I didn't say its Ed's fault. Jose chose his players, so did Gaal and Moyes and Ole. Why spew so much false information to make a point, whatever it is?Sid wrote: ↑2 years agoWhen a manager you don't like bought shite players (Gaal), it was all his fault. When a manager you do like bought shite players (Jose), it was Eds fault.dozer wrote: ↑2 years agoEveryone supported Gaal. His problem was every player he bought was crap for us.bman2 wrote: ↑2 years ago David Gil leaving was the beginning of an era of total incompetence at United. Hopefully Woodward leaving will bring in more common sense at the top. Van Gaal came in and tried to install a style of play, but the club didn’t support him at all. Galactico signings, player power, and Mickey Mouse bullshit. Rangnick will only get anywhere if the club actually follows through behind the scenes, and doesn’t just leave everything at the level of image and bullshit. The way the press has been briefed on things over the last week or two, it does at least sound like the other suits around Woodward at least recognize that they’ve run the place into the ground and need to get their act together.
Literally everyone. Look at this list
https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/louis-v ... n_id/93863
He also had too much sideways and backwards passing and our team created no chances, and lacked urgency even when we were behind.
We can argue that his system needed time to evolve. But his transfers were just terrible. He spent a lot of money.
Other managers also bought crap but there were some decent purchases.
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dozer wrote: ↑2 years agoI didn't say its Ed's fault. Jose chose his players, so did Gaal and Moyes and Ole. Why spew so much false information to make a point, whatever it is?Sid wrote: ↑2 years agoWhen a manager you don't like bought shite players (Gaal), it was all his fault. When a manager you do like bought shite players (Jose), it was Eds fault.dozer wrote: ↑2 years agoEveryone supported Gaal. His problem was every player he bought was crap for us.bman2 wrote: ↑2 years ago David Gil leaving was the beginning of an era of total incompetence at United. Hopefully Woodward leaving will bring in more common sense at the top. Van Gaal came in and tried to install a style of play, but the club didn’t support him at all. Galactico signings, player power, and Mickey Mouse bullshit. Rangnick will only get anywhere if the club actually follows through behind the scenes, and doesn’t just leave everything at the level of image and bullshit. The way the press has been briefed on things over the last week or two, it does at least sound like the other suits around Woodward at least recognize that they’ve run the place into the ground and need to get their act together.
Literally everyone. Look at this list
https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/louis-v ... n_id/93863
He also had too much sideways and backwards passing and our team created no chances, and lacked urgency even when we were behind.
We can argue that his system needed time to evolve. But his transfers were just terrible. He spent a lot of money.
Other managers also bought crap but there were some decent purchases.
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*blah blah blah more fucking crap
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You need to take your head out of the old way of thinking, that a manager just needs world class players to succeed. It takes more than that now. It will be difficult for you cos you love to engage people in endless debates about the qualities of a player. But the emphasis has switched to player development and infrastructure now. Keep up, Doze.dozer wrote: ↑2 years agoI didn't say its Ed's fault. Jose chose his players, so did Gaal and Moyes and Ole. Why spew so much false information to make a point, whatever it is?Sid wrote: ↑2 years agoWhen a manager you don't like bought shite players (Gaal), it was all his fault. When a manager you do like bought shite players (Jose), it was Eds fault.dozer wrote: ↑2 years agoEveryone supported Gaal. His problem was every player he bought was crap for us.bman2 wrote: ↑2 years ago David Gil leaving was the beginning of an era of total incompetence at United. Hopefully Woodward leaving will bring in more common sense at the top. Van Gaal came in and tried to install a style of play, but the club didn’t support him at all. Galactico signings, player power, and Mickey Mouse bullshit. Rangnick will only get anywhere if the club actually follows through behind the scenes, and doesn’t just leave everything at the level of image and bullshit. The way the press has been briefed on things over the last week or two, it does at least sound like the other suits around Woodward at least recognize that they’ve run the place into the ground and need to get their act together.
Literally everyone. Look at this list
https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/louis-v ... n_id/93863
He also had too much sideways and backwards passing and our team created no chances, and lacked urgency even when we were behind.
We can argue that his system needed time to evolve. But his transfers were just terrible. He spent a lot of money.
Other managers also bought crap but there were some decent purchases.
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*blah blah blah more fucking crap
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Agreed. We have genuine potential world class talent in the likes of Greenwood & Rashford but they've lost 3 years of development under the Ole regime......Greenwood has had his breakthrough but he's not been progressed on and Rashford is probably worse than he was 3 years ago. If they'd have played under the likes of Klopp or Guardiola, imagine how much better they would be.
I always go on about just how much potential we have in the current U23's and out on loan. With a proper development system in place, with decent coaching of skills and tactics and game management, a fair few of those academy lads will come through. Someone like Rangnick loves that sort of shit, developing class out of nothing. This is the bit I'm most excited about.
I always go on about just how much potential we have in the current U23's and out on loan. With a proper development system in place, with decent coaching of skills and tactics and game management, a fair few of those academy lads will come through. Someone like Rangnick loves that sort of shit, developing class out of nothing. This is the bit I'm most excited about.
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Rashford, Greenwood, Beek, Diallo, Laird, Elanga, Pellestri, Hannibal. Some proper young and emerging talent there.fat maradona wrote: ↑2 years ago Agreed. We have genuine potential world class talent in the likes of Greenwood & Rashford but they've lost 3 years of development under the Ole regime......Greenwood has had his breakthrough but he's not been progressed on and Rashford is probably worse than he was 3 years ago. If they'd have played under the likes of Klopp or Guardiola, imagine how much better they would be.
I always go on about just how much potential we have in the current U23's and out on loan. With a proper development system in place, with decent coaching of skills and tactics and game management, a fair few of those academy lads will come through. Someone like Rangnick loves that sort of shit, developing class out of nothing. This is the bit I'm most excited about.
Fuck, even someone like Bruno could kick on a level under a proper coach.
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He's in the country though. So even though he can't visibly take the role, there's nothing to stop him actually doing what he needs to do. Hopefully.