I'm all for men expressing their emotions but wtf was this from Ralph last night?
Odd. Very odd.
Odd. Very odd.
Ralph Hasenhüttl
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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.
People are allowed to be emotional about something that means something to them, didn't realise this was a 'real men's club'.Not sure why there was tears but, he had a problem with covid at his house and to me it looked like it was a tears of relief after a hard couple of weeks for him.
Oh do shut up. It's not about "masculinity", it's about a Premier League win in January that moves them up to 6th being treated like a Champions League trophy win.
There is nothing wrong with saying it's a weird reaction.
Must be about him beating Klopp, maybe some kind of German rivalry. Nothing wrong with men crying, and if some men don't like men crying or don't cry, well that is their preference, as long as they don't actively try to insult the person by making homophobic slurs or calling them "girly" or any such comment.
For me he didn't cry enough.
Only one of them is German...
Personally I suspect there's a lot of people on here making out it was a weird reaction who are still annoyed he was linked with Ole's job. Was the same earlier in the season when people were trying to link his style of football to Allardyce, despite almost every stat to the contrary and basic common sense. If he continues to vastly outperform with the squad he has, he will end up at a CL club, it's just a matter of time.
If Klopp and company can celebrate a draw at home to WBA, this guy is allowed is allowed to cry as much as possible if it prevents the scousers from winning the league.
Yes Nagelsman's shitty blazers kind of made me think that he's a bit of a flash cnut. I remember United having strict dress code for players back in Fergie's days. Club blazers at airports etc.
Maybe we're just two old men yelling at clouds.
On the topic of Hassenhult, I'm all for men showing emotion, and I'm the first to say I'm not a man's men, toxic masculinity kind of guy so it's got nothing to do with that. Crying after a fairly standard 1-0 win just seems kind of odd.
I read that as ‘wanking my GF’
He isn't German?
I need to bursh up my knowledge, off late it has been terrible.
Yes, he has been excellent for the resources that he has. But I am not sure if any of the traditional top 4 will take a wager with him, unless Leicester looks at him, after Rodgers departs for a bigger club.
Sorry, the comment about crying was in general, not directed at you.
I still read that quote as being all about his team: bigging up United's celebrations to big up his own team's performance, without intending anything negative United. Maybe I'm too positively minded, but it's certainly a nicer mindset to have than the people (others) who are trying to read this as just a dig at United.
I think the real man’s club disappeared from the game long ago.
Ask your players to run around like thugs and nights like this can happen.
I almost feel for him
Poor cnut, my heart goes out to him.
No crying on his knees at full time tonight?
He’s about to cry.
Looked like he was going to bubble up again.
fecking PTSD or what? Actually feel sorry for him but when you play this kind of football you get a hammering every now and again.
I actually like him as a manager but you can't lose 9-0 twice. Losing a man early on isn't a justification.
Good manager but my god is he an emotional mess.
A 9-0 loss again
Eagerly awaiting the post-match interview with 9-0 enthusiast, Ralph Hasenhuttl.
Never understood the fuss around him, so overrated. This was a horror show tonight, second time it's happened under his watch and they're on a bad run.
Looks like he hasn't.
I'm a fanboy so the mitigation is loads of injuries (likes of Walkers Peters, Romeu, Vestegaard and Walcott are certain starters for them) and well losing a man after barely a minute is just an abnormal event even if it was a ridiculously stupid tackle.
Be interested if any team has ever got even a point from premier league game when losing a player to red card in first 10 minutes but it is very rare. Should've happened in 2010 league cup final as another case study.....yes I'm still bitter.
Going to be a struggle for them to finish top half now which would be disappointing for them.
Be interested if any team has ever got even a point from premier league game when losing a player to red card in first 10 minutes but it is very rare. Should've happened in 2010 league cup final as another case study.....yes I'm still bitter.
Going to be a struggle for them to finish top half now which would be disappointing for them.
Not sure if it was the opening 10 minutes but we had Maniche sent off early vs West Ham in 2006 while we were behind and we went on to win 4-1.I'm a fanboy so the mitigation is loads of injuries (likes of Walkers Peters, Romeu, Vestegaard and Walcott are certain starters for them) and well losing a man after barely a minute is just an abnormal event even if it was a ridiculously stupid tackle.
Be interested if any team has ever got even a point from premier league game when losing a player to red card in first 10 minutes but it is very rare. Should've happened in 2010 league cup final as another case study.....yes I'm still bitter.
Going to be a struggle for them to finish top half now which would be disappointing for them.
If it weren't for that i'd have forgotten he played for us
Yeah you can’t really blame him. Loads of injuries, an early red. They had a goal disallowed for nothing, and a penalty and a second red given against them for (what I think was) a dive. But you can already see there are people in here absolutely giddy to write a mean post about him on the internet because some people have the audacity to like him as a manager.I'm a fanboy so the mitigation is loads of injuries (likes of Walkers Peters, Romeu, Vestegaard and Walcott are certain starters for them) and well losing a man after barely a minute is just an abnormal event even if it was a ridiculously stupid tackle.
Be interested if any team has ever got even a point from premier league game when losing a player to red card in first 10 minutes but it is very rare. Should've happened in 2010 league cup final as another case study.....yes I'm still bitter.
Going to be a struggle for them to finish top half now which would be disappointing for them.
No top manager material suffers big losses like this.
We were good, but my god were Southampton dreadful after 20 minutes or so. Just gave up completely. Embarassing.
This. I said the same when everybody was fawning over him when they were in that good spell.
Complete horror show from them tonight. Could and should have been more than 9 really.
Losing a man early to a red happens and you rarely ever get a result from that situation, it doesn't excuse a 9-0 hammering though. More often than not playing against 10 men usually means it's hard to break the team down as they sit back and keep it tight creating a pressure for the team with 11 men to get a result. Ole is saying the same as I type this.
I think tonight was a combo of everything that could have went wrong.
Give us a few tears, Ralph.
Will be interesting to see how they bounce back after another 9-0 defeat.
Cant remember or even think of a manager that has been on the wrong end of x2 9-0 losses
Cant remember or even think of a manager that has been on the wrong end of x2 9-0 losses
Ralph Wiggum Hasenhüttl
Maybe it will help having that expierence before and being better for it. Nothing he could really do tonight about going down to 10 men after 1 minute
I really rate Hasenhuttl, but no top team should be losing by nine goals, and to have it happen twice is simply inexcusable.
He just doesn't have a plan b for anything, no changing of methods, no shutting up shop, no damage limitation.
Granted they were weakened, and the red card early changes things massively, but scorelines like that shouldn't happen at that level.
I love it.
He just doesn't have a plan b for anything, no changing of methods, no shutting up shop, no damage limitation.
Granted they were weakened, and the red card early changes things massively, but scorelines like that shouldn't happen at that level.
I love it.
He deserved that after his post match from last time. Hope he can hear them again.
His tactics were suicidal. Not sure why the feck would you keep the wings so open despite conceding first 3 goals from the sides. Shaw was terrorizing that right hand side and yet he does nothing. He should have made that change.
Still a huge fan though. Would happily take at United after Ole.
Still a huge fan though. Would happily take at United after Ole.