ETH surveillance 22/23

Sample from an interview with The Scottish Player after the game.

What changed: "The manager. The way we approached the game and some light training sessions to keep the energy high

Originally Posted by Gypsum Fantastic

Sample from an interview with The Scottish Player after the game.

Not exactly.

The question was “what was key in terms of mentality”

https://youtu.be/3svUk696R7w?si=3u1E2zh2h6ak5wqJ

Around 5:17 in.

Also, 8 points ahead of the media's fave who spent way more than us this year. Why hasn't he got them playing better eh Marlo?

Originally Posted by AK14

Not exactly.

The question was “what was key in terms of mentality”

https://youtu.be/3svUk696R7w?si=3u1E2zh2h6ak5wqJ

Around 5:17 in.

Yep, that’s a horrible misrepresentation of what he said ffs.

almost like some people on here have their own agendas

Originally Posted by larry

almost like some people on here have their own agendas

https://www.utdforum.com/forum/showp...2&postcount=18

Originally Posted by believe

https://www.utdforum.com/forum/showp...2&postcount=18

you're welcome

Im just quoting what it said on the BBC. Given the stuff flying around about heavy training sessions to mention the manager was what was part of what changed seemed odd and obviously hinted at something.

He didn’t mentioned anything changed though? He just said the manager was key in their mentality approaching the game. It came across as backing ten hag if anything?

I seriously doubt a few light training sessions lead to the dramatic difference in energy levels and intensity

If the players are overworked in training it would show up later on in the game
You wouldn't start the match tired and against Newcastle the players didn't even try to compete from minute one
It was a mental and not a physical change from Saturday to Wednesday

Originally Posted by ZiggyStardust

I seriously doubt a few light training sessions lead to the dramatic difference in energy levels and intensity

If the players are overworked in training it would show up later on in the game
You wouldn't start the match tired and against Newcastle the players didn't even try to compete from minute one
It was a mental and not a physical change from Saturday to Wednesday

Exactly, they shit the bed up there & last night they went out with a different mentality.

Martial & Rashford didn't give an iota of a £#%&! to even run, let alone play a bit - the lads last night were at it from minute 1.

rashford did £#%&! all when he came on, too.

"you've got 10 mins, marcus. press like a madman."

Originally Posted by Ethers

He didn’t mentioned anything changed though? He just said the manager was key in their mentality approaching the game. It came across as backing ten hag if anything?

The question put to him (according to the BBC) was “what changed?”

Originally Posted by jem

rashford did £#%&! all when he came on, too.

"you've got 10 mins, marcus. press like a madman."

Marcus doesn’t have to press, he’s too important/well off for that type of menial work.

Originally Posted by Gypsum Fantastic

The question put to him (according to the BBC) was “what changed?”

Looks like the Beeb have had a howler here then. Heads should roll.

Yeah just seen the actual interview. Cranks. Sorry lads. Gonna have a long look in the mirror…

Originally Posted by Gypsum Fantastic

Yeah just seen the actual interview. Cranks. Sorry lads. Gonna have a long look in the mirror…

Check user cp on the way....

Originally Posted by armchair

We're in the plateau/dip part of the learning curve imo.



I think spurs will probably hit the plateau/dip this season.

02-10-2023

Originally Posted by Baron

Exactly, they shit the bed up there & last night they went out with a different mentality.

Martial & Rashford didn't give an iota of a £#%&! to even run, let alone play a bit - the lads last night were at it from minute 1.

The fact that we played with 9 men cost us that game. Just a couple of triers in their place and we’d have got at least a draw

Get rid of both… ASAP

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