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playing shaw centre back wasn't a bad call. what was a bad call was not playing sergio at left back. also should have played mainoo and amrabat in midfield. that "front three" makes sense. so he just needed an additional midfielder. maybe playing dalot right side of midfield would have made sense, given the options. |
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Call me old fashioned, but i think we have a better chance of properly competing in 2 years with ten Hag and a proper structure around him than with Rashford and Martial up front, Bruno running all over the shop and throwing his arms about, Maguire, Wan and Dalot at the back and The Scottish Player playing deep (sorta) midfield.
If we can't finally tin them and properly move on, we can just copy and paste all these posts into the De Zerbi surveillance 24/25 thread. |
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So, if Jim facilitates moving Martial, Sancho (remember him?) and Rashford on, replaces them, and any other bad eggs, we should see an improvement. ETH has made some odd calls but sometimes it’s not clear whether it’s lack of direction or players who are doing (or not) what they want to do. Probably both. The recruitment could’ve been better, which appears to be largely on ETH but a general lack of cohesion there. Some duds for sure. You could make a long list of duds that Fergie brought in and they were either shifted on or became squad players. Sick of changing managers and sticking with @#%&!ish players. It’s a lazy “solution” that hasn’t worked. Eth had a decent first season and there’s been enough to build on, at least, at this stage.
As an aside, sick of “inverted wingers”. Usually cowardly, wannabe strikers without the responsibility or expectation of being a striker. If we must, at least change around during games to/from orthodox to inverted. We make it eaand predictable for defenders |
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At the very least he deserves a chance to work under Big Jim and the team of world class people he’s putting together. Judge him then. Wish people would acknowledge the absolutely shit hand Erik has been dealt in terms of things happening above him. He’s had a year of uncertainty about the club being sold, and now he’s pretty much in limbo waiting for his new boss to start, who will be looking to change pretty much everything. Living in fantasy land if you don’t think that’s going to seep down to the gaffer, and the players. |
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The owners still are the biggest problem but there's no way anyone can tell me that we can't be more difficult to play against. We have no structure on the pitch, no rigidity. I said about playing two defensive midfielders and I'll go back that. Newcastle absolutely walked through us, embarrassing. Why not stick Amrabat and Mainoo in front of that back 4 and at least offer some protection? Wait until we had control of the game and then let players get forward more. The Scottish Player, Bruno (just like Scholes said) were chasing everywhere leaving massive gaps. Tell Bruno to play centrally and get the front 3 to do their £#%&!ing jobs (Garnacho at least tried and was our best player up front).
It's ludicrous that ETH doesn't/didn't plug the gaps. He's like a fireman turning up at a burning building with no hose. The whole club is a mess but he can make us @#%&!s to play against. Why's he not stopping us being so porous? It's absolutely mental that we can all see it yet the manager won't change it. Rashford and Martial are making it worse for their team mates by doing absolutely nowt in terms of chasing back. Hook them ffs, especially when one's gobbing off at you and the other can't be arsed. EtH isn't helping himself at all |