worst of positions.
OgS shouldn’t have been extended & the new manager should have been in situ months ago, now would be a terrible time to ask someone to come in
He's a pragmatic manager. Do we want to have a certain philosophy and continuity with that philosophy or chop and change styles and players every year when it's not working? We tried this and it doesn't work with United even when those managers were PL "proven" or world class like LVG and Mourinho. We need a clear structure and philosophy of play imo before discussing managers.frankly, I 'd almost take Moyes but seriously how about Allegri?
Also, i don't see the general play being any worse then it was under Mourinho or LVG. That should tell us something more about the players rather then a manager's experience or quality.Brucie always loses against us.
Let's see if that changes. If it does we're beyond trouble.Surely with injuries etc we need to move Young back to RW?
Have AWB with Young ahead, Williams on the left with James ahead...
https://www.redcafe.net/threads/united’s-next-manager.450443/page-21
Here is your reply. My post with names is there
Thanks for a wishlist of managers that pretty much every fan would list but “99%” of that list isn’t coming to United if we sack OgS today.
Allegri, is out of work so you would assume is immediately gettable but I was asking for a list of the 99% you mentioned. 5 of your 6 are in contracts & we struggle to negotiate transfers for Swansea teenagers.
We agree that OgS shouldn’t be in charge, the men you’ve listed should be in consideration as his replacements but I doubt we’d be able to choose from the managers you’ve listed.1-0 Newcastle.
Except Tuchel they all would come certainly. You want to say that Nagelsmann or Howe would reject Man Utd? You think that clubs would keep them on force? Come on...
About 99%; you can just pick any manager and hire him. My point was that there are managers out there. A lot of them. Would all of they be good solution? I don't know but certainly they would be better than Ole. Most of current PL managers would be better choice than him.
Delusional to even think that, there’s no hint of him getting sacked.
and yet everyone here clamoured for Jose's removal. I know what you are saying but if it isn't working, it isn't working and it's clear that Ole hasn't got a back-up plan
But it’s not likely. Maybe you just want him sacked but even if we lose he’ll be still be sat on the bench Sunday week.And then Norway
It's alright for you guys, I need to watch Scotland after the game on Sunday! Good thing I'm a rugby fan and have the World Cup to watch...
I understand what you are saying and my point i suppose is that i'm not saying that Ole is going to be a world class manager but rather that any other manager in the game would not be able to make our mid or attack better with the players that we have; that is why i mentioned Mourinho and LVG. We all called Moyes out of his depth, LVG past it, Mourinho past it and now Ole sh3te. Maybe all of that is true, or maybe we need new players and not expect miracles from some SAF like genius.
We will all agree that Klopp is a much better manager then Ole, and yet he finished 8th in his first season and was given time and the players he wanted; after a couple of seasons we see the results. Is it fair to expect Ole to do better in his first full season then an established WC manager? I don't think it is. I first want to see new players in for our mid and attack before i can make a judgment on the current manager or any other.
We have to accept that regardless of the manager, it is going to take about 3 years of consistent training in one philosophy and a lot of work in replacing most of the senior players in the squad while waiting for the younger ones to mature. If we don't have this patience, we will be exactly like Liverpool before Klopp, before they allowed a project to be brought to fruition.Last edited:
Agreed. Which is why I've said her twice that there is no way I'm calling for Ole's head. But I have also said that come the end of the season, he will quit given that he' a hugely decent guy. What angers me is he should never have been given the job in the first place. The board said they'd wait til the end of the season and yet they jumped the gun. Which means a club legend will get the blame and (to some extent) his legendary status at the club will be harmed. Picking former club legends as manager failed at Liverpool, Leeds and Newcastle (to name but a few) and the arrogant board thought they new better- Status
Man of the Match
Runners-up
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12%
Harry Maguire
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8%
Scott McTominay
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7%
David de Gea
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6%
Daniel James
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3%
Fred
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2%
Tahith Chong
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2%
Mason Greenwood
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1%
Ashley Young
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1%
Andreas Pereira
Player Ratings
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Compiled from 473 ratings.
Score Predictions
226,143,139
- Man Utd win
- Newcastle win
- Draw
Detailed Results
- 16% Newcastle 0:1 Man Utd
- 16% Newcastle 1:1 Man Utd
- 12% Newcastle 0:2 Man Utd
- 12% Newcastle 1:0 Man Utd
- 11% Newcastle 0:0 Man Utd
- 8% Newcastle 1:2 Man Utd
- 6% Newcastle 2:0 Man Utd
- 4% Newcastle 2:1 Man Utd
- 3% Newcastle 0:3 Man Utd
- 3% Newcastle 5:0 Man Utd
- 2% Newcastle 0:5 Man Utd
- 2% Newcastle 1:3 Man Utd
- 1% Newcastle 3:0 Man Utd
- 1% Newcastle 3:1 Man Utd
- 1% Newcastle 0:4 Man Utd
- 1% Newcastle 2:2 Man Utd
- 0% Newcastle 4:0 Man Utd
- 0% Newcastle 5:5 Man Utd
- 0% Newcastle 2:3 Man Utd
- 0% Newcastle 1:5 Man Utd
Match Stats
- Newcastle
- Man Utd
- Possession
- 32% 68%
- Shots
- 12 12
- Shots on Target
- 2 3
- Corners
- 4 6
- Fouls
- 12 10
Referee
Mike Dean
Man Utd Lineup
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