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Ten Hag works beautifully for Ajax because the entire club is set up from the youngest age group to the first team to play a specific game. There isn’t a footballer at the club that doesn’t understand the Cryuff philosophy. Adherence to a code that runs deeper than anything probably any other club, other than Barca & their La Masia academy that also adheres to a variation of the same Cryuff blueprint. Decades upon decades of coaching the same ideal, we may or may not be able to parachute a coach of his quality in and expect results because a team full of £50m players, legends and & world class academy graduates should be able to adopt tactical instructions after three years right?
I don’t think we’re able to just expect the same outcomes because the conditions aren’t the same. But we should probably expect someone like Ten Hag to have ideas beyond his education & maybe be able to do more. Because it feels like it would be a real £#%&!ing low bar to do less when you spend the money we have, have world record purchases in multiple positions and still think what we’re seeing is OK. I really think Ole has moved the needle forward, he’s just hit a ceiling. We need an elite coach, & hopefully he’s also a leader. Worth waiting for the summer for him I think. The results are dazzling, caveats per the above as to whether he’s another beneficiary of a magnificent club structure or if he’s capable of adapting and building? I’d be more excited if we had him tbh. Think it boils down to that. Also the tactics. |
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Fair points on the set up there, but this is a guy with no Ajax history so to speak....
He's obviously very schooled in their set up and history, but he's found his own way around the league after a spell in the bundesliga, he took Utrecht into 5th and 4th place finishes...think it was the first Time they'd been in the Europa League... He has a way his team's play, he's not afraid to rip up the 4-3-3 standard... Quote:
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To elaborate, without a VDS, does he have the right back room staff to compliment him? Do we have the back room staff / DOF / Chief Exec that has ever, just once, mirrored our managers vision post Ferguson to give the club the advantage it needs when you don’t have the greatest manager of all time? No. Is the simple answer. Utd employing Ten Hag is probably not enough. We need to implement a structural, cultural change. We’re half arsed, Ole does “Utd & youth” well in numbers, stats… more debuts, minutes, opportunities for academy players than any other PL side since he took charge. But conversely, he should because we’re Man Utd and we play youth. I don’t think he’s done it to the over achieving level you need to hit to be the best in the world. Sorry about the outrageous target mate, but we’re Man Utd, we win CL & PL’s. Can’t be limping out of a EL final like that. Or being swotted by the Scouse at home. Pitied. £#%&! me. |
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It won't be overnight success as he took a season or two to get going at Ajax, but he adapts to the situations around him, yes they currently walk the eredivz, but it's in Europe it's interesting to see how well they adapt... He was using de Jong as a the ultimate disruptive force when out of possession, using Blind as his in field voice, sitting deep ...a defensive sweeper type role, wingers that he likes to get chalk on Their boots, centre backs that aren't afraid to break forward with the ball...gave de ligt the captain's arm band at 19... He's quite strict, but with a rock and roll personality.... High tempo, high pressing, work rate and desire... It's a perfect match... |
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Barcelona job is currently one if the worst positions available in world football ...and looks like they are going for Xavi... End of the season would tie everything together nicely.... |
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Utd strive for a generational coach, we’re working with a perfunctory one. Again, he’s done all I ever asked of him, he’s reset Utd.. time to switch up and really rejoin the elite. Christ we’re just bait in the water right now. |
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Denis has just swayed me he's off to city now ... If they win the treble why would he even leave... Just do the right thing, ring Edwin tomorrow, let's get the ball rolling on this .. |
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Does anyone at Utd care as much as we do about creating a legacy, regurgitating & innovating our own devotion to promoting youthful talent to supplement the best players in the world? £#%&!ing state of the @#%&!s we have. Ronaldo, Bruno, Mason, Marcus… anyone else? Yikes. What a team of mercenaries. Talent to burn (not you AWB) and just lazy, @#%&!ish flakes. Can’t take three years to have this as your reflection as a manager. Reflects appallingly on both the staff and the side.
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Would we meet “extraordinary and exceptional “ conditions? Dunno. If he’s thinking $$$$, then city would |
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EDwin:…..GTF But if the Glazers realised anything it should be that we need better out of the players we have and a Coach who can do that. If they get one it will mean they won’t need to be spending as much as the coach will develop what we have and also probably be looking to buy players he can develop into his system. |
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the issue as bunk pointed out .. wouldnt be an overnight sensation takes time .. £#%&! me you lose one game its bad enough two unforegiveable . this is the modern world does my head in .. personally think poch is absolutely nailed on next manager , but erik looks outstanding his team looks brilliant . |
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