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Everything Wayne Rooney, Joe Hart and Micah Richards described about ball retention and controlling games is exactly what Kobbie Mainoo brings. Tuchel’s decision to start Declan Rice and Elliot Anderson shouldn’t be viewed as kobbie Mainoo not being good enough. It tells you the type of football Tuchel wanted...

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DABERECHI_FX 的头像
DABERECHI_FX2 个月前

@Blxiseutd The way Argentina were winning almost all Ariel balls in the England box made me realize how much maguire would have been so important for them if was in that game … look at McAllister bullying guehi in duels

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Blaise.2 个月前

The manager made his decision, he now has to live with the consequences.

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Ɔlayinƙa2 个月前

@Blxiseutd He's benching no one in that midfield

Blaise. 的头像
Blaise.2 个月前

@olayinka955874 lol okay

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Delvin Moore-Crane2 个月前

@Blxiseutd 220 million pounds of midfielders and they can’t retain the ball treated it like a hot potato, Kane should of come off as there was no pressing from the top apart from Gordon and Jude

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Blaise.2 个月前

It’s crazy to be fair but it’s not on the players but the use of the players. A Manager is supposed to understand the limitations of his own players, he either didn’t or still knowingly played them knowing fully well that they’d struggle to hold onto the ball so yeah that’s on him.

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Delvin Moore-Crane2 个月前

@Blxiseutd Let’s not pretend that Alex Mac and enzo have not played a similar amount of games and they bossed the midfield

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Mekway2 个月前

@Blxiseutd I said it when he dropped Maguire, he was going to regret it, short striker ls heading the ball consistently inside the box eighteen, he should resign pls, this is unacceptable

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gwanugudthing2 个月前

@Blxiseutd Last min of the match he puts on Ivan Tony, a total beast Like wtf, like he did his best but didnt rotate players enuff.

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imsowavy2 个月前

@Blxiseutd Only utd fans rate mainoo. You lot are deluded he's fucking shit

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Qayyum 🔴⚪2 个月前

@Blxiseutd This guy is one of my fav account on here He explains soo well without fighting like some drumheads here 😂 And his points?top notch Keep the good work brother 👏

Blaise. 的头像
Blaise.2 个月前

Thanks brother

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Obinna Ezechukwu2 个月前

@Blxiseutd Amorim failed because he was so rigid and failed the adapt. Same thing happened to Tuchel. While there will always be excuses, pattern shows rigid coaches are meant to fail, especially when the resources are there, but because they want to be so right, they fail

Blaise. 的头像
Blaise.2 个月前

Exactly

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JJ2 个月前

@Blxiseutd There isn’t a World Cup or Euro that doesn't end with analysis and whining about how and why England bottled it 😅

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John Curran2 个月前

@Blxiseutd Mainoo held Man Utd midfield almost on his own last season ,along with old slow Caseimiro. Not only that he scored some vital goals .Englands midfield hardly had a shot all tournament.( I consider Bellinham as a forward)

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Blaise.2 个月前

Absolutely insane approach by Tuchel

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Crank Flark2 个月前

@Blxiseutd you have clearly never watched Anderson play

Blaise. 的头像
Blaise.2 个月前

Why would I do such an egregious thing.

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14132 个月前

@Blxiseutd Facts 💯

Mekway 的头像
Mekway2 个月前

@Blxiseutd Tuchel is clueless, thank God he didn't become Man UTD coach

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young larry david2 个月前

@Blxiseutd you would think mainoo is prime pogba the way united fans speak about him. truly retarded fan base.

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👑 Ed2 个月前

@Blxiseutd Ball retention when your midfielders are Rice and Rice Jr is hilarious😂😂

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Blaise.2 个月前

😂😂

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HRH. King Emeka2 个月前

@Blxiseutd Enough of this Kobbie nonsense. There was absolutely nothing Kobbie could have provided to England. The midfielders playing were much better than him. England just don't want to concede that Argentina was a much better team than them.

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DaSalvatore2 个月前

@Blxiseutd Kobbie shouldn’t have been involved in that game because he wasn’t involved at all previously. Here’s the big problem with Tuchel. His substitutions all tournament clearly show he’s a defensive first manager. ABUs go on about Kobbie not displacing either Ride of Anderson (1)

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Grimm with a Grin2 个月前

@Blxiseutd Tuchel got his squad wrong: no right-hand fullbacks, a few out of fitness players, no players that can cross without cutting inside. Then, almost every match he got his starting 11 wrong, except vs Argentina, but there he completely messed the subs up. And on and on and on.

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CHUKWUKADIBIA EMMANUEL ⭐️2 个月前

@Blxiseutd

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Morenikeji D. Ayoade2 个月前

@Blxiseutd You guys should drop this theory that they lost the game because the coach didn't use Mainoo. That's not why they lost. They were already winning without him.

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@Blxiseutd

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garbraith2 个月前

@Blxiseutd Never seen a single game he controlled. Not one.

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Charles Martin2 个月前

@Blxiseutd Bunch of fools think Mainoo could control a midfield with enzo fernandez and Lionel Messi present The delusion is real😭😂

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United Clutch2 个月前

@Blxiseutd Ball retention yes, controlling games, hell nah

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