ugh, cnut!Ole should have ran up to him at fulltime and did this in the Twats face.
Thomas Tuchel confirmed as PSG's new manager
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why he didn't use cavani? not that I'm complaining but they never went aerial even in the last seconds.
He's been watching cricket. Thinks the handball rule is the same as the LBW ruleWhat kind of bizarre logic is that
Ole should have ran up to him at fulltime and did this in the Twats face.
Someone needs to photoshop a pneumatic jackhammer drill into his hands.
Not sure if naive or arrogant with the way they setup against us tonight, I swear both Thiago Silva and Kimpembe were playing in our own half in first 25 mins leaving acres of space behind for Lukaku who was almost in if Rashford had played a better ball. It was same in the 2nd half too, his team didn't drop off at all. It allowed our players to run at their defence when there was a turnover.
Undid all the good work at OT with his tactical decisions tonight.
Undid all the good work at OT with his tactical decisions tonight.
Sack watch? They walk the league every year, a manager there is hired to be successful in Europe.
1930s cartoon Teenage Detective gets found out
Thought he behaved admirable in the interviews. Not having a go at the ref, said they should have done better themselves. Behaved much better than he did at O.T
Ain't no kind of logic. Maybe he's having a meltdown.What kind of bizarre logic is that
That jacket looks like it was made from the same stuff they cover the walls with in a padded cell. Maybe that's how he escaped.Ole should have ran up to him at fulltime and did this in the Twats face.
He's only the flower girl/ page boy, still several stages to go before he can be classed at the 'Bridesmaid' level
Tuchel would be the perfect addition to Ole's coaching step up.
I dont think he should have made defensive substitutions.
fecking hell, he's basically the spitting image of Robbie Rotten.By that logic we could all start handling ball whenever we feel like, as long as its not going in.
He always striked me as an odd choice when PSG were looking for someone to take them to the next level, more of a sideways move from Emery than an upgrade
tbh PSG + Mourinho seem like the perfect match
tbh PSG + Mourinho seem like the perfect match
Ole has class...Ole should have ran up to him at fulltime and did this in the Twats face.
He lost and wants to keep his pay cheque.
his postmatch
Has such a cnut face. cnut.
What did his post match comments consist of? To be honest he is quite a classy fella but it would be interesting to see what he makes of it all.
or the rear of a sheep.
Ye, also by his logic there should never be a penalty from a hand ball after a cross from the corner, as they rarely go in directly
Just seen his comments haha. He's right, Dalot's shot lool like it was going high wide and not at all handsome but you cannot probe that it was not going to dip and beat buffon or cause him problems. A blatant handball is a blatant handball and despite the whereabouts of the ball you cannot argue otherwise. If it hit Kimpembe, exactly in the position it did tonight, but having his stomach and and midriff in the line of sight then I'd agree it was contestable. Fact is... If Kimpembe's arm was not there then no one could have predicted the flight of the ball and therefore where it would have ended.
How soon will he be confirmed as PSG's new ex-manager?
From watching his post match comments, it didn't seem like he thought they shouldn't have conceded a penalty because it was going over, but more that it hurts that bit more to concede a penalty like that which is understandable
Fair enough comments really given he's no doubt very dissapointed.
Basically that he don't think it was a penalty because of how the shot was and how it struck the hand. He then talks about how hard it is to make that kind of difficult call of "handball or no handball" and there are arguments for and against it being a penalty based on how the rules are currently interpreted. Then he mentions that he knows that they were striding a thin line being 2-1 down and were ultimately punished for not doing more.
Yeah true, would have been brilliant though.
He was always an overrated manager. People were talking about him as if he's the next messiah, that he has an unprecedented philosophy in football or something when he was linked to Bayern.
Good manager, but highly overrated.
Good manager, but highly overrated.
PSG was the best side in the tournament and that without Neymar and Cavani. He's a great manager who got extremely unlucky IMO.
Unlucky?
He was playing a team with 10 players absent, including its entire midfield, while he only has 2 with top class replacements well.
He was actually very lucky with the list of United injuries and screwed it up.
Just because he knows how to attack or push forward doesn't mean he's a great manager, something many fell for it.
One of many poverty Pep type managers, needs to get in line with Sarri, Sampaoli, Setien, Paco Jemez etc.
"Best side in the tournament". Haha. My fellow German posters and their usual bias about anything German.
As I said in the post match thread after the first leg. United actually had the upper hand in the first half, PSG proceeded to score 2 thanks to injuries.
Being a great manager is more than pulling a 3 man backline. Realizing that you can't win the CL by pulling 60 year old Buffon who is spilling balls for half a decade now, for starters.
As I said in the post match thread after the first leg. United actually had the upper hand in the first half, PSG proceeded to score 2 thanks to injuries.
Being a great manager is more than pulling a 3 man backline. Realizing that you can't win the CL by pulling 60 year old Buffon who is spilling balls for half a decade now, for starters.
Harsh criticism. I felt the players let him down because they got too cocky and complacent. Some of them showboating at 1-1 like Alves the cnut.
I would still take him at Man Utd one day. He’d probably be grown up by then. This PSG team it’s just hard for him because the league is far too easy. They get too complacent in games because they think it’s too easy.
I would still take him at Man Utd one day. He’d probably be grown up by then. This PSG team it’s just hard for him because the league is far too easy. They get too complacent in games because they think it’s too easy.
To be fair, while I disagree with him on a couple things, he speaks really well and pretty calm all things considered
He transmitted his nervous, negative energy to the team right from the start. He completely lost his rag with someone when they misplaced a crossfield ball shortly after our opener. Both teams were producing some very strange unforced errors right through the match but whereas our players shook those mistakes off (we saw errors from the likes of Shaw, McTominay and Rashford who were otherwise some of the best players on the pitch), theirs got more and more shaky as a result. For me that difference stems from the difference in demeanour between Solskjaer and Tuchel.
Easier to be chilled out as the underdog, of course, but still.
Easier to be chilled out as the underdog, of course, but still.
Kimpembe should have been sent off in the first leg anyway, karma at its finest.
Anyone notice that the PSG fans on here are like Glastonspur when Spurs lose? All the big talk before scouring back to their crannies when their team fail.
Anyone notice that the PSG fans on here are like Glastonspur when Spurs lose? All the big talk before scouring back to their crannies when their team fail.
Hardly his fault. Kehrer and Buffon had Karius level blunders there and they still had gone through if it wasn't for a very hard VAR decision in the 93rd minute. And that's not taken into consideration that they missed an incredible amount of chances in the first half. No offense but this game should've been a 3:0 at half time not a 1:2 and there's not much Tuchel could've done about that.
I understand that United supporters are euphoric right now but this downplaying irks me. PSG was the far, far better team throughout both legs, their first match against you was arguably the best display in the tournament. I'm all for being happy that you've gone through and I hope you are going far now but a little sense of reality would be nice. Tuchel has had PSG play some amazing football and if it wasn't for only one of two serious mistakes or an at least debatable referee call in the 93rd minute, this forum would be on about what a great coach he is.
No it shouldn't.If you are playing a team without basically any of their midfielders and with just one starting forward available and cannot put the tie to bed having won 2-0 away from home, it's not unlucky.
It wasn't a debatable call either.
This just isn't true. They had a paucity of real chances, only 12 shots in the whole game and only 4 on target. De Gea didn't have to make any great saves.