@zirkwood_ Exactly! I mean, he’d be pretty braindead to not have broached the subject with the hierarchy himself… unless he’s living in fucking bubble 😂🤦♂️
Pochettino has been in gradual decline since he didn't get the #mufc job. Finally getting it may galvanise him but this is an Ineos appointment riddled with contradictions
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@Adam_cfc8@Meglar1080 He wasn’t great but if I remember rightly things had improved pretty significantly by the end of the season. Did you win loads of games in a row??
@Meglar1080 To be fair he’s managed psg took over half way through season finished same position as when he took over, then won the league. Achieved as much with Chelsea as anyone else under their ownership. Think he’ll do well myself
Pochettino should’ve been Mourinho’s successor but the club wasn’t brave enough to take on Daniel Levy at the negotiating table.
Very on brand for modern day United if we finally make a move for him years too late.
First manager id have truly been happy with since Mourinho
He will 100 per cent need time though. Nearly always a slow starter and the side are nowhere near fit enough for his football.
I’d be nervous of relegation still
🚨 JUST IN: Mauricio Pochettino WANTS the Manchester United head coach job if Michael Carrick is sacked, per @TelegraphDucker.
He adds that Carrick’s dismissal is expected to be rubber-stamped following tomorrow’s meeting in Monaco involving Sir Jim Ratcliffe, Jason Wilcox and Omar Berrada.
#MUFC
All the noise around this just shows you people don't want fairness and consistency, they just want decisions to go against certain clubs.
If we want to talk "letter of the law" then Lindelof, Torres and Hemmings have all fouled United players before the ball reaches Dorgu
@PaddyKeoghAF@RhysGwynJ Spurs he over achieved. He was competing against United, city and Liverpool who all spent far more than spurs and were bigger clubs. To finish top 4 every season was an achievement. Who would have thought spurs would get to a CL final?
Michael Carrick is currently taking #MUFC training this morning at Carrington, alongside his staff. This is a manager who's reportedly likely going to be sacked, yet due to sheer incompetence from Wilcox & Berrada, he's made to take training. Is this how you treat a club legend?
@TridgeTV Mike doesn’t allow human emotion in football. Everything has to be black and white and matter of fact… football is supposed to be an enjoyable game. If you only celebrate 1st place then what would be the point for most clubs.
Mauricio Pochettino
PROS: His USP is fitness and pressing which is something we lack.
CONS: Not a difference maker tactically would rely on the quality of the players that are available to him - something we also lack!!!