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From those articles, it is safe to assume that few of our players read this forum. Hello guys !
I don't think its Lingard. I listen to the MEN podcast (which Luckhurst appears in most of the time) and pretty much all of them have been saying Lingard should be playing more since he did quite well early in the season. So no real negativity to speak of, this season especially.Lingard and Shaw.
Lingard's dad is acting as his agent now after Raiola dumped him. Shaw is definitely the sort of wimp to get his family to write to journos.
I don't care how they talk in interviews after matches and I don't care if they block some bitchy journalist on twitter.Samuel Luckhurst of the Manchester Evening News claims that some family members of Manchester United players have been in touch with him to complain about negative coverage of the players in question.
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www....ed-players-complain-about-media-coverage/amp/
Not at all surprising.. mentally weak team can’t handle criticism shocker. Maguire and Bruno are two players who’ve come out whinging over criticism over the past year. That’s our captain and best player… which speaks volumes.
Wondering who these players are who’s family members are crying to the press….
Numerous players constantly apologising through that media relations wanker after every embarrassing defeat.
Do our players have no shame ? At all? Seriously ?
Or the media team.From those articles, it is safe to assume that few of our players read this forum. Hello guys !
If you guys read this, remember that 2nd place is the number 1 loser. Especially our great captain who celebrates vs random minnow like he just won the Champions League and World Cup. Just shut the feck up put your head down and grind. None of this whining butthurt crap. Mentally weak no wonder we always choke at crucial moments. Ronaldo use his criticism and immense pressure after 2006 incident to reach next level, instead our players now busy harassing media member who criticise them. Laughable.Or the media team.
You bunch of little wimps! Tiny little testicles the lot of you, more into looking like a footballer than actually winning the titles and making the name for themselves.
They probably think they've made it being at Utd - just remember no one remembers 2nd place. Bellends.
They should get the feck off Twitter, Instagram and forums then. That's the only place the vitriol is coming from, isn't it? It's easily avoided.Isn't the purpose of abuse to hurt the players' confidence, upset their families, and make them play worse on pitch?
By the sounds of it, United's fanbase is achieving exactly what they set out to do.
Im inclined too agree with you there, as your absolutly right!For the fringe player I might understand this. If it is someone who feels mismanaged and is not given any chances by Ole I can fully understand a reaction like: "Why are you criticising me? I give it all during training sessions and I am not even allowed to play?"
For a regular player who can be criticised for what he is doing on the pitch, it is a different thing. If you get criticism for your actual performance you have to live with it.
Why, hello boomer. I see a lot of crying for someone who lectures snowflakes.Psychologists can argue that its just how milenial works especially those coming from a respected family. Their fam overly protect them. Its much different than Roy Keane whose parents used to visit school by riding a bicycle through rivers and crocodiles, their traits rub off to their children. Nowadays parents be like "ooh internet is off? poor baby cant watch youtube!!!".
I'm a milenial and even I agree Roy Keane is a hard man while Maguire is just trying to look hard. Maguire : "I proved all of you wrong, I don't care about the haters". Maguire's little heart : "Oh my god I'm shaking, these people are so mean to me "Why, hello boomer. I see a lot of crying for someone who lectures snowflakes.
I feel like he's the only player we can be sure it's not himI don't think it's Pogba, Pogba's been getting cooked by the media since he's joined and never done something like this, he's not gonna start now.
Defo Maguire and Mctominay is my bet, you know what type of person Maguire is when you read about what he said in regards to that incident in Greece.
Psychologists can argue that its just how milenial works especially those coming from a respected family. Their fam overly protect them. Its much different than Roy Keane whose parents used to visit school by riding a bicycle through rivers and crocodiles, their traits rub off to their children. Nowadays parents be like "ooh internet is off? poor baby cant watch youtube!!!".
No he has not. His friends Gary and co are vomiting bile on the players day and night but never have the audacity to criticize a manager who is not on the level of Manchester united to begin with.Ole has been shredded in virtually every national media outlet for weeks now, with the BBC particularly virulent. It's bollocks they're going soft on him just because the official press conferences are tame.
I'm talking the BBC, Times, Telegraph etc...not whatever Nev is spouting on Sky. Let's face it, the national press gave Ole a fair crack of the whip, but he was never seen as more than a fanciful appointment and certainly never considered a viable long-term option or anywhere near elite.No he has not. His friends Gary and co are vomiting bile on the players day and night but never have the audacity to criticize a manager who is not on the level of Manchester united to begin with.
Who are these 'Co'? Does it include Scholes, Rio?No he has not. His friends Gary and co are vomiting bile on the players day and night but never have the audacity to criticize a manager who is not on the level of Manchester united to begin with.
Honestly most Manchester United fans can't give a feck about his record with England although most of us acknowledge that scoring goals against the likes of Poland, Hungary, Albania and San Marino is hard work.
Of course it's decent but for a CB that is just a bonus. Keep a clean sheet and score a goal on top? That is great and can be celebrated. Make regularly terrible mistakes and score a goal? Focus on your main job, dude, you won't always be able to correct your mistake yourself. Maybe except you are Sergio Ramos
I guess next time he shouldn't bother score when he gets a chance then!
I'd say scoring against the team's he has, Poland, Ukraine, Hungary and Ireland is pretty decent really, and nothing to be scoffed at.
United fans only care about performances with Manchester United. We would gladly swap a CL win for 50 England goals against mighty San Marino
I guess next time he shouldn't bother score when he gets a chance then!
I'd say scoring against the team's he has, Poland, Ukraine, Hungary and Ireland is pretty decent really, and nothing to be scoffed at.
I think this has always been the case. Players need constructive criticism and thats true of today's team. Unfortunately comments like 'you're shit" and "I hope Ole dies in a plane crash on his way back to Norway" are hardly constructive and incredibly personal to the player and their family. And there are loads of examples even on this forum with Maguire, Shaw and especially McTominay and Fred.I don’t think there’s anything wrong with constructive criticism, Luckhurst isn’t that though. The points probably still stand and the players deserved to be criticised, but Luckhurst is unbearable.
But what's wrong with that?! They were absolutely bang on. Everyone in the world could see it apart from delusional United fans.I'm talking the BBC, Times, Telegraph etc...not whatever Nev is spouting on Sky. Let's face it, the national press gave Ole a fair crack of the whip, but he was never seen as more than a fanciful appointment and certainly never considered a viable long-term option or anywhere near elite.
Absolutely nothing is wrong with that- we are massively underperforming and questions should be asked. I'm just saying loads of people here are blinded by their bias and have convinced themselves that the papers all fawn over Ole, taking it easy on him. I'm just saying there has been stacks written absolutely slating his management for some time across multiple national media outlets. Plus he's never been taken seriously as a long-term manager here.But what's wrong with that?! They were absolutely bang on. Everyone in the world could see it apart from delusional United fans.
Would be interesting to know if that's across the full 33-man squad- seems high for that, even with Ronaldo, Varane, DDG etc...
When you talk about people here being 'blinded by their bias' you realise that you are talking about United fans - the vast majority of whom held (and probably most still do) Ole Solsjkaer as a legend of the club? They (we) are the last group of people that are 'blinded by bias' against Ole! There is no bias against Ole from 99.9% of United fans, just a realisation that he is not - and never has been - good enough for the manager of a club of our size, history and resources, and an intense frustration at the board and owners of the club.Absolutely nothing is wrong with that- we are massively underperforming and questions should be asked. I'm just saying loads of people here are blinded by their bias and have convinced themselves that the papers all fawn over Ole, taking it easy on him. I'm just saying there has been stacks written absolutely slating his management for some time across multiple national media outlets. Plus he's never been taken seriously as a long-term manager here.
You're arguing a different point to the one I made. I'm not defending Ole. I said he has had a lot of criticism in the press, despite many feeling he hasn't. A few examples- bottom few from 2019.When you talk about people here being 'blinded by their bias' you realise that you are talking about United fans - the vast majority of whom held (and probably most still do) Ole Solsjkaer as a legend of the club? They (we) are the last group of people that are 'blinded by bias' against Ole! There is no bias against Ole from 99.9% of United fans, just a realisation that he is not - and never has been - good enough for the manager of a club of our size, history and resources, and an intense frustration at the board and owners of the club.
He's never been taken seriously as a long-term manager here because a) he does not, and never did have, the credentials to be managing at this level, and b) because the whole world could see that he was an almost accidental appointment due to massively overachieving in that initial run of games as caretaker. That is an absolutely fair and expected position for the press to take. In addition to that he has spent the most money in the PL, showed little to no tactical acumen, a poor use of the squad, and has £100 million of first team signings rotting on the bench. Any criticism he has received from the press is at the very least proportional, but given how the club PR dept vet his press conference questions in a way that I don't remember happening under Jose and LVG, and how many former teammates he has had sticking up for him in influential positions in the media, then I definitely think there is a strong argument that he's had it a heck of a lot easier than many other managers would have done.
I'm not sure anyone's arguing that he hasn't had any criticism, just that any criticism he has had has been deserved, and that he's had rather less of it than a lot of other managers would have had.You're arguing a different point to the one I made. I'm not defending Ole. I said he has had a lot of criticism in the press, despite many feeling he hasn't. A few examples- bottom few from 2019.
https://inews.co.uk/sport/football/...ctical-shortcomings-manchester-united-1219144
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/footbal...ited-lack-chutzpah-sack-ole-gunnar-solskjaer/
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/footbal...trapped-ole-gunnar-solskjaer-boom-bust-cycle/
https://www.forbes.com/sites/sampil...of-time-at-manchester-united/?sh=2a33d66b493a
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/58942621
https://scroll.in/field/938190/prem...jaer-as-manchester-uniteds-struggles-continue
https://www.goal.com/en/news/i-dont...doing-jenas-blasts/1wt1qh0sc0qu21wjk2bzsm2g0n
https://www.espn.com.sg/soccer/manc...-of-solskjaer-is-a-warning-to-all-other-clubs
It's a pointless argument, but I've seen dozens of posts moaning that papers take it easy on him. I'm not sure that's the case, the papers more look at United with bemusement, periodically tripping into amusement, at how badly the club is run.I'm not sure anyone's arguing that he hasn't had any criticism, just that any criticism he has had has been deserved, and that he's had rather less of it than a lot of other managers would have had.