Same old story, isn't it? The opposition make us work hard to score and we seem to gift them the opportunities to do the same.
The usual grifters on here are now saying how we were unlucky to draw, that the performance was good and the change in formation was the reason behind it. Personally, I (@JRad137) didn't see anything too different. Šeško was poor until he scored and then considerably better. How much of that is the system vs self belief?
The players being back from injury was great to see and Lacey was great in his cameo. Would've liked to have seen him get a run out against Wolves. Almost the perfect game for him.
We will likely hear who the interim is before the Brighton game so hopefully there'll be a little less rustiness for the city game and beyond. Would be a pleasant change to get the new manager bounce in our favour for a change.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is a leading contender for Manchester United caretaker job. Club officials have spoken to him today.
w @David_Ornstein#MUFC ⬇️
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What the Amorim and ETH appointments have shown me is that you need to have some experience of managing the biggest clubs to take on the Utd job. Yes, you still need a play style and philosophy compatible with the club but unless you have that experience you have no chance.
So basically the new manager needs to tick the following boxes:
- play attacking entertaining football
- play the youth
- win right away regardless of the mess in the rest of the club
Basically a unicorn manager who sadly no longer exists in modern football.
@ROM_UTD Maybe so but if he doesn't have all 3 then sections of our fan base will hound him within 6 months and use his past Arsenal and Chelsea connections to destroy him.
...very good so I don't understand the total doom and gloom on here. This isn't me being manager fc as I'm past the stage of really giving a fuck who the manager is. Give him the rest of the season and judge him properly then.
My aim for this season was Europa League would be par and anything below that then the managers position would need looked at. We're currently 3 points off 4th place so for me we are where we need to be. Yes, some of the performances have been awful but some have also been...
ALL things considered, why is everyone going on like we are in some relegation battle and the worst team in the PL? Like what the actual fuck?
We are 5th, in the Champions League spot, perfectly on track for this seasons main goal of qualifying for Europe.
We've got 7 starters out and squad players out and yet we are STILL on track.
We have all those players coming back and can absolutely storm the second half of the season. Juat cheer the fuck up you depressing bunch. Stop listening to the crappy content creators and journos trying to make EVERYTHING a crisis.
I dont blame Ruben for being pissed off. He's helped us get up to 5th, he's adapting and working with a very very thin squad full of youngsters and players still getting used to the PL. We've got some quality in Bruno, DeLigt, Cunha, Mbeumo, Shaw etc but how many times have they ALL been on the pitch together? 5 or 6 games?
I hope INEOS get him 1 or 2 players in this January as we need *some* reinforcements - regardless who the manager is. INEOS NEED Europe and we need a few more players to help achieve that. No worldies, a couple of Weghorst's would probably do the trick and help but god gibe him something to work with.
Anyhow, I'm blocking everyone instantly now talking rubbish. Not interested at all in negative discourse, moaners or people that bring, shitty out-of-context arguments to the table.
I'm positive, I'm optimistic, I think Ruben really is building something and I'm glad he's coming out fighting.
We're back!
In the fourth episode of the Sensible United Podcast, Jarryd (@JRad137) & Thabo (@mokaleng) look at the now winless in 3 Manchester United (Did one of us say that #21iscoming ?).
We vent our frustration over THAT performance and look forward to what will undoubtedly be a tough away trip to Crystal Palace.
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11 games in we are within a couple of points of the UCL places, we'd all have taken that at the start of the season
New signings have settled in well & others players are stepping up, there's a team spirit developing that we haven't seen in a few years
Onwards & Upwards!!!!
A point against a rejuvenated Forest in Dyche's first home game in the league, is far from a bad result. The goals conceded were awful, so we all have every right to be disappointed. Would have liked to see the front 3 be a bit more influential on the game too.
But we dust ourselves off and time to put things right next week because, "Lads, it's Spurs."
Could have won it, could have lost it as well. Not a great performance but at least they dug in after that kamikaze two minutes. We move on to Spurs next week.
We don't want to take all the credit for our upturn in form but since we started recording this podcast we've won 3 from 3 so give a listen and hopefully we can make that 4 later today!!!!!
A win over Brighton & Looking Ahead to Forrest
In the third episode of the Sensible United Podcast, Jon (@RetroDevilsPod), Andre (@_ericantona_) & Michael (@RationalUtd) are joined by debutant Jarryd (@JRad137). We look back over United's long awaited victory over Brighton at Old Trafford as they make it 3 wins on the bounce. Are United back? Are we finally seeing more than green shoots?
We discuss the result, giving credit to some fantastic performances and point out some pretty horrific refereeing decisions. We also touch on what do we do about Mainoo.
We then look ahead to our visit to see Sean Dyche and #NottsForest. We talk about how Dyche will set up against us and key battles. We also touch on flavour of the month Elliott Anderson, a week on from another target in Baleba being relatively anonymous against us, will Anderson follow suit? Or will he stand out and show why he's being discussed for the silly money that's being thrown about?
We (Jarryd) also may have got carried away with our predictions...
We have also gone live on all major podcasting🎙️ platforms now, find us here:
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🚨 Why Manchester United can STILL win the Premier League this season:
• Amad Diallo and Bryan Mbeumo forming a deadly right-side duo
• Matheus Cunha finally scoring and showing his class
• De Ligt emerging as a defensive leader
• Young keeper Senne Lammens ending the club’s long goalkeeping woes
• A complete culture shift under Amorim: discipline, fitness, belief
• Arsenal and City both showing cracks at the top
— @goal