@utdj99@utdtimmo Thatโs not the point i was making, I agree he would not get in at a top team. We need a new RB. I am just saying the fact heโs still here and playing isnโt his fault, he tries his best and probably isnโt good enough for a top team, but what else is he supposed to do?
@utdj99@utdtimmo Heโs had a lot of bad games but he did win our POTS a few years ago, and was pretty decent in that season and has had some good games. Ultimately he gives his all and if heโs not good enough i find it hard to necessarily blame him as he doesnโt pick the team or sign the players.
Genuinely depressed thinking about the future of this club. Only got a few years left at OT, and with this new stadium many will likely be priced out/phased out by these owners. In that time all that's left is watching us become a 13th place side. Really hope we turn this around
@StevenDonovan02 Fair. ETHs transfer windows were shite as well, but his talent ID was awful. He needed to come in with a proper structure around him, a more stable environment. He struggled w translating his ideas and with his man management. As I say, he literally lost his marbles in the end.
๐จ Manchester United rank 14th in the Premier League for distance covered this season, with 449.1km.
Their numbers are even worse when it comes to high-intensity running:
๐ป 18th for sprints โ 379
๐ป 19th for high-speed runs โ 1,364
๐ป 18th for sprints per kilometre covered โ 0.84
๐ป 19th for high-speed runs per kilometre โ 3.04
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@JamesChatsFooty yep, at least try and give us some reassurance they arenโt brain dead, instead they are letting the pressure build on Carrick. Donโt get me wrong Carrick has some blame in this, but nothing compared to those above him
Yep, heโs happy to let Carrick get all the blame. Everyone above Carrick is a coward. They should be the ones apologising to the fans and facing the consequences of their ineptitude!!
The cheek of Jason Wilcox to come out boasting in interviews whenever we string a few wins together, only to hide in his shell the second things start going south.
Ultimately this is underlined by truly ambitious owners.
Idk how many times we will need to keep repeating this until the penny drops, until then we are finished.
I need to go to bed loooool
And crucially, they need to be willing to fail trying to succeed, rather than failing trying not to fail. Too many safe signings, safe appointments, safe decisions made to avoid blame rather than to actually win. That's how you end up with a squad of individuals and no identity.
@JamesChatsFooty was literally just making a list of what the fundamentals of a successful united manager are in case they decide to part ways. These are basically non-negotioables. You might be him loooool