๐จ RANT ABOUT #MUFC ๐จ
I just scrolled through twitter quietly for a bit, processing what is happening and seeing some emotional (and wild) tweets out here.
If we sack ETH, it's over guys. We've given up as a club. Seriously. I'm not being dramatic. We accept our fate as an average club.
We went through:
-Fergies personal recommendation.
-Internationally Known Dutch Coach.
-One of the greatest and most successful coaches itw.
-A Football Director.
-A Club Legend.
-A strict manager upcoming manager.
These players have to take responsibility for their performance. Dalot, Onana and Rashford all had significant individual errors that should have never happened.
The squad played well, pressured Galatasaray for a while, score then instantly relax and concede. With the sending off, the players gave up.
Bruno and Rashy might be great players, but they can't save a football club in their own. Same with some of the others.
I've said it before, you can spend ยฃ1000 on the finest fish you can find, but you drop it in a filthy unkempt tank with already dying fish, that new fish will eventually slow down, and die too.
We get a new manager, we get new players, temporarily get new energy. That will slowly be infected by the energy of our club.
Serial losers, a dying club, with roaches from the top (owners) to the bottom (our fanbase, sorry). It's fully dysfunctional.
The only way back, is a full restart. From the top. We tried replacing players, managers, directors, medics, coaches, painting the stadium, engaging with fans, blablabla.
Until those owners get out. Nothing will ever change.
Call for ETH's head, blame him and say "the owners aren't the ones coaching the players in the pitch". But everything, I mean, everything is rotten in this club, including it's fanbase atm...
Rant over. ๐ค โฌ๏ธ
@ManUtd #ManchesterUnited #MUFC #ManUtd
Erik ten Hag was appointed to restore standards at #MUFC. The team had lost its identity and, in parts, its discipline. The club had lost its way, partly because the owners' focus is solely on money. Team and club need a reboot. Whatever happens today against #BHAFC (well-run team, brilliantly-run club, proper owner), Ten Hag has to be allowed to continue this difficult but vital team rebuild.
He has some exceptional players, Rashford, Onana, Bruno etc. He has the promise of Hojlund, Garnacho etc. Ten Hag's a good manager who quickly identified the malaise, the selfishness of some, and the inability or unwillingess of others to fit his tactical plan. He's won a trophy, returned United to the Champions League, and still has some clearing out and strengthening to do. Some people don't like his honesty but he's simply delivering home truths. And United need that.
@RTDD1977 Llani away playing for the reserves only had 10 players due to last minute drop outs. Parked the bus for 90 minutes with Earpy in goal, awful game but got a 0-0. Whole way there and back never moaned about whoโd dropped out only praised who we had. Incredible guy, one of the best
The thing is, a lot of (not all) the things Ronaldo identified last season (facilities, poor decisions, things need destroying etc) are now being addressed by Murtough and Ten Hag. The problem for Ronaldo is he was one of the poor decisions but he doesnโt realise it.