Topic: Premier League Prediction Thread 2021/2022 - page 382. (Read 791807 times)

Of course, Ruben Amorim has the ability to change something in Manchester United and the decision can be a start of the new journey. Taking into account all the relevant measures, we understand that Amorim can give the long-standing stability that has been expected from the fans. The main reward for hard work could be accuracy in deciding concerning the situation and in choosing the optimal strategies for the teams’ potential that can bring the success we have always dreamed of.

Murray’s appointment also brings new hope amongst the Red Devils faithful, fans who have always patiently waited for good tidings. The spirit and hope that still remains in the fans’ heart will much more add an enthusiasm to the team to get brilliant results in the journey. They are expecting Manchester United to perform better stably soon under the new direction and entered the future more steadily.

Hoping for the best in all circumstance is better been what the fans of Manchester United and other people think of the clubs stance in the premier league season now. Amorim as a new coach will only fight to do nothing but the best for the team as he knows what’s expected of him and be willing to give fast result to the team when he become the new coach of the team. Thinking about him with any unnecessary and negative impression and result of his assumption of the managerial role is uncalled for and should not be the watchword of the fans and well wisher of the team. He’s a good coach as his records shows, I hope he gets to replicate the same and beyond in full force when he joins Manchester United.

I even thought that Fulham would be embarrassed at home by Brentford after being unable to equalize in the first half and also in the second half before extra time was given. But something so surprising happened through one of Fulham's players in the match where Harry Wilson was able to score two goals to bring Fulham to victory at home in the extra time minutes so that it has given pain to Brentford who might have been happy since the first half.

It was a  well deserving late minutes win for Fulham being the better side in this match tonight. They showed so much courage in this game and it paid off with a last minutes brace from Harry Wilson's finisher.  The best comeback of the premier league week. I wasn't sure  Fulham was gonna manage to get a draw much more getting the full points in just 5 minutes left to stoppage time. Of course their resilience forced the game to a 2:1 final scores.

Aside from the manager, the atmosphere in United is too toxic. There are too many factions. Currently, Ten Hag stans want the new manager to fail so they can push the agenda that Ten Hag was not the problem. A club that has "united" in its name is so far from being united. A club can't succeed like that. You'd think this is only among the fans, but the legends and past players of the club too. The club's hierarchy is not very smart either.

I say the hierarchy id not smart because of the way they sign players. They just love shiny toys and fan's favourites. A club need to know what is best for the team because majority of the fans don't
Let me give an example. When Barcelona wanted to sign Dani Olmo, about 80% of the fans were against the signing for various reasons. He's injury prone, and that wasn't the profile they needed, they needed a pure and explosive winger. The board didn't listen because they knew what they were doing more than the fans. Now Dani Olmo is one of the most important players for Barcelona.
With United, the club usually buys who the fans like and approve. Its like they're going it just to make the fans happy.

For United to be successful and go back to what it used to be, the scouting team need to change. They need more intelligent people in that position. people that are good at their jobs and know what they're doing.

Yes, the rivalry has been there in the past and the match between the two teams is always tough, but I think we need to give credit to the Manchester United acting coach Van Nistelrooy for been able to coach the players and motivate them to stand on their feet, and with this performance and perfect start Chelsea had under Enzo Maresca, I think of it was Ten Hag, he could lose the game to Chelsea.
The match result was very ok, it was beneficial to both of them because the one point each of them get is important for the team, so no blame for anyone in the game and Van Nistelrooy really try his best to avoid defeat from Chelsea.

The management don’t want to give Van Nistelrooy the coaching job maybe because he hasn’t coached any big team; but the new coach they signed can be a perfect coach for Manchester United because he has a good skills and with the young quality players Manchester United signed, he can use them to make the team better.

What a match! Nail biting. Amazing resilience shown by Fulham.

 

The influence of a manager has so many things to tell about the success of a football club. This is the reason I have suggested that there should be a clear distinction between a manager and a coach. Some of the coaches that will call managers are actually ordinary coaches. They teach football tactics to players and encourage them to win matches while some are both coaches and managers. A coach like Jose Mourinho is both a coach and a manager, the likes of retired Arsenal Wenger is both a coach and a manger. Not talking about Sir Alex Ferguson who is not only a manager and a coach but also a father figure. A club will be richly blessed and must surely succeed when they are lucky to have both a manager and a coach in a particular personality.

Unlike the immediate past Manchester United coach Erik Ten Hang, I consider him as a football coach and not a manager. A literally failed in managing some of the big names like Cristiano Ronaldo, Jordan Sancho to mention but a few. The success and longevity of the new Manchester United coach will be determined if he will be both a manager and a coach.

The thing is that Manchester United and Chelsea have created this long time rivalry such that when they face each other it always turns out to be a very tough game so that was actually what happened between Chelsea and Manchester United, it wasn't like Manchester United made any improvements, just because they played against Chelsea made them become more serious in the game. The only way Manchester United can be seen to have improved is how they can be able to perform more better than they were during the coaching time of ETH. I feel the acting coach Van Nistelrooy can't even do anything for the team now so the club's management should endeavor to choose a perfect coach for the team so that they won't always continue sacking their coaches all the time.

What's the main options for Ruben Amorim? He will examine his options and used them properly because the fans are often impatient with the whole situation in the team. Manchester United couldn't succeed under Erik Ten Hag because he was incompetent of his managerial duties, he failed in essential sectors of the team and making no effort for progressive growth.  Don't pull negativity before the new boss arrives at Old Trafford because he's one of the best alternatives for the Red Devils. Manchester United will sealed the big winning with the new coach around, Manchester United fans have no choice than to keep all hope alive because there's prominent results on the way.

Manchester United don't loan players and sell them off in masses, they are very careful with their transfer method unless the player is willing not to stay and they give you as loan or sentfort you to your destination. I'm very sure there is going to be some players that are going to leave but most of the players the club is having are going to stay, Amorim doesn't get to determine their faith the club does and that's why even when people wanted Onana to be loan, he still remain.

The match between Chelsea and Manchester United doesn't went well as I imagine it, Chelsea forward was forward was completely useless, many chances Palmer was missing. If not for Caicedo that score that goal, it might difficult for them to equalized that goal but Manchester United weren't better. It was the glory of the penalty that saved them from what Chelsea prepare for them but it's too early to say much about Manchester United, let's see what they are going to play this weekend.

Tottenham which is struggling in this season and having problems due to injuries as well done historic comeback in this game against Aston Villa with as we have end of first half Aston Villa were leading but four goals comeback give them good booster and confidence for their coming games as well because this was against a top tier club which is doing amazing performance in all events and having good consistency as well.

Postecoglou feeling good after having win like this even still a long way to go for them in this season with they needed to have committed themselves for the UEFA events because this will surely increase their player's confidence while they are having many challenging matches in coming rounds Solanke is surely now in limelight for some time because still he needed to give his best in future for keeping himself in good chance for staying into first 11.

Both teams had goal opportunities to win the match, but they failed to maximize those opportunities well. Rushing, yes that's what I can say when several players had scoring opportunities, so it's natural that the final score didn't change.

As a result, Arsenal had to drop to 5th place this week after losing to Newcastle. Chelsea is in 4th place with a 1 point gap below Nottingham who is in 3rd place. Now 3 teams including Arsenal, Chelsea and Aston Villa have the same points, but the race for a place in the European zone is very tight considering there is not much difference in points between the teams. the.

Aston Villa used an unexpected tactic against Tottenham, conceding possession and relying on counterattacks, which gave them an edge for most of the match. Despite the scoreline, the game was balanced, and Villa certainly didn’t deserve to be beaten heavily. Tottenham lost some of their usual rhythm when Villa didn’t press them aggressively. Emery’s game plan worked well, but unfortunately, Villa fell just short of securing the points they deserved.

Man Utd played two matches with Van Nistelrooy in charge I was also surprised some fans are clamouring forNistelrooy to be given the job of their manager full time obviously that job is too big for him to handle, he win an EFL match against Leceister City and drew Chelsea which  was his first premier league match and truly I watched that match Man Utd weren't in their best they luckily got a penalty and scored thereafter Chelsea equalized thus the overall performance of Man Utd is nothing to write home about and if they play another formidable opponent they may lose the match so I think Nistelrooy should manage the team on temporary basis pending the time the new manager assume duty.

Ten Hag was given too much time and the punishment for failure was given too late. Ten Hag won 2 trophies but there were few people who were happy with the team's overall performance, so he was criticized. The management, who did not listen to the fans, decided to listen to the fans after the unsuccessful seasons. Now, the transfer budget they will give to the new manager is very important because there are very big deficiencies in the team and it is not easy for the team to recover.

Every manager can have unsuccessful seasons, but in big teams, managers cannot stay in office for too long after unsuccessful seasons. Manchester United was late in dismissing Ten Hag and this is what caused most of the criticism.

I would say, like you observed ,that it's a record they aren't willing to break just yet because the tackle on Cole Palmer by Lisandro Martinez is an action worthy of a red card without even being reviewed by the VAR. Hell, we've seen some players get red carded for less dangerous offense.
 Another thing you should know is that these red card incidences and VAR reviews usually favor Man UTD.
For me, one thing was proven yesterday and that was the fact that though Chelsea have been performing greatly of late, they weren't able to put their mouth where their monies were and were instead happy to settle for the draw. It's like all the bragging and nothing to show for it.

Even if it's 5 seconds remaining I still feel the red card should be shown, it doesn't matter how many minutes is remaining. I believe is still on that record I talked about earlier, let's bring it to a team who have suffered more red cards this season than any other club in the EPL (if I'm not mistaken) Arsenal. if it was the Gunners I don't think the ref would have delayed on showing the red card.
Is becoming bad for the refs and they too lack that consistency, the way they operate is becoming annoying and very soon same situation will happen this coming week and you'd see something different talk about the ref decision. Is good that you're not the ref that officiated the game😁, there would have been more penalties given against Chelsea.

Manchester United needs renovation at this moment because they're far behind and such is not good for an elite club like Manchester United. The board are doing everything within their reach to ensure they're grabbing every possible knots for improvement. Erik Ten Hag was a good choice but he didn't make good use of his chances, he couldn't comprehend matters when he had them, now he's sacked and his replacement is Ruben Amorim who's also consider to be the very best option available for the club. Manchester United have different patterns when they're dealing with various coaches and I've a good feeling about the new coach coming in, he will do well, it's all just a matter of time.

Yes, Lisandro Martinez should have been sent off for his high tackle on Cole Palmer, and the referee's decision in this case was good enough for Martinez as he only received a yellow card and that must have surprised many. Maybe referee Robert Jones' decision was in a difficult situation because the incident happened with 1 minute left, but the referee should have been firm regardless of the time remaining because Martinez's tackle on Cole Palmer was a serious foul and a potential red card.
Yes, that's football, there will be a lot of unknown drama, but if I were the referee I would have done the same because apart from the difficult situation, I also like Manchester United more than Chelsea, and they deserved a draw.