Topic: Premier League Prediction Thread 2021/2022 - page 2683. (Read 774102 times)

It is true that all coaches have a tough character or what we often call discipline, circumstances demand this in order to maintain the club performance to remain stable. It's true that Ten Hag needs to make a slight update to his approach with players, without giving them special privileges so as not to cause division in the dressing room. I think things will improve soon if all the injured players are available again, and Ten Hag has several rotation options if there is a decline in performance in the starting XI.

A player self-confidence really depends on the results of previous matches, and their role in contributing to the team during the match. In an unstable situation like the current one, Ten Hag efforts to bring his squad will continue to be challenged. It must be admitted that his second season at Old Trafford was a little more difficult, a series of player injuries, slow adaptation of new players and off-field player scandals made the current situation complex.

I have been thinking about this since the time Pochettino carried out a major overhaul of Chelsea and I believed and also said that this was a very good effort to overhaul all the players in each line which was overhauled by the coach. after the reshuffle was carried out, I did not have time to see how much Chelsea spent, but since the pre season match started, I was a little surprised that the players recruited were only ordinary players but paid very expensive fees. the question is whether Pochettino can not compare which players have talent and which players only have standard talent? TBH, I thought Pochettino was too ambitious in replacing players carelessly, after that he wanted to implement a new strategy that he had planned, but it turned out that the new players he recruited were very bad and could not implement the strategy well and I blame Pochettino more here because he was the one who chose the players for bought and he is the one who has the responsibility to change it for the better for Chelsea.

Chelsea is actually going through a lot of challenges now and the management and couch should be blame for this recent Chelsea's downfall. It would be a miracle if Chelsea is not relegated this season with the recent performance. Having five points after playing six games is a very bad record for a club like Chelsea. Potchettino as a coach is not helping matters with his comments both pre and post match. You can not claim to be building while you do away with useful materials. Selling experienced players and accumulating average and inexperience players is not the right way to build a team. I know the implications of sacking couch prematurely as Chelsea tradition but Potchettino is not suppose to finish this season with Chelsea if they're really serious.


But reverse is the case in this case. ETH ego is not helping the team at the moment and besides, team success is more important than his personal ego. There's nothing wrong in bending the rules to achieve a desire result when it's necessary. There's a way to discipline a player as a couch and it won't be obvious as if you have personal issues with them. Maintaining your ego at the detriment of the team is not a quality of a good couch. ETH started well but everything seems to be working against him at the moment and there's need for redress urgently to bring the team back on track.

It's very obvious and clear that Manchester united is better than Chelsea and that would be a straight answer to that question. If we are to lay this two teams side by side from last season up on till now, starting from the various challenges faced by both team and how well they have performed amidst these challenges it will be fair to say Manchester united is better.

Later part of last season both team suffered some form of set backs, for Manchester united it was mostly injuries and players been involved in one scandal or the other but no withstanding they were still able to win the caraboa cup and also made it to the champions league, so far in the premier league and champions league aswell they have been having a fluctuating performance.

Chelsea has been in the worse shape you can think of as they find it really difficult to win games, in the premier league they are really not finding it easy at all as they are struggling with every game they play, sadly the issues they are having can not really be traced to the coach, player or the management of the team it's just a whole lot and it will take so much time to fix but in the case of Manchester united a change in their tactics and giving them little time to adjust will most likely fix them.

Of course it is surprising that most people chose Chelsea to win against Aston Villa, but on the contrary, Malo Gusto's foul on Digne by making a tackle too high towards Digne's shin was of course a disaster for Chelsea and they immediately received a red card. the following minutes. second round. and only 10 Chelsea players remained to play. This was an opportunity for Aston Villa to put more pressure on Chelsea's defense, but it was not that easy because Chelsea's defense was very tight and the match became increasingly heated until the final minutes of the match ended.
Until extra time went on for the match, both teams failed to score and Aston Villa finally won with a score of 1-0 against Chelsea.

I think Erik Ten Hag doesn't need to lower his ego. Because ego is necessary for a coach to manage his players. Just think about talented coaches like Sir Alex Ferguson, Mourinho, Antonio Conte, or Jurgen Klopp... what were their egos like? I believe what Ten Hag needs right now is to adjust his ego and personality to be more suitable, so that other players on the team don't lose confidence and believe that he's not favoring anyone on the team. With that, Ten Hag can slowly revive Manchester United.

I find it funny how you say it's right for him to discipline and then say it's an ego thing. He clearly has his standards and anyone who can't live up to it will be left out. It's the player's problems if they were slacking and can't take criticisms from the coach or manager. I don't think Erik ten Hag should bend his rules and he should keep that disciplinarian approach.

I also wonder why Chelsea can recruit players at high prices and/or at expensive prices, but the players Chelsea recruit in fact is only mediocre players. Obviously it was a funny and failed reshuffle of course, because Chelsea sold experienced players and then, Chelsea spent a lot of money just to bring in players with low quality. So yes, it's not surprising if that Chelsea this season is worse than the previous season, and what's more, it seems like Pochettino also doesn't have a good effort to build the team to be better. So yes, maybe if Chelsea don't fire Pochettino immediately, then maybe Chelsea will really be in danger of being relegated the season.

According to my point of view regarding what Chelsea is currently experiencing, the problem lies not with the players, but with the strategy used by the coach. When a chef is equipped with enough food ingredients to prepare delicious food, but you cannot produce delicious food, don't blame the ingredients but the chef's credibility and ability need to be questioned.
Pochettino cannot be maintained for too long, he has failed to coach Chelsea. The dismissal must be carried out immediately to save Chelsea from falling deeper.

Ten Hag needs time to put together the pieces that have been scattered in the Manchester United squad, Manchester United's performance has declined due to the injuries of many of their core players. In the question season with Manchester United, he was able to improve the team's performance significantly which resulted in MU qualifying for the UCL after a long wait. Ten Hag is going through difficult times with Manchester United, he must be given the opportunity because he has proven capable of handling Manchester United in the first season of his career in the EPL.
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In my opinion, Manchester United is better than Chelsea, Manchester United still has the opportunity to recover in the near future, while Chelsea will find it very difficult to recover from their illness as long as Pochettino is still trusted as a tactician.

Yes, it's evident that we can't deny Mauricio Pochettino's talent and experience, but this time around, there are several disadvantages working against him. I believe that having star players isn't always necessary to achieve good results, as seen in the case of Leicester City in the past. What matters most is the internal solidarity and unity of the team.
Regarding Sancho, it's indeed a disappointing signing, and I think Manchester United's leadership and Ten Hag shouldn't be lenient with players of this type. Sancho's unprofessional attitude on the field, along with his disrespect towards teammates and the coach, is exactly what Cristiano Ronaldo mentioned in an interview.

Even if Chelsea season has gotten off to a challenging start, it would be premature to write them off. There is still plenty of time to make up the points deficit. It is  important to remember that coaching techniques and overall team dynamics also play a part, even though new players adjusting to English football culture may be an influence. Senior player support has been severely limited by the makeover, which increases the difficulty. To solve the issues thoroughly, it is crucial to take into account players and coaches while also assessing the club management. Chelsea still has time to change their season because they still have games left to play.

Watching both clubs clashing now, ofcourse it won't be entertaining and tough because both clubs are presently struggling. Mauricio Pochettino is an average coach, he do have experience in managing elite clubs but he doesn't have the capacity to continue in streak winnings. We know the major problem of Chelsea, they're inconsistent and the new coach made signings of average players, not one of these signings are experience, playing football as mediocre players. Comparing Manchester united to Chelsea, we already know the answer because the Blues are not in good shape, they're struggling to win league games while United are one step ahead of the blues.

What Erik ten Hag did was indeed quite appropriate for player discipline, but we also have to see that while Erik ten Hag was coaching Manchester United and at Ajax previously he had a lot of problems as a coach with players, not just with Jadon Sancho, I don't mean to defend Sancho, but I think Tenh Hag also has to lower his ego and prioritize the development of the team he handles.
Now that Manchester United is in a very bad state, I think it has quite an impact on the Chemsetry of players and coaches who are not very compatible so that there is no harmony in this squad to carry out all the instructions from Ten Hag by the players.

It is clear that Manchester United is better than Chelsea, and even though Manchester United is still far from being at the top of the standings, at least from the results of 6 matches they have achieved 3 wins compared to Chelsea who only won 1 win. And I still believe and hope that Ten Hag can improve and improve his performance for Manchester United, so that he can compete at the top of the standings and get the UCL next season.
I have doubts about Chelsea, and I think Chelsea will continue like that and there is a possibility that they will be in the relegation zone if they are still under Pochettino.

Although I may not really be a Chelsea fan. But I also felt the disappointment. I don't know why, but I miss Chelsea's previous performance when it was still owned by the previous owner. I also started to feel sorry for all the Chelsea players and coaches. They are all the ones bearing the pressure from Chelsea fans at the moment.

Last season I lost a lot in my bets at Chelsea. And this season it happened again. I think Todd Boehly has to do something to get his club back on track. Even though Todd Boehly has actually spent a lot of money to build the Chelsea squad so that it returns to its best performance. So I also don't blame the owner who has actually sacrificed a lot of money. I just hope Todd Boehly doesn't prioritize his ego too much in the formation of the Chelsea club.

Jadon Sancho has deactivated his Instagram account as of today and like us all because of the commotion that Sancho is currently having with his coach Erik Ten Hag. Some reports say that Sancho has been exiled from the main squad and he can only train with Manchester United academy players. But not only that, Sancho was also prohibited from using all the facilities in the main squad team, including he was not allowed to enter the dining room.

I think Erik ten Hag really wants to discipline his problematic players and I think what Erik ten Hag has done is quite right. In fact, if Sancho wants to apologize to Erik ten Hag all the problems will be resolved and if he still doesn't want to apologize then it is certain that he will leave next winter because Erik ten Hag also doesn't want this problem to continue to drag on.

I kind of have hope for Man Utd to have a better season than Chelsea right now, Chelsea FC is nearing beyond repair and If time is not taken relegation is their next destination point as their chances of going to relegation are on the steady increase. The presence of Pochettino as manager hasn't yielded any results so far, and likely that nothing will change at any time soon.

Maybe you are right that Newcastle still doesn't have a high chance of beating Manchester City in that match. I also thought something similar about that. But at least with high motivation the Newcastle squad should be able to survive and not lose points. Sharing 1 point I think would be pretty good. Because currently Manchester City is in slightly declining performance because several Manchester City players have not recovered from injuries.

Well, let's see what the results of the Newcastle vs Manchester City match will be. Maybe the results of this match can also be used as material for analysis for Newcastle's match against PSG in the Champions League.

So far, when Chelsea meets below average opponents, they still draw and lose, while Manchester United meets below average clubs and still wins, therefore Manchester United's win yesterday shows that they are better than Chelsea, just look at there is no change at all. From Chelsea it seems they need to change their management because they have made mistakes in recruiting players in the main squad which has not had the slightest good impact.

The new coach doesn't seem to be bringing results at the start of this season they didn't get good results in the last five games they only got a win once and the rest were draws and defeats, that's why I think Manchester United is better than Chelsea this season even though both clubs are not looks good lately.

Currently, both Chelsea and Manchester United are dealing with internal issues affecting their gameplay, despite having quality players on their squads. In the case of Erik ten Hag, player confidence has been shaken due to some questionable decisions regarding player selection. As for Mauricio Pochettino, he hasn't yet figured out the right gameplay for Chelsea. If this situation doesn't improve soon, both teams might find themselves struggling in the relegation battle.
I agree with you on this point. Chelsea is lacking experienced players who can serve as true leaders, guiding the team's style of play. It seems like all of Chelsea's players are somewhat lost and unable to fully utilize their strengths at the moment.