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Ellexy:


It's not even upto a month you turned against Ten Hag on this thread meanwhile I called for his sack at the end of last season. If you think somehow I'm not happy or okay with his sack, it's only in your deluded head.

.....that's why I said i know your limit - that is what your brain can process actually. He said not up to a month?! LMFAO!

Jamiuokolaa:
Even though I am a bit worried about some of the names on INEOS' wish list (Potter, Southgate etc), I'd say we should just enjoy ETH's sack in peace...atleast for now .

Ruud would probably remain in charge till the end of the season..

I am not sure we can totally avoid "Reconstruction" though - Orobosa, Anthony and the likes would most likely be surplus to requirements in the long term. However, a good manager can still gradually rebuild in a promising and exciting manner.

Berarda and his team had better live up to the hype - they need to get it right this time around

I wouldn't outrightly write off these players yet, especially the new signings and Garnacho. Antony ain't this had at Ajax, who knows he can possibly learn from Raphinha and pick up form.

Board should use this season to study every single one of them, including Bruno. Anyone ain't good enough should be shown exit door at end of the season.

Scummies just Dey collect anywhere

Oasis007:


.....that's why I said i know your limit - that is what your brain can process actually. He said not up to a month?! LMFAO!

Lmaooo, you with full brain capacity that can process everything still thinks I'm not happy because Ten Hag is gone. Says so much about that brain of yours.

Joezinho:
Valid. 📌

Perhaps, He and his stans will sleep well now

Ellexy:
Lmaooo, you with full brain capacity that can process everything still thinks I'm not happy because Ten Hag is gone. Says so much about that brain of yours.

........Oh! You are happy?! Let's pop hennessy then. LOL!

Oasis007:


Dude has been dropping gba upon gba since morning. Like he jez begin following Man U post Moyes era. LOL!

Na TenHag fan now.... So he dey confused 😹

Oasis007:


........Oh! You are happy?! Let's pop hennessy then. LOL!

Yeah cheers to that shït..

I'm more concerned about the next person. Getting it right starts from the manager. We can't afford to waste another year or two

Ruud van Nistelrooy’s tactical approach at PSV Eindhoven emphasized flexible yet structured gameplay, balancing offense and defense. His main tactics included:

1. Formation Variability: Primarily used 4-3-3 and 4-2-3-1 formations, occasionally shifting to a 4-4-2 to adapt to different opponents.


2. Wing Play and Width: Focused on creating width in attack, leveraging wingers to stretch defenses. PSV frequently relied on crossing into the box, exploiting pace and technical skill along the flanks.


3. Midfield Dynamics: Gave a central player, notably Xavi Simons, creative freedom to operate across attacking areas. Simons’ fluid movement allowed him to find and exploit space, keeping PSV unpredictable.


4. Defense and Pressing: Built a compact defensive shape, encouraging opponents to play wide. This approach directed the opposition’s attack toward PSV’s strong center-back pairing, skilled in defending crosses.


5. Adaptability with Key Players: Adjusted play style to suit player departures, such as Cody Gakpo. After Gakpo’s transfer, Van Nistelrooy relied more on quick passing and central build-up, while dribbling was mainly left to Simons.



This blend of structured defense and adaptive, wing-focused attack contributed to PSV’s success under Van Nistelrooy.

🚨🚨🌕| BREAKING: Julian Nagelsmann is OPEN to replacing Erik ten Hag as #mufc manager. [@talkSPORT]

Ellexy:
Yeah cheers to that shït..

........yeah! Agreed its a shít [haram]. LOL!

Jokerman:
🚨🚨🌕| BREAKING: Julian Nagelsmann is OPEN to replacing Erik ten Hag as #mufc manager. [@talkSPORT]

I will take him over Xavi.

Jokerman:
Na TenHag fan now.... So he dey confused 😹

....don't mind him. LOL!

...waiting for Mctom, Fred and CR7 posts. LOL!

Oasis007:


Dude has been dropping gba upon gba since morning. Like he jez begin following Man U post Moyes era. LOL!

I just shock as I see that comment.

Same LVG wey dey make fans sleep during our matches

Ellexy:
Yes and I mean it. The games where boring with his possession football at times but it never got bad to crisis levels like we experienced under Mourinho, Ole or Ten Hag. He was consistently showing up against the big teams and finished 5th once. I think Rooney said the same thing too.

LVG was lucky because other teams were piss poor.

Mancity was being coached by a certain Pellegrini if I'm not mistaken.

Nezzjnr:
I just shock as I see that comment.

Same LVG wey dey make fans sleep during our matches

......fickle-minded fellow. LOL!

This guys should leave Antony alone nau

😭😭😭😭

Looks like it’s Rueben Amorin coming in.

I’ll support him as well. Hope he can last longer than 2 years.

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5880077/2024/10/28/manchester-united-manager-next-ruben-amorim/

Nezzjnr:
LVG was lucky because other teams were piss poor.

Mancity was being coached by a certain Pellegrini if I'm not mistaken.

Your opinion and I respect it.

Jamiuokolaa:
Even though I am a bit worried about some of the names on INEOS' wish list (Potter, Southgate etc), I'd say we should just enjoy ETH's sack in peace...atleast for now .

Ruud would probably remain in charge till the end of the season..

I am not sure we can totally avoid "Reconstruction" though - Orobosa, Anthony and the likes would most likely be surplus to requirements in the long term. However, a good manager can still gradually rebuild in a promising and exciting manner.

Berarda and his team had better live up to the hype - they need to get it right this time around

DNT really know about Southgate but for Potter dts a big No. We don't want any manager dt will start that hogwash of rebuilding. We v b in d wilderness for too long . l need immediate result so a coach of proving track records shud b employed. Allowing Rudd to b in charge till end of season is another big mistake. Allow new coach to makes whatever mistake he wants to make now so dt next season he will b beta for it. New season has just begun!

Leyqute:
Looks like it’s Rueben Amorin coming in.

I’ll support him as well. Hope he can last longer than 2 years.

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5880077/2024/10/28/manchester-united-manager-next-ruben-amorim/

Let's go...

Interesting that they're going for Amorim. So why not go for him last summer when he was pretty much ready for a move?

Leyqute:
Looks like it’s Rueben Amorin coming in.

I’ll support him as well. Hope he can last longer than 2 years.

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5880077/2024/10/28/manchester-united-manager-next-ruben-amorim/

From that article, it seems he prefers to play 3CBs..

If he eventually comes to OT, it would be interesting to see how he sets up his team

Leyqute:
Looks like it’s Rueben Amorin coming in.

I’ll support him as well. Hope he can last longer than 2 years.

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5880077/2024/10/28/manchester-united-manager-next-ruben-amorim/

What is his style?

Jamiuokolaa:
From that article, it seems his prefers to play 3CBs..

If he eventually comes to OT, it would be interesting to see how he sets up his team

3CBs😂
Shey no be another case of manager’s style vs available players be this?
Can’t we find someone that can get the best of this our squad
Wahala yii porr o

Any coach that will come in and be very brutal with his assessment of the team is highly welcome. No sugar coating, no pursuit of short term gains

eph12:
Any coach that will come in and be very brutal with his assessment of the team is highly welcome. No sugar coating, no pursuit of short term gains

no be so ten hag start? Even hire fitness trainer for rashy, 😆rashy was a banger boy that year,ah well.

Nonsense.

Tears of joy. The relief of no longer seeing this head again.

maik99:
3CBs😂
Shey no be another case of manager’s style vs available players be this?
Can’t we find someone that can get the best of this our squad
Wahala yii porr o

A good manager should be flexible and adaptable...

We have seen numerous managers abandon their default tactics to suit the prevailing circumstances and still delivered results...

3CBs seems to have backfired severally in the EPL but you never know - it may work out just fine..

I think Mourihno popularised the 4-3-3 in the PL - it was a paradigm shift from the default 4-4-2 those days