UnitedSofa
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It's as simple as that.Ronaldo was insubordinate and more importantly was no longer at the requisite level for PL level. He had to go, blud.
Absolutely. I wouldn't think Phelan is the best authority on the matter either. The eye test showed he was done at this level and his reaction to being subbed (when Rashford came on and scored) was pathetic.Ronaldo was insubordinate and more importantly was no longer at the requisite level for PL level. He had to go, blud.
One amongst several, yes.He had to go, blud.
It was the final feck you from Ed Woodward to Manchester United. Well, at least until the details of Harry Maguire's contract emerged.What are this high standards?
The guy himself was a stumbling block to how the team plays.
Then add his scorched earth policy, with the 'club' being his enemy.
Plus Ronaldo himself alone couldn't bridge the gap between United and City maybe thus the club needed everyone to pull it's weight behind it to push further in becoming a better team. Something that Ronaldo was unwilling to do.
All in all, Ronaldo second return as ill advised and miscalculation by the club.
This, simple.Ronaldo was insubordinate and more importantly was no longer at the requisite level for PL level. He had to go, blud.
That's just conjecture.Having high standards but also insisting the style of play be tailored exactly to him, at the detriment of team cohesion, can certainly mean that his "high standards" were in fact a problem. Why do people think so black and white about things?
Most football related observations are conjecture.That's just conjecture.
I used to play football with a guy like that. Easily my least favorite kind of team mate. He'd misplace more than half his passes and constantly get dispossessed. And 90% of the time he'd blame his team mates for this out loud. He may have had a weird mix of autism and narcissism.It’s inspiring to have someone who sets the ultimate standards for themselves and adheres to that, it would be so toxic to be in a team with someone who had standards for everyone else they could even match.
He commits phelanies together with Fellaini.What does Mike Phelan actually do now?
No Mikey, no! That was so not right!Jesus Mikey
This. Everything had to go through him. He wasnt a team player anymore.Ronaldo was insubordinate and more importantly was no longer at the requisite level for PL level. He had to go, blud.
Thats a good question. Is he still at Utd even?What does Mike Phelan actually do now?