Cantonagotmehere
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Hahahaha. This is dead on.I can probably say with 99% accuracy that this isn't happening purely by watching them on the ball - and if they are, they should stop as they're clearly doing it wrong.
Hahahaha. This is dead on.I can probably say with 99% accuracy that this isn't happening purely by watching them on the ball - and if they are, they should stop as they're clearly doing it wrong.
This is a good point actually which I've never really thought of in depth.Even though he isn’t pulling up trees, Rangnick’s interim period will benefit him in his next role as he’s seeing first hand the absolute state of the club and it’s players. There’s a whole lot of work to be done to rebuild this club.
I thought that's exactly why he's been brought in for the interim role, to see first hand the dressing room and questionable attitudes and mentalitys up close.This is a good point actually which I've never really thought of in depth.
Having someone on the board who's been right in the thick of it and knows the personality of each current player.
I think you are giving the club far too much credit. I can't help but feel like they are just paying lip service to Rangnicks role and modernising the club. Like someone who says that they want your honest opinion but when they receive it they don't like it and ignore you.I thought that's exactly why he's been brought in for the interim role, to see first hand the dressing room and questionable attitudes and mentalitys up close.
Perfect he then goes upstairs and works alongside Murtogh to then proceed to move those identified on. Pretty obvious to me who will be moved on.
Bravo and well said sir.So some overpaid primadonnas who whine and cant cope when things get rough want out; well, we Supporters dont have that luxury and personally Ive no time for anybody with this selfish, whinging attitude, player or supporter! Perhaps if these cry babies tried as hard on the pitch as they do on their social media sites, or in checking their inflated pay checks, we wouldnt be in the position we're in and they might actually find they enjoy the honour and priviledge of playing for Manchester United; but if they want to go, OK; Manchester United will continue without them and hopefully the players who replace them will be better equipped and better adjusted to cope with the pressures of playing for one of the biggest and best Clubs on the planet!
Two wrongs dont make a WrightIan Wrong
I'd remove dalot from that list. He's quite decent.How you start to fix the mess we have in our squad.
Martial > Elanga
Lingard > Shoretire
Mata > Amad
Pogba > Hannibal
Matic > Garner
AWB/Dalot > Laird
Bailly > Mengi
Replace them with young, hungry players with a point to prove. Don't care what anyone says. That's as good a place as any to start fixing the club.
And even when for the really obvious ones like Martial, there's all these conditions and demands, there is no element of compromise so short of hanging on or making a unilateral big financial gesture, the club is stuck.What's more worrying is that there's players who clearly want out but the board still haven't shifted anyone...
The squad is bloated and given its current size, any manager will have problems managing the squad harmony.
Spot on, totally different culture and business model from their perspective. Something has to give.SO… this is where the Glazers start to hurt. When they are pushing out millions of dollars for transfers everyone says “look, they are willing to spend.” But spending money you think you will get back, or even improve upon is not as big a commitment as people think it is.
Now you have situations like Martial: you need to get him out of the reading room. You are into him for too much. And the Glazers want a loan fee AND full coverage of his absurd wages? They have to know that isn’t warranted. The answer is they are not willing to spend money they won’t get back to pull the club up. I’m American, a Floridian, and I have actually met some of the Glazers before. They are not bad people, but “soccer” is NOT their first love priority. A club like Manchester United deserves to be helmed by someone for whom it is the first, last, and most important thing.
The dead weight needs to go, invest in ALL other areas besides just players needs to go up, there needs to be a director of football whose first and foremost visions is club success, not profit. And all of this is going to require a change in priorities by he Glazers, or a change in ownership. It costs real, unrecoverable money to fix mistakes.
Couldn’t have put it better myself mate!SO… this is where the Glazers start to hurt. When they are pushing out millions of dollars for transfers everyone says “look, they are willing to spend.” But spending money you think you will get back, or even improve upon is not as big a commitment as people think it is.
Now you have situations like Martial: you need to get him out of the reading room. You are into him for too much. And the Glazers want a loan fee AND full coverage of his absurd wages? They have to know that isn’t warranted. The answer is they are not willing to spend money they won’t get back to pull the club up. I’m American, a Floridian, and I have actually met some of the Glazers before. They are not bad people, but “soccer” is NOT their first love priority. A club like Manchester United deserves to be helmed by someone for whom it is the first, last, and most important thing.
The dead weight needs to go, invest in ALL other areas besides just players needs to go up, there needs to be a director of football whose first and foremost visions is club success, not profit. And all of this is going to require a change in priorities by he Glazers, or a change in ownership. It costs real, unrecoverable money to fix mistakes.