Topic: Premier League Prediction Thread 2021/2022 - page 380. (Read 791789 times)

Manchester United current players pool is having few top quality players with they have enough players those can turn things on best but sadly no one understand about main problem which is stopping them from having the best performance even they are having enough chances in last game, but they fail to convert them which is wired because they needed to be at his best with their skills and talent which is not working.

Currently, few players are still working had for their spot and improvement in club as well, but they are having not good results as team because depth is not good and players chemistry is also not as they needed as top club currently we are having mostly top clubs with strong player's chemistry because this is important for having success Manchester United defense is also never been ideal as they already conceded 7 goals in 5 Premier League games and things are also not favourable for them to have strong performance from attack which score only 4 goals.

It's not a good practice for a club to judge a coach based on just one season. For example, Sir Alex Ferguson didn’t have a great first year in charge of Manchester United, but he went on to become a club legend. However, that doesn't mean Manchester United gives every coach an extended period or time to underperform. Ole and Mourinho weren’t given a lot of time to develop Manchester United.

I don’t believe Erik ten Hag was entirely a bad coach, he led the team to an FA Cup victory over our arch-rivals Manchester City and delivered the EFL Cup the previous year. However, I think it was his constant issues with players that ultimately cost him his job, rather than a lack of coaching ability.

Ruben Amorim will have a lot of work to do when he officially takes over as Manchester United head coach. Unlike Sporting, at Old Trafford, Amorim will face huge challenges. Man United is not only a big team but also always under pressure from fans, media, and management. This is an ambitious and challenging move because Amorim said goodbye to a team at the top of the rankings to join a club that has dropped to 13th in the Premier League. Amorim must not only improve his team's scoring ability but also find a way to build a stable defense.
Manchester United still have plenty of time to improve their position in the rankings. It is important that Amorim takes full advantage of the players' potential and creates a cohesive team, ready to fight for the "Red Devils" shirt.

Isn't it too early to start over praising Manchester United? I think they've just played two games after parting ways with Eric Ten Hang and both matches are not with strong teams. Their first match was against Leicester which is not on form now and their victory wasn't surprising despite they won a thunderstorm scoreline. Their game against Chelsea was also not a miracle because we've seen how they normally play against Chelsea even at their worst time. And besides, Chelsea is just being lucky this season but they are not giving extra ordinary performance. Of course, there is a little improvement at least from the team selection but I still think we are judging too early regarding their performance.

Even though it was just a draw, for the first time in many games Manchester United played well overall and weren’t lacking in any area. When Ruben Amorim, the incoming permanent manager, finally arrives, I believe he has the technical ability to raise Manchester United's standard of play. While Manchester United remains a key part of Premier League history, as a football fan, I would love to see the club return to its former glory.

It is very clear that under the interim coach, Man United looks better in terms of play and in yesterday's match against Chelsea, I saw Man United players look calmer, they just need to improve their attack line a little. I think Van Nistelrooy would be suitable to accompany Amorim as an assistant coach, although I read in the newspaper that Amorim will bring two of his assistants who worked with him at Sporting CP, but Van Nistelrooy cannot be ruled out, he will be needed to at least speed up Amorim's adaptation when coaching Man United later. And indeed the realistic target for Man United this season is to get a ticket to the UCL at the end of the season besides that in the European league which is currently being played with the arrival of a new coach, it is hoped that it will improve its position in the standings table.

When I saw the halftime score, I thought Tottenham was done for, especially since Aston Villa is such a strong team. But just 15 minutes into the second half, Tottenham’s in-form winger Brennan Johnson and their captain, Son Heung-Min, combined brilliantly to bring them level. Then, in the 75th minute, their prolific striker Dominic Solanke found the back of the net and scored again less than five minutes later, with Maddison rounding off the game by scoring the final goal. Tottenham's performance surprised many bettors who had banked on Aston Villa to score next.

Yes, it looks like Nistelroy would be very good if he was appointed as coach at Manchester United. Because this was proven, in the match against Chelsea, Manchester United were able to play very well and almost won the match. So if you look at this, it looks like Nistelroy would be good if he were made Manchester United coach. But the current Manchester United management may not be aware of Nistelroy's potential, so Ruben Amorim was chosen to replace the coaching chair at Manchester United. I personally don't really know what style of play Ruben Amorim will implement at Manchester United. But if you look at the achievements he has achieved with Sporting CP, it can be said that Ruben Amorim is a pretty good coach. Because with Sporting CP he managed to win the Portuguese league several times. And most recently, last season, Ruben Amorim succeeded in bringing Sporting CP to become champions in the Portuguese league.

So if you look at this, Ruben Amorim could bring Manchester United back to life. But we also need to remember that the English league has much tighter competition than the Portuguese league. Therefore, Ruben Amorim's task at Manchester United will certainly be much more difficult than when he was still coaching at Sporting CP. But even so, let's just look at Ruben Amorim's first match coaching Manchester United against Paok in the European league.  If Ruben Amorim can bring Manchester United to victory in this match, it could be a sign that Ruben Amorim has the opportunity to bring Manchester United back to life in the English league. But if Manchester United loses that match, I think it could also be a sign that Ruben Amorim is not yet capable of coaching a big team like Manchester United.

There has been a obvious improvement in Manchester United’s play under interim coach Ruud van Nistelrooy compared to Erik Ten Hag’s tenure, I still think the match would likely have ended in a draw, especially given that encounters between these two clubs have historically produced the most draws in the Premier League. Even though United have shown better form under Ruud van Nistelrooy, they shouldn’t let it go to their heads instead, they should focus on securing Champions League qualification for next season and possibly winning the Europa League this year.

Ten Hag might have performed well in his previous team, but it's obvious his vision and leadership skills don't fit into Manchester United. some people say the Premier League is too big for him to coach, yeah that's true but what I can tell you for free is, that his choice of player and attitude towards players is bad. trying to create a good team requires your wisdom on how to handle things. other teams have some internal issues but you don't see them make it public all the time. the discipline he was trying to create should be exercised in such a manner. we've lost some good players because of his hunger to coach his old team players, well football is not a family business he should have known that before making his choices. I'm extremely mad that wanbi saka was sold.

At first I thought that Manchester United would appoint Ruud Van Nistelrooy to be Manchester United's permanent coach because after Ten hag left, in my opinion he practice well and made good strategies and as we have seen in the 2 Manchester United matches where Van Nistelrooy accompanied him. running smoothly and well and it can be seen that Manchester United's performance has increased. and the most impressive thing in my opinion was in his last match against Chelsea which ended in a 1-1 draw.

Now Manchester United has chosen Ruben Amorim to be the coach of Manchester United and of course he is replacing Erik Ten Hag and Van Nistelrooy and I want to know what you all think, do you agree that Ruben Amorim is replacing Ten Hag and Ruud Van Nistelrooy. And according to your predictions, will Manchester United's performance improve further or not?

but personally, I agree with Manchester United's decision and honestly I hope that Ruben Amorim can bring Manchester United to a better level and I also hope that the Manchester United players can adapt well and quickly.

Ruud van Nistelrooy two matches as a Manchester United acting couch shows that he will do well as a couch if given the opportunity to be a full time Manchester United manager, in his first game he won Leicester City 5-2 with an impressive nice goal margin and playing a 1-1 draw against Chelsea in the English premier league I don't this a bad record for him unlike formal couch Erik Ten Hag who hardly play a better a game and also find it difficult to win a game.
Manchester United need to keep Ruud van Nistelrooy as their assistance manager since they have already signed Ruben Amorim from sporting Lisbon.

The thing is just that the Manchester United management don't trust Ruud van Nistelrooy that much to give him the job on a permanent basis. For me I think that they had already concluded plans to sack Ten Hag long before they made the announcement. And I have this feeling that the Manchester United management was already in talk with Amorim before now. After they announced the sack of Ten Hag, it was just Amorim they went to straight without even considering other managers. And the discussion didn't take much time for an agreement to be reached.

So to me I believed that they already concluded who the manager would be after Ten Hag, that's why Ruud van Nistelrooy can't have the old Trafford job. If there was no initial plan before Ten Hag sack, Ruud van Nistelrooy would have held the job till January. Although he has indicated interest to remain under Amorim coaching crew. Maybe one day he will have the opportunity to manage Manchester United.

If I'm not mistaken, I don't think any Manchester United fans praised Ten Hag when he was hired, several people were doubting him because the Eredivisie League and the Premier League are not comparable, the competition between the two leagues is different, how can Ten Hag's performance be compared to that of Guardiola? We cannot compare a manager who has worked in the Premier League for a long time to a manager who was just hired. Since Ten Hag took over, I had terrible feelings that he might be the same way as the past managers they fired.

However, I believe that the Portuguese league is more competitive than the Eredivisie league. Amorim has managed Sporting without a loss this season, and I have more belief in him than Ten Hag, who was afraid to substitute his players in some games. If Sporting defeats Manchester City in the Champions League today, I think there will be even more reason for United supporters to praise Rúben Amorim.

It would be very good for the Manchester United team if Nistelrooy was shown as Ruben Amorim's companion at Manchester United because they would definitely share ideas with each other so that they could bring Manchester United back to glory in the next era. Because I also believe that Nistelrooy has much better tactics than Ten Hag so he is very suitable to be beside coach Ruben Amorim so that Manchester United can have a new spirit and more real changes in terms of its performance in the coming seasons.

In the two games that Manchester United have played during Nistelrooy coaching we can see a slight improvement in their game strategy, but in this case I think we can't say if Manchester United has really changed now, if we talk about Ferguson of course we can't deny that he is the most successful coach that Manchester United have ever have, so I think he is the most loyal person to watch Manchester United so far, even before we often saw him in the stadium to watch Manchester United, although at that time red devil was still under Ten Hag coaching, I think Ferguson absence in the previous match may have been due to his dismissal from the team ambassador, but regardless of the reason of course now Ferguson is starting to be able to smile seeing Manchester United starting to improve now.

Amorim has shown exceptional ability to manage the team and develop young players during his career in sporting, so with his experience and innovative approach, of course he can bring positive changes to Manchester United later, apart from that, with the combination of Amorim tactical approach and Van Nistelrooy insight into the team can certainly create a strong dynamic in the team later.

Anyone that does not accept his mistakes but put the blame on others will never learn. This was Ten Hag's problem, instead of looking for a way to identify the errors and where he is going wrong, he ignores that, and gives excuses by putting the blame on the players. He started his first season well and achieved a good result but after that, he couldn't make things work out. I am wondering if the two trophies he won was by luck or by his doings, because from how it ended up with Ten Hag and United, I doubt it was by his experience.

After sacking Ten Hag and appointing Van Nistelrooy as his successor, Alex Ferguson always watched Manchester United matches live from the stands. Ferguson knows Van Nistelrooy better than anyone else because he made him a great striker in his era. But unfortunately he is only a temporary coach, Manchester United has appointed Ruben Amorim as a permanent coach. I hope Van Nistelrooy can accompany Ruben Amorim as an assistant so that these two great figures can share ideas to improve the quality of Manchester United.

I think the expectations for Ruben Amorim are modest: to qualify for the Champions League next season and, possibly to win this season's Europa League. Manchester United understands that restoring the club to its rightful place requires patience and consistency, and they are prepared to provide that support to Amorim. If they could give Erik ten Hag time without immediate results, I believe they can afford Ruben Amorim the same patience, considering he hasn't coached an English club before. For this season, my only real expectation is for Manchester United to finish in the top 10.

Expectations that are too high for a coach can put great pressure on the coach himself. We know that in the first season Erik Ten Hag came to Man United, there was indeed an increase and at that time Man United managed to get UCL tickets. But yeah, Erik ten Hag seemed to be lulled by all the praise he got and made him lose his focus and made things really bad the following season. But what annoys me is that he rarely says anything about his mistakes but he just keeps making excuses to cover up the shortcomings he has made in the squad. I probably wouldn't call him a completely bad coach. But one thing that is certain is that Erik ten Hag is not ready for a big club like Man United.