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Mauricio Pochettino wants a total reset of the Manchester United squad.
He’s targeting two elite centre-backs, two elite midfielders and a world-class striker.
Harry Maguire, Joshua Zirkzee and several others are set to leave by next season.
No more average players at the club.
The reset is coming.
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- Dalot gets paid a lot of money to play every week, especially compared to Amass.
- When things aren't going well, you expect experienced players to use their experience to help save the club.
- You don't need to put too much pressure on a young player at this stage. You manage their minutes and allow them to develop.
- Many people are already crucifying Heaven, forgetting that he's still a kid who needs time to develop. Yet you're complaining that Amass should be playing.
- Do you think Conte would come in and play Amass? That guy prefers older, more experienced players. It seems like you don't know that.
Man United have been having left-back issues, yet Harry Amass can’t even make the matchday squad?
Then we wonder why JJ Gabriel considered leaving. 🤷🏽♀️
According to the Manchester United board, sacking Carrick will somehow improve players like Dalot, Lammens, Martínez, Heaven, Mazraoui, Luke Shaw and Maguire, while Šeško will magically become available again.
These people are just a bunch of idiots. @ManUtd
I am that fan.
I'm not delusional enough to think that bringing in another manager would suddenly turn Dalot into Dani Alves. We need a striker, our defence needs to be rebuilt, and we need a goalkeeper who can challenge Lammens.
🚨 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Manchester United fans believe the board should give Michael Carrick time to create a project.
They've mentioned Sir Alex Ferguson took 4 years to win his first title and almost 7 years to win his first Premier League.
The fans are willing to wait in the long term for results, but they believe they need to give a manager time and support for the man's ideas to be executed on the pitch properly.
EPL so far:
1. Arsenal after 10 matches: 15 goals
4. Liverpool after 10 matches: 14 goals
18. Man United after 10 matches: 14 goals.
Clearly the problem is our defense, leave the coach alone and go sign some fuck*g defenders.