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Leyqute:
Pep Guardiola will always be who he is. I knew he would never rely on inexperienced players.

Trafford go chop bench tire. Sad, after the fantastic season he’s had in the championship.

Normally Pep no too send English goalkeepers before

engrelvis:
What is he up to this time around?

He told man u they should sell him to Chelsea or he will not play for six months.

patrickmuf:
He has completely lost it...

I swear.

everton4life:
He told man u they should sell him to Chelsea or he will not play for six months.

I'm surprised that you're surprised

KingTom:
I'm surprised that you're surprised

That's why I said I can't believe I ever defended that stupid little goblin.

Which kind ridges be this na 🤔

Ellexy:
Which kind ridges be this na 🤔

You bloke anybody?

TrebleChamp:
You bloke anybody?

Nope I didn't.

Ellexy:
Nope I didn't.

They prolly blocked you.

I feel as far as the person is not insulting you, there's no need for blocking.

Because no matter how, in a sports forum, issues raised are valid.

everton4life:
That's why I said I can't believe I ever defended that stupid little goblin.

Let him carry his baggage and GTFO

Ellexy:
Which kind ridges be this na 🤔

Your name dey this thread guidelines with red line and disclaimer

KingTom:
Your name dey this thread guidelines with red line and disclaimer

Wait what? And your posts are among those I can't even see

akwesenana:
They prolly blocked you.

I should be notified if someone blocks me but nothing of such.

odizeey:



I feel as far as the person is not insulting you, there's no need for blocking.

Because no matter how, in a sports forum, issues raised are valid.

Well, I blocked that jamiokola guy out of annoyance, if only unblocking dey easy e for make sense.

akwesenana:
Well, I blocked that jamiokola guy out of annoyance, if only unblocking dey easy e for make sense.

Lol. I don block more than six monikers here. Every page I open, I always see ridges.

At least I know I've been saved the stress of a migraine

Ellexy:
Wait what? And your posts are among those I can't even see

Me wey don block you since, I dey avoid negativity and agenda

4 days to our first game of the season, and midfield hasn't been addressed....

everton4life:
Lol. I don block more than six monikers here. Every page I open, I always see ridges.

At least I know I've been saved the stress of a migraine

🤣🤣

Rashford:

“People say that we’ve been in a transition for years but to be in a transition you have to start it. The actual transition hasn’t started yet.

“When Liverpool went through this, they got [Jurgen] Klopp and stuck with him. They didn’t win in the beginning. People only remember his final few years when he was competing with [Manchester] City and winning the biggest trophies.

“To start a transition you have to make a plan and stick to it.

“This is where I speak about being realistic about what your situation is. We’ve had that many different managers, ideas and strategies in order to win that you end up in no man’s land.”

Also:

“When Ferguson was in charge, not only were there principles for the first team but they were for the whole academy,” he said.

“So you could pick players from 15 years and they’d all understand the principles of playing the Manchester United way. Any team that has been successful over a period of time has principles that mean that any coach or player that comes in has to align to or add to the principles.

“At times, United were hungry to win but it was reactionary. If your direction is always changing you can’t expect to win the league.”

dreamxhaser:
Rashford:

“People say that we’ve been in a transition for years but to be in a transition you have to start it. The actual transition hasn’t started yet.

“When Liverpool went through this, they got [Jurgen] Klopp and stuck with him. They didn’t win in the beginning. People only remember his final few years when he was competing with [Manchester] City and winning the biggest trophies.

“To start a transition you have to make a plan and stick to it.

“This is where I speak about being realistic about what your situation is. We’ve had that many different managers, ideas and strategies in order to win that you end up in no man’s land.”

Also:

“When Ferguson was in charge, not only were there principles for the first team but they were for the whole academy,” he said.

“So you could pick players from 15 years and they’d all understand the principles of playing the Manchester United way. Any team that has been successful over a period of time has principles that mean that any coach or player that comes in has to align to or add to the principles.

“At times, United were hungry to win but it was reactionary. If your direction is always changing you can’t expect to win the league.”

I think bros criticism is valid

Arsenal finished 8th, 8th, and 5th in Arteta’s first three seasons. They stuck by him through the growing pains, and now he’s delivered three consecutive top-2 finishes, we would kill to be in that position to be consistently challenging for the title. Klopp’s Liverpool followed a similar arc: 8th, 4th, 4th, 2nd, before winning major trophies in his fifth season. That’s what long-term commitment looks like, trusting the process even when results aren’t immediate.

dreamxhaser:
Arsenal finished 8th, 8th, and 5th in Arteta’s first three seasons. They stuck by him through the growing pains, and now he’s delivered three consecutive top-2 finishes, we would kill to be in that position to be consistently challenging for the title. Klopp’s Liverpool followed a similar arc: 8th, 4th, 4th, 2nd, before winning major trophies in his fifth season. That’s what long-term commitment looks like, trusting the process even when results aren’t immediate.

If Klopp had finished 15th with Liverpool, he would probably be an assistant coach in a 5th Tier league somewhere in Cyprus or Malta at the moment!

Last season, Amorim was literally dragging position with the likes of Nathan Jones, Paul Jewel, Frank de Boer etc as the worst manager in the history of the Premier league.

It was a dreadful performance and there is really no need trying to sugar-coat it!

It depends. You can't stick with a failing plan. There has to be an upward trajectory otherwise will continue to fail.

MRTA7:
It depends. You can't stick with a failing plan. There has to be an upward trajectory otherwise will continue to fail.

We should have gone for a Manager that plays 433 counter attack football, time will tell whether Dan Ashworth was right in objecting to Appointing Amorim as Coach. Although him allegedly recommending Southgate was a sackable offence...

akwesenana:
Well, I blocked that jamiokola guy out of annoyance, if only unblocking dey easy e for make sense.

You can't unblock?

dreamxhaser:
Arsenal finished 8th, 8th, and 5th in Arteta’s first three seasons. They stuck by him through the growing pains, and now he’s delivered three consecutive top-2 finishes, we would kill to be in that position to be consistently challenging for the title. Klopp’s Liverpool followed a similar arc: 8th, 4th, 4th, 2nd, before winning major trophies in his fifth season. That’s what long-term commitment looks like, trusting the process even when results aren’t immediate.

So you're saying we should've stuck with ETH? You really are your moniker

TrebleChamp:
We should have gone for a Manager that plays 433 counter attack football, time will tell whether Dan Ashworth was right in objecting to Appointing Amorim as Coach. Although him allegedly recommending Southgate was a sackable offence...

If Ashworth was here, he'd be smiling until he gets to the bolded...😂 😂 😂

KingTom:
So you're saying we should've stuck with ETH? You really are your moniker

Considering Rashford's fall out with Amorim, I think he also feels the same way...as per that interview.

Jamiuokolaa:
If Klopp had finished 15th with Liverpool, he would probably be an assistant coach in a 5th Tier league somewhere in Cyprus or Malta at the moment!

Last season, Amorim was literally dragging position with the likes of Nathan Jones, Paul Jewel, Frank de Boer etc as the worst manager in the history of the Premier league.

It was a dreadful performance and there is really no need trying to sugar-coat it!

I see this Amorim first season not the last. He came into something chaotic and new. I can only start judging by the end of this season

dreamxhaser:
Arsenal finished 8th, 8th, and 5th in Arteta’s first three seasons. They stuck by him through the growing pains, and now he’s delivered three consecutive top-2 finishes, we would kill to be in that position to be consistently challenging for the title. Klopp’s Liverpool followed a similar arc: 8th, 4th, 4th, 2nd, before winning major trophies in his fifth season. That’s what long-term commitment looks like, trusting the process even when results aren’t immediate.

The key word is progress. In those years Liverpool didn't win, we saw progress on the pitch and the league table. It was the same with Arsenal...

In our case, it's an up and down slope which is unacceptable. Let Arteta dare finish 8th with the current team and see if he won't be chased with a cutlass from Arsenal.

dreamxhaser:
I see this Amorim first season not the last. He came into something chaotic and new. I can only start judging by the end of this season

But the Klopp and Arteta you cited as examples, also came in mid season and didnt finish 15th...no?