Vicky

Plastic Surgeon || Man united || Ajith Kumar || GVM

Never ever give up

[007 @zevinchiii]

Gut wrenchingly soul destroying what they have done to this man

[່ @franchiseford]

he should have been the manager after mourinho, after solskjaer and after ten hag

either way, let’s dance

[The Athletic | Football @TheAthleticFC]

At around the time The Athletic broke the news that Manchester United were finalising their approach for Mauricio Pochettino to be their next manager, their current manager was arriving to take training.

On Wednesday Michael Carrick will, as he did on Tuesday, go through the motions of overseeing a session that involves the few United players not on international duty, existing in the liminal space between employment and dismissal, floating through life but knowing the phone is going to ring soon. He may well have to do it again on Thursday.

It’s not a dignified existence. He knows the end is near. We know the end is near. But more importantly Jim Ratcliffe, Jason Wilcox, Omar Berrada and whoever else chips in with these things at United or INEOS, all know the end is near.

But this is Manchester United, the club that somehow always manages to get things wrong. The club that want to appoint Pochettino, a man currently in an international job, so have chosen an international break to make their move for him, one of the only fortnights of the year when they know he is definitely busy.

One thing is for sure, Manchester United have treated Michael Carrick dreadfully, the latest in a long line of terrible decisions from a shambolic football club.

📝 @NickMiller79

🔗 https://t.co/Jb7CuU7BRv

[Robbo @utdrobbo]

Perfect fit that should’ve happened 7 years ago — if not earlier.

PLEASE be brave & cull the seniors. He’s proven in terms of youth development & play style. Do not shrink due to the size of the job.

[Mark Hathway @HathwayMark]

Carrick’s legend growing by the hour, handled himself with great dignity always putting the club first. Owners and board are a disgrace

[(fan) Zaid ✍🏼🇾🇪 @ZaidBalll]

"I will hold that umbrella for me to get wet, and everyone stays dry.”❤️😢

[David Ornstein @David_Ornstein]

🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Manchester United finalising deal to appoint Mauricio Pochettino if ultimate decision made to replace Michael Carrick. 54yo lined up & terms being done with camp. #MUFC yet to contact US but straight-forward should plan proceed @TheAthleticFC https://t.co/YTEGRxbVpF

[Nathan Salt @NathSalt1]

Serious question: has Sir Jim Ratcliffe, Omar Berrada and Jason Wilcox got ANYTHING right at Manchester United?

For @MailSport

#mufc

https://t.co/Tz98WmaKVU

[Shrenik @tiredddshre]

Carrick made me watch and feel for United again after the Amorin horror show

Thanks for reigniting my passion to watch

[Nathan Salt @NathSalt1]

Ineos are failing MISERABLY.

Removing Michael Carrick alone won’t fix the mess they’ve got #mufc into.

https://t.co/JfcEDgPrbn

[Daily Mail Sport @MailSport]

IAN HERBERT: Classless Chuckle Brothers Jason Wilcox and Omar Berrada are not fit to lace Michael Carrick's boots - they have treated a dignified Man United legend shamefully with this painful charade https://t.co/SvTV2Q5NWq

[Sriram @SriramMadras]

When a single DMK worker is accused of even a petty offense, @mkstalin is directly called out. But when TVK functionaries face serious allegations of crime, Vijay’s name magically vanishes. She isn't reporting the news here.

[Nathan Salt @NathSalt1]

@StretfordPaddck @MailSport He’s been hung out to dry all season. Didn’t get backing in the window. Didnt receive any backing post Bournemouth. Told to take training on day he’s expected to be sacked.

“Best in class” at it again.

[Dylan @Dylyano]

How I view Poch at various clubs so far:

Southampton – class

Spurs – absolutely brilliant, kinda unfair sacking after lack of backing

PSG – underwhelming, but wasn’t great conditions for any coach (Emery, Tuchel etc also had problems)

Chelsea – his darkest one, but even then, individuals (palmer, Jackson) shined and he’s not the only gaffer who had it rough there

USMNT – vast improvement in the footy compared to Chelsea (read @htomufc’s posts about this) and shown consistent improvement

It’s a good fit for United imo. Not perfect (that’s basically impossible) but the best choice out there right now

[Adroit Cadet @Adroit_Cadet]

Once again, United will probably go out and appoint someone who isn't a tactical continuation of any recent groundwork laid

Amorim --> Carrick --> Poch (?)
rigid 3atb -> possession -> vertical football, intense

Mbeumo, Cunha etc. (half space attackers) were signed for Amorim's narrow attack, not Carrick.

Tielemans + Santos were signed as the beginnings to start committing to a more ball-first model. They weren't signed to play in a run-heavy system

They're talking about this bullshit "one window = one area of the pitch gets addressed" transfer model, when the type of profiles required in said areas change drastically from season to season because they keep fucking changing the coach & any ideologies he had previously signed the other players for

and THEN they have the cheek to wonder why it never works

[Z @ZAYN_Z7]

Just liquidate this club man what a failure ineos has been

[CC16 @CCTransfers16]

When the manager and coaching staff learn their fate via a briefing to the press on social media, tells you the levels of cowardice and incompetence upstairs.

[:( @TheBionicDam]

Slight concern is how reminiscent this appointment would be with the Jose appointment where we hired him years too late.

Poch should’ve taken over from Ole in 2019 & 2021.

I wanted him badly to replace Ole & I’ll back him but the guys been irrelevant for a hot minute now.

[Shrihari @shrihari1203]

Usual ah players ah dan 6 years late ah vaanguvom, first time oru manager ah 6 years later ah appoint panna porom

[🇵🇸 @ftblrk_]

Just imagined if Pogba, martial & Rash was coached under Poch in 2019