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Literally spoke about this last night. This isn’t the gotcha that some think it is. If you’re not getting results, you’re going to be under pressure. Players and managers come and go. That’s just modern day elite football, #MUFC is no different.
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Absolutely 100% disagree. Every successful club needs stability. In the Premier League, we've had Klopp, Guardiola & Arteta delivering. Regular change damages a club from youth to board room as philosophy changes. No matter how bad it gets, Ten Hag should see this through
You're overdoing the "Gotcha" thing. Difference is ETH seems like the manager we can use long term than compared Tuchel. It is a "Gotcha" because at some point you HAVE TO hold the players accountable which many aren't doing & we're all resorting to the same cycles years ago
What if we made 6 shit appointments in a row how about that?
The decision is way more nuanced than people are making out. This is Berrada’s first big decision and it’s a £40mn one (remember cash balances are currently c £75mn…)
We understood the way you guys are going on the day United view brought Custard eating elephant ( Saeed) on show . More negativity more views & do you guys care about United ? 🤣🤣🤣
Wish players could go as much as the managers do at that club
Can you tell me how many players have been gone who are not performing but when it’s come to manager it’s easy target it give Fans and content creators new thing to talk about at place of real issue. And we are stuck in cycle mostly because of this fan base
Speaking about it doesn’t change the reality you keep trying to copy thes other teams non of them non have the pull united have and the pressure we already know when it gets hard with Tuchel he will implode like at Chelsea , or Bayern or PSG
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