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Quote from: Pokapoka124 on October 28, 2024, 11:44:01 AM

How many managers have Manchester United sacked since Sir Alex Ferguson left? Four? Five?? You can’t blame them because all the managers were complete flops, Jose Mourinho being the Special One of the group. I hope the new manager (if they can find someone with credits who’s willing to take this job) will get as much support and patience from Manchester United as they did with Ten Hag.

Management expects targets to be achieved. If a manager has been given the trust to do his job within a set time limit, then the decision to sack or retain him is theirs. The manager is hired on an agreed salary. If management deems his performance is not producing results, then it is appropriate to sack him regardless of who the manager is.

Erik ten Hag deserves to be sacked. That's good news. I heard that Ruud van Nistelrooy will be the interim manager of Manchester United. In my opinion his ability is better than Erik ten Hag. I saw and read several times that he was the opposite of ten Hag in terms of changing strategy when Manchester United played.

I welcome Manchester United's move to appoint van Nistelrooy as Erik ten Hag's replacement, even if it is only temporary. If he is capable, making him a permanent player would be the most sensible option later.

This is such good news for MU fans that it's even hard to believe. After such a huge amount of time, management's patience has run out..... It's funny that a couple of hours before his sacking, the media started reporting from insiders that the next few weeks are going to be very difficult for him because he's hanging by a thread about being fired, which he denied until the last. It's a shame that MU will have to pay 20 million to Ten Hag, but I'm not sure he deserves it.

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Quote from: AprilioMP on October 28, 2024, 01:20:28 PM

Management expects targets to be achieved. If a manager has been given the trust to do his job within a set time limit, then the decision to sack or retain him is theirs. The manager is hired on an agreed salary. If management deems his performance is not producing results, then it is appropriate to sack him regardless of who the manager is.

Erik ten Hag deserves to be sacked. That's good news. I heard that Ruud van Nistelrooy will be the interim manager of Manchester United. In my opinion his ability is better than Erik ten Hag. I saw and read several times that he was the opposite of ten Hag in terms of changing strategy when Manchester United played.

I welcome Manchester United's move to appoint van Nistelrooy as Erik ten Hag's replacement, even if it is only temporary. If he is capable, making him a permanent player would be the most sensible option later.

When it became known that Erik ten Hag was sacked, there was a lot of news about the new coach, I didn't even see that a possible replacement could be the Brentford coach (but he has already denied this), and I just saw that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer could return to Manchester United, but for some reason I also don't believe this news, it seems that now all the coaches who are out of work will try on this position, I read about Xavi during the day, and I think they won't forget to mention Zidane either.)

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Quote from: Pokapoka124 on October 28, 2024, 11:44:01 AM

How many managers have Manchester United sacked since Sir Alex Ferguson left? Four? Five?? You can’t blame them because all the managers were complete flops, Jose Mourinho being the Special One of the group. I hope the new manager (if they can find someone with credits who’s willing to take this job) will get as much support and patience from Manchester United as they did with Ten Hag.

Manchester United board are fed up with the current poor state of the club, time to take decision and make the club a better one. Relieving Erik Ten Hag off his duties seems like a good decision if you ask me. One thing we should know about Manchester United, they're always one step behind when it comes to winning major titles. Yes, Manchester United board have been really patient enough with the club's manager, Erik Ten Hag. He was given enough time but he couldn't convert his chances, downgrading his team below 10 position on the league table.

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Quote from: AprilioMP on October 28, 2024, 01:20:28 PM

Management expects targets to be achieved. If a manager has been given the trust to do his job within a set time limit, then the decision to sack or retain him is theirs. The manager is hired on an agreed salary. If management deems his performance is not producing results, then it is appropriate to sack him regardless of who the manager is.

Erik ten Hag deserves to be sacked. That's good news. I heard that Ruud van Nistelrooy will be the interim manager of Manchester United. In my opinion his ability is better than Erik ten Hag. I saw and read several times that he was the opposite of ten Hag in terms of changing strategy when Manchester United played.

I welcome Manchester United's move to appoint van Nistelrooy as Erik ten Hag's replacement, even if it is only temporary. If he is capable, making him a permanent player would be the most sensible option later.

Most of the times it's not about the trust, it's about what you have signed before accepting the job. If you are going to work for a club, there are internal contracts that bind you and the club and that's what you bring to the table. If you can't deliver some trophy and you are playing well, not getting relegated you can still get sack provided you didn't meet up your obligations and things you have signed to deliver.

ETH has had two trophy under 2 season but the trophy doesn't make them stronger or looks serious. I expected his letter to be brought before the club immediately they finish the last season FA final and somehow they were convinced he was going to do well for the club and since this season started, they have been like that usual team that don't go to the top 4 and neither do go to relegation zone and theybwsys qualify for the Premier League every season, no trophy and no any achievements, that's what the club wasn't ready for and they had to fire him immediately even though the headline says left just to keep his reputation intack, nice a
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Quote from: AprilioMP on October 28, 2024, 01:20:28 PM

I welcome Manchester United's move to appoint van Nistelrooy as Erik ten Hag's replacement, even if it is only temporary. If he is capable, making him a permanent player would be the most sensible option later.

I tipped Van to take the job, but I know that it cannot be on a permanent basis even if he records success in helping Manchester United back to their usual winning form.

Xavi was the most common name, but I don't think he will finally be given the job.

It seems to be the preference of many Manchester United supporters to want Amorin from Sporting CP than any other option. Maybe he will be a good fit for them.

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Quote from: SatoPrincess on October 28, 2024, 11:07:03 AM

According to this article, the 2024 Ballon d’Or result was leaked in the early hours of the morning, it is being speculated that Vinicius Junior is the winner of the 2024 Ballon d’Or award with 630 points. But then I see this post from Fabrizio Romano and I don’t know which story to believe, even though for me Fabrizio Romano is the more trustworthy source.

I have read a lot of posts where it says that Vini will not be traveling to the Ballon d'Or ceremony. Which leads to the conclusion that Rodri might be winning, as he was always set for the second position. A logical conclusion to this is, that the PR that Real Madrid generally has, got divided between Bellingham and Vini. This is something that is very likely to happen.

I think it's not too unfair to give Rodri the Ballon d'Or, because he has been excellent for a while now. He dominated in most of the matches in the Euros, he also contributed a lot in Manchester City. He is one of a kind, and it's hard to look past him when you are thinking of great midfielders.

On the contrary, a lot of people think that Vini got robbed. Well, he has been amazing for a while now. Wouldn't have minded him being the winner either, honestly. Both of them were amazing.

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Quote from: Pokapoka124 on October 28, 2024, 11:44:01 AM

How many managers have Manchester United sacked since Sir Alex Ferguson left? Four? Five?? You can’t blame them because all the managers were complete flops, Jose Mourinho being the Special One of the group. I hope the new manager (if they can find someone with credits who’s willing to take this job) will get as much support and patience from Manchester United as they did with Ten Hag.

Management expects targets to be achieved. If a manager has been given the trust to do his job within a set time limit, then the decision to sack or retain him is theirs. The manager is hired on an agreed salary. If management deems his performance is not producing results, then it is appropriate to sack him regardless of who the manager is.

Erik ten Hag deserves to be sacked. That's good news. I heard that Ruud van Nistelrooy will be the interim manager of Manchester United. In my opinion his ability is better than Erik ten Hag. I saw and read several times that he was the opposite of ten Hag in terms of changing strategy when Manchester United played.

I welcome Manchester United's move to appoint van Nistelrooy as Erik ten Hag's replacement, even if it is only temporary. If he is capable, making him a permanent player would be the most sensible option later.

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Later tonight at Theatre du Chatelet in Paris, the 2024 Balon D'or winner will be announced and while most of us were expecting Vinicius Jr to be given the award of the best footballer in the world, there's a report that just hit the media space that the Brazilian winger will bo longer be given the award. I even read another report few minutes ago that Manchester City's Rodri is expected to be named as the winner of the award today. What's your opinion about this latest development

Based on last season’s performance, and trophies, I think Vinicius Jr deserves it because he won the Champions League, Laliga and others last season compare to Rodri who just won the Premier League with Manchester City last season. Moreover, Vinicius Jr was one of the best players in the Champions League last season, he took Real Madrid alongside other players to win the League.

Rodri on the other hand is a good player and the best midfielder in the world, but him as a Midfielder deserves to have good number of sits, which I think Kevin De Bruyne has more than him and other midfielders also have more than him. Therefore, since it is complicated, I think one of them deserves the award but in my opinion, Vinicius Jr should be the winner.

It's a shame that the Ballon d'Or will go to Vinicius tonight. This might have happened because, in the 2023/2024 season, there wasn’t a forward who truly stood out. Vinicius missed the first part of the season due to injury, had a strong second half, but then underperformed with Brazil in the Copa America 2024. In this case, it would have been fair to consider candidates from goalkeepers, defenders, or defensive midfielders.

I believe Rodri was more deserving of the award. He earned major honors (a Premier League title and Euro 2024 silver) and had a consistent performance all season. He also recorded more assists than Vinicius. Rodri lost just one game all season, yet the award will once again go to the most hyped rather than the most consistent player. It's disappointing.

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Quote from: imamusma on October 28, 2024, 12:33:24 PM

Ruud van Nistelrooy will not be given too much authority to transfer players, his job is to ensure Manchester United does not experience a worse decline. It makes sense if seen from one side, where The Red Devils players seem to dislike Ten Hag, with various backgrounds of chaos in the team they seem to be playing badly on purpose to speed up Ten Hag dismissal Grin

. On the other hand, this is in line with the wishes of the fans, although the next manager will not necessarily be able to improve Manchester United performance instantly.
There is no official news yet on who will be Ten Hag successor, what is clear is that we will no longer see many disappointing moments at Old Trafford in the future. It is possible that Ruud van Nistelrooy will be retained until the end of the season, of course on condition that his performance is satisfactory.

I hope Manchester United bosses are not seriously considering Ruud van Nistelrooy as a permanent replacement for Erik Ten Hag. Even if he performs well for the rest of the year, United should make sure they get a manager to rebuild the club. I am not convinced with the theory that the players were playing badly on purpose so Ten Hag will be fired. It doesn’t make sense because Ten Hag was the one who signed the players and doesn’t seem to have personal problems with them. The players Ten Hag had issues are all gone so this theory holds no weight.

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Finally, United have taken ths bold step to sack Ten Hag who has been given a long time to transform the team but failed. I am happy that United lost to West Ham for making it easy to kick Ten Hag out of the club, because he has always survived not being sacked.

One problem is already solved, and the next should be how the new acting manager will be able to improve and liberate United to gain back their best performance, so that they can fit in for UCL spot competition again.

Why wasn't this done earlier and had to wait for a worse collapse. Erik Ten Hag left more work for Van Nesteroy to fix now. Manchester United hierarchy were very slow to act. Now they do it after a complete mess, Ineos and the Glazer family are either indifferent to the condition of the club. I'm glad they kicked Erik Ten Hag out, but on the other hand I hope they quickly find a coach who knows the solution to all this chaos.

Initially, perhaps the management believed that Ten Hag could fix the club so he was extended again but it got worse and after the defeat it became a lot of work for the new coach but at least this has a way to change the team.
That the club owners don't care about the team they will care about all the profits, so don't care maybe about that while the fans are getting angry seeing the team getting closer to relegation.

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Quote from: Velvet78 on October 28, 2024, 10:25:53 AM

I think Arda should leave Real Madrid for his own sake. I don’t believe he can develop himself in a team where he constantly stays on the bench. Liverpool wanting to transfer Arda is a great opportunity for him, and he’ll definitely get playing time there. However, if Arda Güler transfers to England, he’ll need to work harder to improve his physique.

If the goal is as a loan player then I really support Arda Guler to Liverpool but if sold permanently it is not the right choice. Although currently in Madrid he has not been able to break into the main squad but I am sure he will be a long-term choice for Madrid in the future. Liverpool is a great team, strong and has an extraordinary vision in the Premier League, Arda Guler ability can be developed by Arne Slot but again will Arda also get the same situation as in Madrid? I mean he is unlikely to take over the main position of Liverpool players.

Arder Guler haven't been getting the chance of starting as many games as he'll want to start this season but we can't take away the fact that he's never shown any sign of dissatisfaction with Carlo Ancelotti's selections. He's a talented footballer no doubt but I think Carlo Ancelotti is very much aware of that and will give him all the time he needs to prove himself at the right time. The Italian manager in my own opinion is the best to nurture Arder Guler into the player he dreams of becoming and unless he permits him to join any club on loan, leaving the club I don't think will be a good decision for the Turkey international.

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Quote from: imamusma on October 28, 2024, 12:33:24 PM

Ruud van Nistelrooy will not be given too much authority to transfer players, his job is to ensure Manchester United does not experience a worse decline. It makes sense if seen from one side, where The Red Devils players seem to dislike Ten Hag, with various backgrounds of chaos in the team they seem to be playing badly on purpose to speed up Ten Hag dismissal Grin

. On the other hand, this is in line with the wishes of the fans, although the next manager will not necessarily be able to improve Manchester United performance instantly.
There is no official news yet on who will be Ten Hag successor, what is clear is that we will no longer see many disappointing moments at Old Trafford in the future. It is possible that Ruud van Nistelrooy will be retained until the end of the season, of course on condition that his performance is satisfactory.

Manchester United are 14th on the Premier League table. The club is a sinking ship, Ruud van Nistelrooy cannot save them at this point. Manchester United fans should not expect him to be any better than the previous manager. His only job is to keep them from getting into relegation zone until they can find a manager of their choosing. Hopefully a successful manager who’s had Champions League and Premier League success in his career, someone with experience in how to manage a big club like Manchester United.

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Quote from: Velvet78 on October 28, 2024, 10:25:53 AM

I think Arda should leave Real Madrid for his own sake. I don’t believe he can develop himself in a team where he constantly stays on the bench. Liverpool wanting to transfer Arda is a great opportunity for him, and he’ll definitely get playing time there. However, if Arda Güler transfers to England, he’ll need to work harder to improve his physique.

If the goal is as a loan player then I really support Arda Guler to Liverpool but if sold permanently it is not the right choice. Although currently in Madrid he has not been able to break into the main squad but I am sure he will be a long-term choice for Madrid in the future. Liverpool is a great team, strong and has an extraordinary vision in the Premier League, Arda Guler ability can be developed by Arne Slot but again will Arda also get the same situation as in Madrid? I mean he is unlikely to take over the main position of Liverpool players.

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If only Ruud van Nistelrooy had been interim coach for quite a long time or even until the end of this season, then it is very likely that he will not sign any new players and he will utilize the players that Man United already have. So whether Man United will be improved or not will really depend on his capabilities. But, if in the near time, it turns out that Man United gets a replacement for Ten Hag, so I guess the new coach will most likely have his own list, and maybe there will be some players who will be kicked out and some will come to Old Trafford.

It will be pointless for Manchester United to sign new players under an interim coach. They will have to wait to get a new manager before making any signings. Ruud van Nistelrooy will have to make use of the players available. If the players start playing well and winning games then it would mean that they were purposely not playing well to get Erik Ten Hag sacked.

Ruud van Nistelrooy will not be given too much authority to transfer players, his job is to ensure Manchester United does not experience a worse decline. It makes sense if seen from one side, where The Red Devils players seem to dislike Ten Hag, with various backgrounds of chaos in the team they seem to be playing badly on purpose to speed up Ten Hag dismissal Grin

. On the other hand, this is in line with the wishes of the fans, although the next manager will not necessarily be able to improve Manchester United performance instantly.
There is no official news yet on who will be Ten Hag successor, what is clear is that we will no longer see many disappointing moments at Old Trafford in the future. It is possible that Ruud van Nistelrooy will be retained until the end of the season, of course on condition that his performance is satisfactory.

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Quote from: Ruttoshi on October 28, 2024, 10:11:16 AM

Finally, United have taken ths bold step to sack Ten Hag who has been given a long time to transform the team but failed. I am happy that United lost to West Ham for making it easy to kick Ten Hag out of the club, because he has always survived not being sacked.

One problem is already solved, and the next should be how the new acting manager will be able to improve and liberate United to gain back their best performance, so that they can fit in for UCL spot competition again.

Why wasn't this done earlier and had to wait for a worse collapse. Erik Ten Hag left more work for Van Nesteroy to fix now. Manchester United hierarchy were very slow to act. Now they do it after a complete mess, Ineos and the Glazer family are either indifferent to the condition of the club. I'm glad they kicked Erik Ten Hag out, but on the other hand I hope they quickly find a coach who knows the solution to all this chaos.

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Quote from: abhiseshakana on October 28, 2024, 09:59:14 AM

If only Ruud van Nistelrooy had been interim coach for quite a long time or even until the end of this season, then it is very likely that he will not sign any new players and he will utilize the players that Man United already have. So whether Man United will be improved or not will really depend on his capabilities. But, if in the near time, it turns out that Man United gets a replacement for Ten Hag, so I guess the new coach will most likely have his own list, and maybe there will be some players who will be kicked out and some will come to Old Trafford.

It will be pointless for Manchester United to sign new players under an interim coach. They will have to wait to get a new manager before making any signings. Ruud van Nistelrooy will have to make use of the players available. If the players start playing well and winning games then it would mean that they were purposely not playing well to get Erik Ten Hag sacked.

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News coming in is that Ten Hag has been sacked, the management decided to pull him off as the head coach of United following their disappointing loss to West Ham yesterday. Now they should be on the need of a new manager, currently appointing Ruud Van Nistelrooy the assistant to former United manager Ten Hag, so the question if Ten Hag will be able to bring back the glory is definitely not possible following the recent news of him being sacked and replaced. The deal between the teams management and the coach seems to be temporarily and they will still be in search for another head coach to replace.

How many managers have Manchester United sacked since Sir Alex Ferguson left? Four? Five?? You can’t blame them because all the managers were complete flops, Jose Mourinho being the Special One of the group. I hope the new manager (if they can find someone with credits who’s willing to take this job) will get as much support and patience from Manchester United as they did with Ten Hag.

No surprises thought. That news was awaited from months and I should say that I didn't expect him to start the year with Manchester United in the first place but he couldn't make it more than this far.
Ten Hag took his shot and couldn't improve the team and hopefully the next one will be able to do so. I don't have much expectation but who knows.

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Quote from: Velvet78 on October 28, 2024, 10:25:53 AM

I think Arda should leave Real Madrid for his own sake. I don’t believe he can develop himself in a team where he constantly stays on the bench. Liverpool wanting to transfer Arda is a great opportunity for him, and he’ll definitely get playing time there. However, if Arda Güler transfers to England, he’ll need to work harder to improve his physique.

Yes he needs to go to other clubs, butstill there is no way for him to play in the starting line up or as sa substitutebecause Real Madrid have a lot of great players so there will no possibilities for him to show himself as prominent player. He will not getting the chance to play as regular players in presence of Vince jr, Killyan Mbappe. So I think it's okay for him to leave the club and move where he gets a chance to play in the regular line up and show his talent to the people.

Many people on social media believe that Liverpool are very interested in signing Arda Gullar. Despite Liverpool are also looking for a player who can replace Muhammad Salah because Salah is going to leave Liverpool soon. Liverpool are giving 70€ million value which is quite good price tag for such talent.

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Quote from: Obim34 on October 28, 2024, 07:18:30 AM

News coming in is that Ten Hag has been sacked, the management decided to pull him off as the head coach of United following their disappointing loss to West Ham yesterday. Now they should be on the need of a new manager, currently appointing Ruud Van Nistelrooy the assistant to former United manager Ten Hag, so the question if Ten Hag will be able to bring back the glory is definitely not possible following the recent news of him being sacked and replaced. The deal between the teams management and the coach seems to be temporarily and they will still be in search for another head coach to replace.

How many managers have Manchester United sacked since Sir Alex Ferguson left? Four? Five?? You can’t blame them because all the managers were complete flops, Jose Mourinho being the Special One of the group. I hope the new manager (if they can find someone with credits who’s willing to take this job) will get as much support and patience from Manchester United as they did with Ten Hag.

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Quote from: Velvet78 on October 28, 2024, 10:25:53 AM

I think Arda should leave Real Madrid for his own sake. I don’t believe he can develop himself in a team where he constantly stays on the bench. Liverpool wanting to transfer Arda is a great opportunity for him, and he’ll definitely get playing time there. However, if Arda Güler transfers to England, he’ll need to work harder to improve his physique.

That's the point. The main concern is that Real Madrid rarely gave him enough time to play. Even whe they struggled for a lack of a proper number nine. I thought they could fix it by bringing Arda onto the squad, but they refused it. The better for them to let him leave on loan.

Some big PL clubs are interested in him. So, it's a golden chance for him to leave Madrid for a while, and learn at another big club, then return as a better player. I don't see other possible solution than this.

It'll be so bad if his talent wasted.

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