ShinjiNinja26
Full Member
The feck is this thread? These players have had countless chances and have failed to produce time after time. Get them the feck out the club and start a fresh. Let’s give ETH the best possible chance of succeeding.
Its obvious these players have not got the mentality.With recent reports suggesting that Ralf will provide the new manager with a full report of our current squad, is it the right way to go, or should the players be allowed a fresh start when the new manager takes over?
And give more time to shit, overrated players who will play well for ETH at the beginning and then down their tools when it gets tough? ETH should take advice/input from Rangnick and then do his own thing according to his philosophy.I hope Ten Hag says thanks, then promptly throws it in the bin.
Finally, a post that makes sense and is not a knee-jerk reaction.I never understood this clean slate BS. Players cost the club a bomb in terms of fee and salaries. The moment they don't perform to the high standards requested then there's a big problem that needs to be solved. Sure one has to have a look at stuff like injury records etc. However there's very little reason for a 100k-400k a week person not to perform his job to the high standards expected.
Now let's turn at United. First of all we probably brought Rangnick in to have a look at the squad and give his honest review about it. We didn't bring him in to succeed else we would have provided him with funds in January and we would have brought a better pool of coaches in. If Rangnick isn't allowed to give his 2c about this squad then why the feck had we brought him in? Secondly United will be forced to give a clean slate to some players as we won't be able to replace all this squad at one go. We will be able to add 5-6 players at max. Which is why most of these aholes are still performing badly. They know that they can't be replaced
If you think a manager of his calibre and knowledfe of the game has not done his homework, you're crazy. In fact, wasn't the reason he got the job was because in his interview, he told Fletch and Murtough what was wrong and how he'd fix it in brutally honest fashion?And give more time to shit, overrated players who will play well for ETH at the beginning and then down their tools when it gets tough? ETH should take advice/input from Rangnick and then do his own thing according to his philosophy.
Why wouldn't he do that?With recent reports suggesting that Ralf will provide the new manager with a full report of our current squad, is it the right way to go, or should the players be allowed a fresh start when the new manager takes over?
I am not talking about ETH, he is a good manager and I am sure he has done his homework. You can't judge someone as a fraud or a failure without knowing the actual reasons he was brought in as the interim manager and what targets the board had actually set for Rangnick. In the last 10 years, Rangnick has been a manager of a team for only 2 years before he came to United, if the goal was to reach the top 4 and actually improve the team why would the board hire someone like Rangnick who hasn't managed teams for long periods in the last decade and also not make any signings in January? You will start calling ETH also a fraud/failure when he gives time to players who don't give a feck about United and those players down their tools when things don't go their way, you fail to realize how badly the club was being run and, in my opinion, the manager is a scapegoat.If you think a manager of his calibre and knowledfe of the game has not done his homework, you're crazy. In fact, wasn't the reason he got the job was because in his interview, he told Fletch and Murtough what was wrong and how he'd fix it in brutally honest fashion?
He doesn't need a fraud like Rangnick who has none of his talent to present a stupid dossier to him. He'll also see more of it himself in training, he'll even know from staff who know the players better than Ralf, who would fit and who won't.
The less he listens to that failure, the better.