🚨 Manchester United have decided to continue with Michael Carrick as head coach.
Despite Bournemouth and Como defeats, #MUFC hierarchy decides to give Carrick more time to fix things. Player also informed.
Up next: Chelsea-Man United on Saturday. Carrick will be there.
Snippets of Tielemans x Mbuemo link up that half reminded me of a certain little duo in terms of dynamics. Little technician with a midfield brain playing SS/#10 off a relentless ball attacker
🚨🗣️ 🇫🇷 Thierry Henry on why he feared Paul Scholes, not Manchester United:
“Listen, when we used to play Manchester United, you guys know the team that they had and how great they were.
Every time we played them, we wanted to stop him. He was the one making the team tick. That first pass straight away to the striker, coming and joining in, smashing the ball from 25 yards, finding Yorkie…
We were scared of him. I'm not saying we weren't scared of the others, but him first and foremost let's stop him.
If you stop him, you stop a lot of Manchester United. And that speaks volumes about how great that team was.”
@ManUtdChrayo@badasskachii But that just humans though bro. Not everyone is one size fits all. Hence why Fergis is still the best manager ever. He understood players and what they cared about most. Made them feet safe which made the players in return run through walls for him.
@ManUtdChrayo@badasskachii Agreed.
Mourinho also has a track record of failing to nurture young talent, no matter their psychology.
That’s also undeniable.
The Anthony Martial story is the ultimate proof that modern football fans don’t understand sports psychology. Mourinho trying to use the same aggressive mind games on Anthony Martial that worked on Didier Drogba is one of the biggest managerial disasters in Premier League history. You cannot treat a highly sensitive player like a military general. Know your players.