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Quote from: tokeweed on September 16, 2019, 11:22:44 AM

I think the next EPL manager to be given the sack is... Nuno Espirito Santo. Such a disappointing start to their campaign. And I don't think they'll be able to handle competing in the Europa League at the same time, being at the bottom of the EPL.

Lines for the sack race: https://www.oddschecker.com/football/english/premier-league/next-manager-to-leave-post

Wow! Nuno at 16/1 looks really tempting, i wouldn't mind putting $10 on it, you just never know Roll Eyes

But I think the Wolves board will give him more time, the team is just 4 pts behind the teams in mid-table and 5 pts behind the top 6. Season just started, it's not like Wolves needs good results right from the get-go. I think the main objectives this year are: 1) europa league spot in the EPL at the end of season, 2) top 8 or top 16 in europa league, and 3) semis or a final in one of the domestic cups. Wolves are in the race in every item. Right now, they just need to start winning league games.

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Quote from: CryptopreneurBrainboss on September 16, 2019, 02:43:36 PM

De Gea signs new four-year deal with Man Utd

Just saw this news during the build up to Aston Villa vs West harm game, De Gea has already spent 8years at Manchester United don't think this was the right decision for him. Manchester United aren't on their best form recently meaning, the chances of them winning any trophy be it this season or next is unlikely. He would had been far better playing for a club ready for his talent during the next transfer window.

Haven't read the article to see the reason behind this decision but I don't buy into it. What's your take, was it the right decision or a mistake he'll regret sooner or later.

There is nothing wrong with De Gea's new contract at Manchester United, in our opinion it is not very appropriate for his career development. But this is the reality and the choice. Previously, many spoke here that Juventus was interested in recruiting de Gea. But with his new contract at United States, of course, that is a mere rumor.

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Quote from: CryptopreneurBrainboss on September 16, 2019, 02:43:36 PM

De Gea signs new four-year deal with Man Utd

Just saw this news during the build up to Aston Villa vs West harm game, De Gea has already spent 8years at Manchester United don't think this was the right decision for him. Manchester United aren't on their best form recently meaning, the chances of them winning any trophy be it this season or next is unlikely. He would had been far better playing for a club ready for his talent during the next transfer window.

Haven't read the article to see the reason behind this decision but I don't buy into it. What's your take, was it the right decision or a mistake he'll regret sooner or later.

In my opinion, he blew his chance on his own. He could have been a much big player in, I'm really sorry Man Utd fans, much bigger club. When it was a moment for him, he could've started the international journey and went to, for example, Real Madrid. Now he's in, I'm really sorry Man Utd fans, kind of mediocre European club that still needs a lot of progress, while De Gea is not getting younger any days.

He will turn 29 in November and his last big trophy comes from 2013 when he was still a prospect. It's really great from him that he has respect for this club and its big tradition but tradition doesn't bring you any trophies.

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De Gea signs new four-year deal with Man Utd

Just saw this news during the build up to Aston Villa vs West harm game, De Gea has already spent 8years at Manchester United don't think this was the right decision for him. Manchester United aren't on their best form recently meaning, the chances of them winning any trophy be it this season or next is unlikely. He would had been far better playing for a club ready for his talent during the next transfer window.

Haven't read the article to see the reason behind this decision but I don't buy into it. What's your take, was it the right decision or a mistake he'll regret sooner or later.

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Quote from: coinlocket$ on September 13, 2019, 04:20:37 PM

If anyone is interested but I doubt it Grin

Mandzukic is very close to signing for Qatar, he refuses Premier Barca, PSG, and some smaller team and now maybe he goes there on next days.
He refuses top teams in Europe to maybe go on the very low-value game.
Is only about money or he notices too late that is no more spot for him on this new Juventus?

He knows that he is not going to be on the first line up if he joins PSG or Barcelona.
So he prefers to go to Qatar and get money while still playing competitive football.

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I think the next EPL manager to be given the sack is... Nuno Espirito Santo. Such a disappointing start to their campaign. And I don't think they'll be able to handle competing in the Europa League at the same time, being at the bottom of the EPL.

Lines for the sack race: https://www.oddschecker.com/football/english/premier-league/next-manager-to-leave-post

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Quote from: Upgrade00 on September 13, 2019, 03:09:46 PM

Quote from: Barracuda on September 13, 2019, 12:36:22 PM

So in your opinion, is it likely that the current Coach will still survive? Because the problem is the Council with the club. If the problem is the Council, I don't understand to that extent. What I see is a coach who is unable to bring back Manchester United to compete with other big clubs in the EPL.

I didn't imply that he current coach will not be axed, it's very likely he would lose his job if Manchester United fail to achieve a minimum of 4th position this season or a league or cup trophy.
I was suggesting that at some point, the club needs to try fixing something else if constant rotation of managers and players is not getting the job done.

The main target is to reach the top 4 for next season to be able to perform at UCL and to get the Cup this season is difficult, but it could happen in the future. What is certain for now is a good performance, so that every game can get a win. And the position of the Coach can be safe for a while.

That makes sense, sometimes we are still confused. What's wrong with you. Complete players for each line, but the results are not satisfying.

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If anyone is interested but I doubt it Grin

Mandzukic is very close to signing for Qatar, he refused Premier Barca, PSG, and some smaller team and now maybe he goes there on next days.
He refused top teams in Europe to maybe go on the very low-value game.
Is only about money or he notices too late that is no more spot for him on this new Juventus?

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Quote from: Harkorede on September 13, 2019, 01:18:12 PM

The problem these days has to do with clubs/fans wanting instantaneous result. Klopp's Liverpool didn't get where they are over a fortnight, it took time and should Klopp leave today, I doubt Liverpool would have much to worry about over the next three seasons. Man Utd needs to get a coach in whose ability and football philosophy they believe in, then, entrust him with the WHOLE process. but that has seemed to be too much for the club

Thats the game for you this days, even the smaller teams sack their managers after few bad games, and you wonder what they expected the manager to do with the players at his disposal. Liverpool's case is kinda different as klopp has been able to get the team playing the way he wants then to, he is able to elicit great performances from them.

United do not have to stay so long away from the "top" to get back the quality performances they were known for in the past, their players do not just seen to have the desire or the traditional united flair to perform at the top of their game, they need a manager that'll spur their players on to perform, just look at what pep is doing at City as a perfect example.

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Quote from: Barracuda on September 13, 2019, 12:36:22 PM

So in your opinion, is it likely that the current Coach will still survive? Because the problem is the Council with the club. If the problem is the Council, I don't understand to that extent. What I see is a coach who is unable to bring back Manchester United to compete with other big clubs in the EPL.

I didn't imply that he current coach will not be axed, it's very likely he would lose his job if Manchester United fail to achieve a minimum of 4th position this season or a league or cup trophy.
I was suggesting that at some point, the club needs to try fixing something else if constant rotation of managers and players is not getting the job done.

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Quote from: Harkorede on September 13, 2019, 01:18:12 PM

Quote from: tokeweed on September 13, 2019, 07:53:50 AM

There's no such thing as 'too short or too long'. Ask Liverpool fans. Lololol. They've been in a rut for decades. I guess it took a lot of fixing behind the scenes to get where they are at today. United has to do the same.

The problem these days has to do with clubs/fans wanting instantaneous result. Klopp's Liverpool didn't get where they are over a fortnight, it took time and should Klopp leave today, I doubt Liverpool would have much to worry about over the next three seasons. Man Utd needs to get a coach in whose ability and football philosophy they believe in, then, entrust him with the WHOLE process. but that has seemed to be too much for the club

Not with the current crop of United players!

A new team with some heart for the team is urgently needed and of course not those kind of players that think they are bigger than the team or can't take instructions from their coach.

And I must admit we fans are the problem sometimes and don't even realize how much pressure is put on the team which makes players over whelmed to perform and give results.

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Quote from: tokeweed on September 13, 2019, 07:53:50 AM

There's no such thing as 'too short or too long'. Ask Liverpool fans. Lololol. They've been in a rut for decades. I guess it took a lot of fixing behind the scenes to get where they are at today. United has to do the same.

The problem these days has to do with clubs/fans wanting instantaneous result. Klopp's Liverpool didn't get where they are over a fortnight, it took time and should Klopp leave today, I doubt Liverpool would have much to worry about over the next three seasons. Man Utd needs to get a coach in whose ability and football philosophy they believe in, then, entrust him with the WHOLE process. but that has seemed to be too much for the club

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Quote from: Upgrade00 on September 13, 2019, 11:08:07 AM

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If there are no developments at all for Manchester United until the end of this season. Change of coach will occur in Manchester United. solskjaer Many have bought players on the transfer last summer and it did not have a positive impact on Manchester untied.

They have tried four different managers since the retirement of Sir Alex Ferguson, and at least two of the were world class managers. They have also spent lots of money on the pitch acquiring talents and boosting their squads.

The problem may not be the managers or players, the team may be to try a change in management. The board could be the problem with the club.

So in your opinion, is it likely that the current Coach will still survive? Because the problem is the Council with the club. If the problem is the Council, I don't understand to that extent. What I see is a coach who is unable to bring back Manchester United to compete with other big clubs in the EPL.

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Quote from: Barracuda on September 13, 2019, 10:37:01 AM

If there are no developments at all for Manchester United until the end of this season. Change of coach will occur in Manchester United. solskjaer Many have bought players on the transfer last summer and it did not have a positive impact on Manchester untied.

They have tried four different managers since the retirement of Sir Alex Ferguson, and at least two of the were world class managers. They have also spent lots of money on the pitch acquiring talents and boosting their squads.

The problem may not be the managers or players, the team may be to try a change in management. The board could be the problem with the club.

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Quote from: DeathAngel on September 13, 2019, 08:33:42 AM

Quote from: elda34b on September 13, 2019, 01:36:34 AM

MU or any other teams that are in transition needs time to find their solution. Finding a great manager and getting good players are just part of the more important process. They need to stop thinking that there's an easy and quick solution — especially those who want to win new titles asap.

Remember that when you're trying to find the solution, other teams are also getting stronger.

Man Utd need time & a new manager to get back to the top. Solksjaer is not the man to take them back to the top of club football.

If there are no developments at all for Manchester United until the end of this season. Change of coach will occur in Manchester United. solskjaer Many have bought players on the transfer last summer and it did not have a positive impact on Manchester untied.

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^ It's not that simple imho. They could get one of the best managers in the world and spend a ton of money on transfers and still get nothing. Oh wait... They did. Grin

Something's prolly deeply wrong from within the club.

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Quote from: elda34b on September 13, 2019, 01:36:34 AM

MU or any other teams that are in transition needs time to find their solution. Finding a great manager and getting good players are just part of the more important process. They need to stop thinking that there's an easy and quick solution — especially those who want to win new titles asap.

Remember that when you're trying to find the solution, other teams are also getting stronger.

Man Utd need time & a new manager to get back to the top. Solksjaer is not the man to take them back to the top of club football.

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Quote from: Coyster on September 12, 2019, 10:29:08 PM

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Solskjaer will survive this season for sure unless they get terribly bad results. He used to transition of course and test for him as capable. I guess they won't waste expensive and reputed managers in a transition period when no one expects big results and trophies.
it is not realistic to expect significant results with mediocre quality players.

Manchester United have been under transition for too long now, since Sir Alex Ferguson left, they are yet to find any suiting manager as well as team, it bothers me how long they're gonna be under transition, I'll rather say their level of being EPL's best has actually dropped to a Europa league team for now, and I really do not know when they'll be finding their feet, I hope it's not anytime soon.

Manchester United have spent as much as their rivals, city for example in the past couple of seasons and yet nothing to show for It, I think it's both the managers as well as the players fault, if they fail this season, then I think there is need for them to return to the drawing board

There's no such thing as 'too short or too long'. Ask Liverpool fans. Lololol. They've been in a rut for decades. I guess it took a lot of fixing behind the scenes to get where they are at today. United has to do the same.

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Quote from: elda34b on September 13, 2019, 01:36:34 AM

MU or any other teams that are in transition needs time to find their solution. Finding a great manager and getting good players are just part of the more important process. They need to stop thinking that there's an easy and quick solution — especially those who want to win new titles asap.

Remember that when you're trying to find the solution, other teams are also getting stronger.

yes. putting players and coach together like playing puzzles, there must be chemistry and trust between players and coaches,
to take a success. and a success requires a process not obtained instantly.
however management and fans continue to push for the adaptation and transition process to finish immediately, no matter what,
because football today is an entertainment industry, if they cannot compete immediately they will be left behind by fans and sponsor.

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MU or any other teams that are in transition needs time to find their solution. Finding a great manager and getting good players are just part of the more important process. They need to stop thinking that there's an easy and quick solution — especially those who want to win new titles asap.

Remember that when you're trying to find the solution, other teams are also getting stronger.

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