| Keep him in the job 15:42 - May 25 with 2540 views | Tommy_ITFC |
They've been amazing |  |
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| Keep him in the job on 15:44 - May 25 with 2501 views | ArnieM |
So the Utd players finally showing up are they. Amazing what an incoming manager ( whoever it will be) can do for players efforts isn’t it. |  |
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| Keep him in the job on 15:56 - May 25 with 2340 views | tonybied |
| Keep him in the job on 15:44 - May 25 by ArnieM |
So the Utd players finally showing up are they. Amazing what an incoming manager ( whoever it will be) can do for players efforts isn’t it. |
Let's not get carried away, remember they were 3-0 in the last round before nearly fecking it up! |  | | |
| Keep him in the job on 15:59 - May 25 with 2291 views | SouperJim |
Presuming they hang on to win it, it certainly can't hurt the chances of keeping ten hag in the job. Can only be good for us. |  |
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| Keep him in the job on 16:04 - May 25 with 2219 views | ArnieM |
| Keep him in the job on 15:56 - May 25 by tonybied |
Let's not get carried away, remember they were 3-0 in the last round before nearly fecking it up! |
True, but I’m talking about their obvious commitment out there today. Where’s that been all season? If ETH is about to be booted into touch after the game ( pundits on BBC keep suggesting that’s the case), he must be angry at how little togetherness they’ve shown on the pitch this season. | |
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| Keep him in the job on 16:05 - May 25 with 2204 views | baxterbasics |
| Keep him in the job on 15:59 - May 25 by SouperJim |
Presuming they hang on to win it, it certainly can't hurt the chances of keeping ten hag in the job. Can only be good for us. |
I feel from a ManU perspective it makes sense to hand on to TH.
They can wait another year and see how our man does with Ipswich. |  |
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| Keep him in the job on 16:10 - May 25 with 2155 views | DublinBlue84 |
| Keep him in the job on 15:44 - May 25 by ArnieM |
So the Utd players finally showing up are they. Amazing what an incoming manager ( whoever it will be) can do for players efforts isn’t it. |
Just proves why if it was me I wouldn't go there.
That group of players time and time again have decided they don't want a manager anymore and downed tools and the moment that they get their wish suddenly the performances improve. It's an absolute poisoned chalice there and it's been the same old story at Old Trafford for a decade now.
You can bet your life if there was no prospect of a change of manager there there would be a totally different performance. The same players who are busting their gut today a fair bit are the same one who were walking around the pitch without any discipline not so long ago.
McKenna has already seen many of this group of players throw people under the bus, if he has any sense he'd want to wait a while for the club to to sort the rot out, ideally you want to be the manager after the next manager. Whilst these guys are still there they will think of nothing of throwing someone under a bus again. | |
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| Keep him in the job on 16:14 - May 25 with 2120 views | backwaywhen |
| Keep him in the job on 16:05 - May 25 by baxterbasics |
I feel from a ManU perspective it makes sense to hand on to TH.
They can wait another year and see how our man does with Ipswich. |
Poch …..watch this space | | | |
| Keep him in the job on 16:14 - May 25 with 2117 views | Tommy_ITFC |
| Keep him in the job on 15:59 - May 25 by SouperJim |
Presuming they hang on to win it, it certainly can't hurt the chances of keeping ten hag in the job. Can only be good for us. |
My thoughts exactly | |
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| Keep him in the job on 16:17 - May 25 with 2097 views | baxterbasics |
Also, watching this, I don't think we have anything to fear, we can pick up a few points next season. | |
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| Keep him in the job on 16:17 - May 25 with 2095 views | pointofblue |
| Keep him in the job on 15:59 - May 25 by SouperJim |
Presuming they hang on to win it, it certainly can't hurt the chances of keeping ten hag in the job. Can only be good for us. |
Unless whatever the result, ten Hag is going anyway. The chance of European football would make the job more attractive. But would it mean they're less likely to go with someone without Premier League experience? | |
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| Keep him in the job on 16:44 - May 25 with 1898 views | Illinoisblue |
United time wasting and s5ithousing like a L1 club is a thing of beauty. |  |
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| Keep him in the job on 16:57 - May 25 with 1793 views | ArnieM |
Amazing what can be achieved with some actual effort isn’t it! | |
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| Keep him in the job on 17:00 - May 25 with 1720 views | pointofblue |
| Keep him in the job on 16:57 - May 25 by ArnieM |
Amazing what can be achieved with some actual effort isn’t it! |
United fans will be wondering where that performance was for much of the season. | |
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| Keep him in the job on 17:06 - May 25 with 1601 views | Churchman |
| Keep him in the job on 16:10 - May 25 by DublinBlue84 |
Just proves why if it was me I wouldn't go there.
That group of players time and time again have decided they don't want a manager anymore and downed tools and the moment that they get their wish suddenly the performances improve. It's an absolute poisoned chalice there and it's been the same old story at Old Trafford for a decade now.
You can bet your life if there was no prospect of a change of manager there there would be a totally different performance. The same players who are busting their gut today a fair bit are the same one who were walking around the pitch without any discipline not so long ago.
McKenna has already seen many of this group of players throw people under the bus, if he has any sense he'd want to wait a while for the club to to sort the rot out, ideally you want to be the manager after the next manager. Whilst these guys are still there they will think of nothing of throwing someone under a bus again. |
Not often you see a dead man walking win a trophy.
It is an interesting point about players picking and choosing who they want to play for and when they want to turn up. It seems to be a feature of the modern game. To be expected with the multi millions involved I suppose. Whoever replaces Ten Hag had better be nice to them or he’ll be toast before he starts. |  | | |
| Keep him in the job on 17:15 - May 25 with 1455 views | Nutkins_Return |
| Keep him in the job on 17:00 - May 25 by pointofblue |
United fans will be wondering where that performance was for much of the season. |
In Ten Hag's defence they have had horrendous injury problems. Martinez is massive for them. Just leads by example in terms of fight.
Amrabat has been strong end of season. Mainoo looks World Class and even he was injured start of season.
They had all of their defenders out. Mount has missed basically the season as have plenty of their midfield.
Rashford for sure needs to have a serious talk to himself but they could be much stronger next year. | |
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| Keep him in the job on 18:42 - May 25 with 1171 views | Churchman |
| Keep him in the job on 17:15 - May 25 by Nutkins_Return |
In Ten Hag's defence they have had horrendous injury problems. Martinez is massive for them. Just leads by example in terms of fight.
Amrabat has been strong end of season. Mainoo looks World Class and even he was injured start of season.
They had all of their defenders out. Mount has missed basically the season as have plenty of their midfield.
Rashford for sure needs to have a serious talk to himself but they could be much stronger next year. |
They have the resources to sign the world’s best players. It’s their chaos if what was signed wasn’t good enough. And it hasn’t been for one of the world’s most prestigious clubs.
For example, they signed Mason Mount for £50m plus. A bloke who has made his dough and whose form fell apart at Chelsea well before they offloaded him to United. And what’s he done since? Zippedy do daa. ‘He’s been injured’. Whatever, money hosed up the wall.
I haven’t seen too much of United but when I have it’s been pass the pegs around time - until today. Just at the time they’ve disgracefully let it be known they’re looking to replace the current sap.
On the flip side, that Mainoo looked a heck of a player. | | | |
| Keep him in the job on 20:57 - May 25 with 1035 views | Leaky |
Bring him here swop deal for KM |  | | |
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