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Sun, 01 November 2020

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Extremely disappointing result and, for the most part, performance. Im home alone today so I watched most of the match again this evening. Funny how much better you can analyse a game when you know the result.

First half we were just outplayed. They knew exactly how to cut off our usual channels of passing and we had no answer to it. Its the clear achilles heel of this team and we simply won't win games consistently until we solve that. We just couldn't get out. Bruno was taking it upon himself to come back and make himself available. McTominay worked hard but didn't know how to play his role and Pogba was just doing his Pogba thing - next to feck all for the team. Having said that, it wasn't ever particularly dangerous for us. I was frustrated with the performance but also thinking we'd still win the game when we sorted ourselves out.

This is where the criticism of Ole starts to come in. He knew what we needed to do to get a hold on the game. We know that he knew, because he made adjustments at half time that worked, but he shouldn't have waited that long. It should have happened on 25 minutes. If you're going to start with Fred and McTominay (which we should do whenever possible) then use them in a way that works. 4231 or a back three. Im all for being adaptable but I dont think this team is mature enough yet to keep changing things outside of those two systems.

Second half we were far better. Looked like the only team that would win it, until we got Pogba'd. Im so angry with him for that mistake. Completely brain dead. He has to know better than that, but i just think he coasts through games. He doesn't suit this club and he's got to go. 2nd big criticism for Ole was keeping him on. I couldn't and still don't understand what he thought he was offering the team.

Obviously this place is going to be an Ole out bloodbath for another week, and he does deserve criticism for today, but its bigger than that. You don't beat Leipzig 5-0 on Tuesday and then produce what we did today because the team are badly coached. Today was a case of trying to fit too many square pegs into round holes and it has to be a lesson learned. No more diamond formation. No more feckin Pogba. I genuinely don't want to see him pull on our shirt again unless we have injuries and he has to play.
Pretty much this.

Bruno had to come very deep in the first half because he received basically nothing up there. Sometime I saw him right next to our CB.

I said it about 3-4 months ago the issue with Pogba, apart from him being lazy as feck, and thinking he's some prime Messi is he has absolutely no awareness of what is happening or surrounding him. Watch all the times he made a mistake, or lost a ball you'd see he had absolutely no idea that there's a feking runner or chaser behind or beside him. And yeah, according to some he's world class. World class my arse. He runs like a giraffe strolling around while having the vision of a horse. Please never ever start him again.

For Ole, I can't understand what the feck was in his head when he subbed Bruno and keep that wanker on for 90'. Probably because he wants to protect Pogba after conceding that stupid penalty. But even if that was the case, then I lost words. How the feck he thought it's more important to protect some wanker than the match and the team is beyond my knowledge.
 

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It's best to write this game off as irrelevant.

We didn't had a proper pre-season, it's fatigue.

No problems at all with the players nor the manager. Oh and Ed is always the reason why we're shit.
Sorry we have big problems with both in terms of motivation and not using this no pre season as an excuse either
 

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Glad I’m not the only one who seems to have noticed this. How the hell can we play as badly as we did and Arsenal apparently played well, yet one of Arsenal’s only two shots on target was a penalty, gifted to then by Pogba being an idiot?

If you want to see what’s possible when we play that poorly, re-watch the Brighton and Palace games. Both of whom were infinitely more threatening and better to watch than Arsenal.
Because how well a team plays isn't determined by how many shots on target they have. If one team creates multiple chances but misses the target every time and the other team struggles to even attempt to cross the ball into the area then it's pretty safe to say that the former team is playing better.
 

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Absolute fecking shambles. For the first time ever, I voted for a United manager to go. Ole is fecking clueless: how they hell does Pogba start, how the hell does Pogba stay on the pitch? Where the hell did he play Scot McT? What were the tactics? what was the shape? what was the plan?

Of course, the players didn't help him - not a single decent performance but I truly believe they don't know what they are supposed to be doing. This nonsense of a slow build-up (and the comically bad passing it out from the back) is not in United's DNA - that thing Ole supposedly understands. What's the point of buying a player and not using him?

Many of us said it, if you aren't good enough to manage Cardiff, how the hell do you get the United job? Even Gary Nev has reached the point where he's started to criticise him.

The whole board is to blame too - and would have been sacked months ago in any other business - and I'm afraid, United have become a business.

As for the team performance: one fecking shot on target, no ability to pass or cross the ball and some people barely even pretending to try. We never learn, we repeat the mantra "this was not good enough but we must pick ourselves up and move on". And then go backwards.
 

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Ole gets it right occasionally In a broken clock is right twice a day kind of way. Yesterday was not one of those times.
 

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Absolute fecking shambles. For the first time ever, I voted for a United manager to go. Ole is fecking clueless: how they hell does Pogba start, how the hell does Pogba stay on the pitch? Where the hell did he play Scot McT? What were the tactics? what was the shape? what was the plan?

Of course, the players didn't help him - not a single decent performance but I truly believe they don't know what they are supposed to be doing. This nonsense of a slow build-up (and the comically bad passing it out from the back) is not in United's DNA - that thing Ole supposedly understands. What's the point of buying a player and not using him?

Many of us said it, if you aren't good enough to manage Cardiff, how the hell do you get the United job? Even Gary Nev has reached the point where he's started to criticise him.

The whole board is to blame too - and would have been sacked months ago in any other business - and I'm afraid, United have become a business.

As for the team performance: one fecking shot on target, no ability to pass or cross the ball and some people barely even pretending to try. We never learn, we repeat the mantra "this was not good enough but we must pick ourselves up and move on". And then go backwards.
Yeah it's sad to see this happen to Ole but to manage this club you need more than one tactic and sadly he will never have that
 

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If you think Arsenal were good to watch that’s fine. I don’t care. I do disagree though.
Arsenal had a very defensive mindset. Every single player on the pitch was a defender first. People will struggle with that idea because they had more attacking opportunities than us in the first half but what I mean is they are totally 100% focused on the press and they only ever looked like scoring if we made a mistake.

You can’t really blame them for this because I think their players are mostly pretty average and Arteta is doing a great job to get results out of them but you can see why they don’t score many

Having said all that, I’m convinced if we had started 4-2-3-1 we would have won. We played right into their hands with that ridiculous diamond. It just invited pressure. Lots of little intricate passes, too narrow, too many players deep and not enough forward passing options.

Arsenal wanted to compress the game and play in boxes and we made that easy for them first half. Second half was night and day in terms of territory and possession. We started to switch the play quickly and create more attacking opportunities. Just a shame that as usual the entire team was compromised to suit Pogba and he still finds a way to let us down
 

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That was really difficult viewing yesterday. No player covered themselves in glory and it was the complete antithesis of our midweek CL game.

Yes the players were crap, all of them, but why? How can we go from one extreme to the other, week in, week out? For me the responsibility then becomes Ole’s. He has to steady the ship, his job is to send the players into the pitch, into battle, prepared every week and it is this that makes me wonder about Ole. Nice guy clearly but is he suitable for this? Don’t know, I’m beginning to suspect he’s not.
 

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That was really difficult viewing yesterday. No player covered themselves in glory and it was the complete antithesis of our midweek CL game.

Yes the players were crap, all of them, but why? How can we go from one extreme to the other, week in, week out? For me the responsibility then becomes Ole’s. He has to steady the ship, his job is to send the players into the pitch, into battle, prepared every week and it is this that makes me wonder about Ole. Nice guy clearly but is he suitable for this? Don’t know, I’m beginning to suspect he’s not.
Has never been the right guy to get the job on a permanent basis
 

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Arsenal out-thought us in the first half. Their 3-4-3 completely nullified the diamond.

We were better once we went back to a 4-2-3-1 and if it hadn’t been an individual error, this game would have finished nil-nil.

Didn’t help that we were very poor in retaining possession, gave away the ball so many times.
 

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I think we are going to be stuck with Ole regardless of results. The worlds in shit like our football. How many managers will we sack? We can’t keep doing this it has to stop, Ole has been been a bigger mistake then Moyes because Moyes was less of a risk. Both Ole out and Ole in have valid reasons which is the ultimate stalemate...
 

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I think we are going to be stuck with Ole regardless of results. The worlds in shit like our football. How many managers will we sack? We can’t keep doing this it has to stop, Ole has been been a bigger mistake then Moyes because Moyes was less of a risk. Both Ole out and Ole in have valid reasons which is the ultimate stalemate...
Wtf?
 

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Last home win was 4th July against Bournemouth. Since then we have had the following results:

2-2 Southampton (H)
1-1 Westham (H)
1-3 Palace (H)
1-6 Spurs (H)
0-0 Chelsea (H)
0-1 Arsenal (H)

We have taken 3 points at home out of our last 18. We have scored 5 and conceded 13. How he survived the Spurs defeat was remarkable. We are 15th in the league, already 9 points behind Liverpool after 6/7 games.

How people can defend Ole is beyond me. Results are not good enough, performances are not good enough, the transfer window wasnt good enough. Get him out with his inept coaches.
 

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We’ve turned into an old Arsenal.....a team full of central midfielders. Truly awful performance from start to finish. The blame lies with the manager first for a crap formation and team selection. The players then duly obliged with a shocking performance. Not one of them could pass yesterday. Awful.
 

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I am honestly sick and tired of opposition fans in these threads. Fine in the Football Forum, but why in this section of the site? We have to watch tumescent, shit on a stick football every few days, and then have smug supporters of other teams slyly lauding it over us.
 

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Last home win was 4th July against Bournemouth. Since then we have had the following results:

2-2 Southampton (H)
1-1 Westham (H)
1-3 Palace (H)
1-6 Spurs (H)
0-0 Chelsea (H)
0-1 Arsenal (H)

We have taken 3 points at home out of our last 18. We have scored 5 and conceded 13. How he survived the Spurs defeat was remarkable. We are 15th in the league, already 9 points behind Liverpool after 6/7 games.

How people can defend Ole is beyond me. Results are not good enough, performances are not good enough, the transfer window wasnt good enough. Get him out with his inept coaches.
With squad full of average players as well! We don’t deserve higher than 9 place with these defensive players!
 

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Would it have been the same night when raptors would walk on earth again, because based on that match, Arsenal barely looked like scoring 1 in 90 before that penalty.
Barely looked like scoring 1?

Arsenal had a few great scoring attempts and on another night it would have been 0-3 indeed.

Look, I hoped for a United win because of Donny van de Beek.

However, Arsenal pressed surprisingly well. Had United under the thumb most of the game and as a result had a few threatening attempts and chances. Crossbar, just wide and so forth.
 
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Big difference in meeting PSG and Leipzig than whatever C-grade team they were meeting
Yet had it been the other way round and united were the team playing on the Thursday it would have been used as an excuse because there is always some excuse for ole struggling.
 

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We’ve turned into an old Arsenal.....a team full of central midfielders. Truly awful performance from start to finish. The blame lies with the manager first for a crap formation and team selection. The players then duly obliged with a shocking performance. Not one of them could pass yesterday. Awful.
Most here wanted that line up.
 

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Yet had it been the other way round and united were the team playing on the Thursday it would have been used as an excuse because there is always some excuse for ole struggling.
That maybe so, but you cant it use it against us as an argument that Arsenal and Tottenham are somewhat so much better to tackle mid-week games when they play all their second string more or less.
 

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Pogba should never start a game again. Absolutely liability and still thinks he is the dog's bollocks.
Best summary of Pogba I've seen in ages...
How many times now has he cost us points with stupid penalties like this or giving the ball away in dangerous positions.
He either doesn't track back after losing the ball or does this stuff when he does. Liability for sure.
 

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The real midfield signing we should have made this summer was probably the big difference maker for the opposition yesterday in partey. I don't know why we needed vdb with Fernandes and pogba still here when we need a good quality proper box to box player like partey instead to compliment our first 11 midfield and annoying thing is he was about the same price as vdb and was there to be brought.

poor transfer decision by ole but what's new, we ain't going anywhere with his poor squad rebuilding.
 

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Our consistency is appalling.
Individual errors cost us time and time again.
We have issue's being motivated for every game.
We have a mentality issue.
We have no players with the ability to adapt to in-game scenarios.

I got to say - starting to feel a sense of doom around Ole.

I'm a massive Ole fan but having happy motivated players is the only way a manager can have longevity, even more so at a big club like ours.

Ole speaks so well and I know he is trying to install that right mentality and get the players working hard and committed every game. But they aren't. So while that is a player issue to some degree, until they start fecking doing the basics right and having some pride and consistency then what chance have we got?

Rashford - dynamite against Leipzip, couldnt stop flapping his arms in the air against Arsenal like some diva. Disgraceful.
Greenwood - get the sense he's only happy when being spoon fed chances. Doesnt work hard enough
Fernandes - 1st half - he might as well have sat in the dressing room. Useless.
Pogba - what the actual hell can you say? Beyond abysmal. The worst player at this club right now. Shambles
Mctominey - Someone explain to me what he brings to the club apart from being fit? Awful player

Lindelof was voted our MOTM here. Thats how bad it was.

Ole got no chance until these players start playing like they want to win games. They're mentality just isnt there. No desire to win first or 2nd balls. Sick of watching us being outworked for 90 mins.

I'm convinced it's the players application. They just dont try hard enough
 

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United need to deal with the Pogba issue and replace him asap. It's a pity they didn't sell him when Spanish giants were reportedly interested, but instead chose to sacrifice Mourinho. On current performance I'm not sure any club will come knocking or offer anywhere close to a price acceptable to United. But right now he is not United level. Ole has to play him regularly because he is a huge cost to the club, even when he is awful.
Could have sold him, got Partey in, then we have Donny to replace Pogba, two good players for one who can't perform unless we are thrashing teams.
 

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The real midfield signing we should have made this summer was probably the big difference maker for the opposition yesterday in partey. I don't know why we needed vdb with Fernandes and pogba still here when we need a good quality proper box to box player like partey instead to compliment our first 11 midfield and annoying thing is he was about the same price as vdb and was there to be brought.

poor transfer decision by ole but what's new, we ain't going anywhere with his poor squad rebuilding.
I just don't want Pogba. Donny is a good replacement. As I said above they should have sold Pogba and as you said got Partey.
 

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Our consistency is appalling.
Individual errors cost us time and time again.
We have issue's being motivated for every game.
We have a mentality issue.
We have no players with the ability to adapt to in-game scenarios.

I got to say - starting to feel a sense of doom around Ole.

I'm a massive Ole fan but having happy motivated players is the only way a manager can have longevity, even more so at a big club like ours.

Ole speaks so well and I know he is trying to install that right mentality and get the players working hard and committed every game. But they aren't. So while that is a player issue to some degree, until they start fecking doing the basics right and having some pride and consistency then what chance have we got?

Rashford - dynamite against Leipzip, couldnt stop flapping his arms in the air against Arsenal like some diva. Disgraceful.
Greenwood - get the sense he's only happy when being spoon fed chances. Doesnt work hard enough
Fernandes - 1st half - he might as well have sat in the dressing room. Useless.
Pogba - what the actual hell can you say? Beyond abysmal. The worst player at this club right now. Shambles
Mctominey - Someone explain to me what he brings to the club apart from being fit? Awful player

Lindelof was voted our MOTM here. Thats how bad it was.

Ole got no chance until these players start playing like they want to win games. They're mentality just isnt there. No desire to win first or 2nd balls. Sick of watching us being outworked for 90 mins.

I'm convinced it's the players application. They just dont try hard enough

Then they aren't prepared mentally. If Ole is giving them the impression it will be a doddle then they will think it's going to be a doddle. I do think they were trying, but if you go out with the wrong preparation and attitude it is hard to change it. Ole does not help with his subs. He should have taken Fred off, before he was sent off and put Donny on. Instead he basically changed like for like when it wasn't working anyway. Then makes his other changes when we were behind. They then had something to protect even more.
 

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Most here wanted that line up.
Maybe they did. But they are not the manager of Manchester United. He is supposed to know far more than the average football fan.
That team never looked like they knew what they were supposed to be doing and never got to grips with the Arsenal set up.
As I keep saying, we are going backwards.
 

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Arsenal had a very defensive mindset. Every single player on the pitch was a defender first. People will struggle with that idea because they had more attacking opportunities than us in the first half but what I mean is they are totally 100% focused on the press and they only ever looked like scoring if we made a mistake.

You can’t really blame them for this because I think their players are mostly pretty average and Arteta is doing a great job to get results out of them but you can see why they don’t score many

Having said all that, I’m convinced if we had started 4-2-3-1 we would have won. We played right into their hands with that ridiculous diamond. It just invited pressure. Lots of little intricate passes, too narrow, too many players deep and not enough forward passing options.

Arsenal wanted to compress the game and play in boxes and we made that easy for them first half. Second half was night and day in terms of territory and possession. We started to switch the play quickly and create more attacking opportunities. Just a shame that as usual the entire team was compromised to suit Pogba and he still finds a way to let us down
In my mind the diamond was a good answer to Arsenals 3-4-3. In theory we had four midfielders up against their midfield two. We should have been dominating possession in the middle of the park. Instead, Fred, Pogba, Bruno and McTominay just gave it away constantly.
 

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This is madness, we had a poor game after a poor start, it's not the end of the world but we should be doing better.

No huge mistakes by Ole or the starting XI/ formation.

The problems as I see it are Pogba who (against his value anyway) isn't playing well enough and deserves to put back onto the bench with Donny coming in.

We need to increase the risk/ tempo from the beginning in bigger games, when we go behind we suddenly look dangerous but it's too late, we need them to pick up the tempo from the off, I don't think it's about caring/ effort etc it's just too cautious.

The last thing that bothers me is that at half time, we needed to change something, come out firing, didn't even necessarily need subs or a tactical change but he needed to tell them, take this game, take risks, move further up the pitch and I think he was happy that it was 0-0.

We keep going at the end of the day and hopefully we can correct these things, I do think the diamond is the way to go but we need to play more at it and not keep switching back.
 

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Then they aren't prepared mentally. If Ole is giving them the impression it will be a doddle then they will think it's going to be a doddle. I do think they were trying, but if you go out with the wrong preparation and attitude it is hard to change it. Ole does not help with his subs. He should have taken Fred off, before he was sent off and put Donny on. Instead he basically changed like for like when it wasn't working anyway. Then makes his other changes when we were behind. They then had something to protect even more.
Post-match, Ole said that this was the big match of the week. He said they knew RB would take care of itself (I'm presuming he meant motivation wise) and that this was the one they needed to make sure they performed in so I don't think he gave the impression it would be a doddle.

I agree that they definitely weren't at the right pitch mentally and it's something that needs sorting asap.

We need two good wins before the international break or the pressure will really ramp up.
 

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Best summary of Pogba I've seen in ages...
How many times now has he cost us points with stupid penalties like this or giving the ball away in dangerous positions.
He either doesn't track back after losing the ball or does this stuff when he does. Liability for sure.
He’s becoming a parody of himself. A lot of the early criticism around Pogba was harsh and unjustified but right now we are a much better team with him not in it. Everybody else tends to be switched on and while they may lack his ‘talent’ it isn’t currently worth the cost. And tbh we’ve not seen anything much from him for a really long time.

A nice pass for Greenwood against Leipzig maybe. I remember him winning a pen against Tottenham after lockdown.

He’s just constantly caught in the ball, doesn’t track back after losing it, fouls players almost every challenge, is a red card risk and a penalty risk.
 

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and? It's not really a big deal for a bunch idiots on an internet forum to get it wrong, but why is us being clueless a defence of the Manchester United manager?
When the diamond has been advocated most people wanted it to get Donny in the team.
 

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Mate at work just asked me whether we didn't turn up for the game because our players and manager were too busy celebrating the World Cup win in midweek.
The jibes are incessant today.
 

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Then they aren't prepared mentally. If Ole is giving them the impression it will be a doddle then they will think it's going to be a doddle. I do think they were trying, but if you go out with the wrong preparation and attitude it is hard to change it. Ole does not help with his subs. He should have taken Fred off, before he was sent off and put Donny on. Instead he basically changed like for like when it wasn't working anyway. Then makes his other changes when we were behind. They then had something to protect even more.
I dont think ole is giving them the impression its a doddle - the exact opposite in fact.

I think for the most part the preparation and behind the scenes stuff is good enough - it's player application for me. They just dont have the mindset to perform to an elite standard for 90 minutes every game. The backroom team can do so much - it really is a players own responsibility whether they take it on board or play half arsed. Clearly our bunch of players can be world class one game and league one the next. Thats not all on Ole - thats player mentality.

I agree you can nit pick at subs etc but you'd get that with any manager.

The team set up and players picked are way much better than Arsenal - yet we struggled. Arsenal didnt play well - we were poor

Thats the frustrating thing - we rarely get well beaten by a superior team - we allow teams to look better against us by playing with no intensity or effort. So frustrating
 

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