Topic: UEFA Champions League 2023/24 Season - page 789. (Read 141787 times)

What do you mean by lack of champion mentality? Arsenal has increased in performance and they are still building themselves to be more stronger . The Arsenal of the past was way worst than this that over a decades they cannot win any title. Their coach is a coach that is still learning I won't say he is perfect because he just recently came into the business. And ever since he came there have been a big difference in the performance of the team. However, injury has been one hindrance to Arsenal as they do not have strong sub to cover for any position that maybe lacking anytime. Generally there have been 196 injuries in the Premier League so far this season. This number marks a 15% increase compared to the last four seasons.

Well Pep Guardiola isn't going to retire from his coaching duty anytime soon, and yes he would arguably be the best coach in football history, he did not only perfect the art of winning games and winning competition many managers before him has done something very similar coaches like Ancelotti is an example but Pep Guardiola did it in such a fantastic way, he doesn't play to win by packing the bus but his plays sweet football like the Tikitaka.

The lack of a "Champion Mentality" has been shown when they often falter in crucial moments, demonstrating a lack of composure and winning mentality when it matters most, while they have shown flashes of brilliance and possess a talented squad.

This inability to maintain consistency and convert promising starts into tangible achievements has become a hallmark of Arsenal's recent struggles. The lack of a winning mentality has permeated the team's culture, leading to setbacks and missed opportunities. While it may take time and effort to fully transform the team's mentality, Arsenal has the potential to break free from this pattern and establish themselves as a consistent force in the Premier League and European competitions.

What do you mean by lack of champion mentality? Arsenal has increased in performance and they are still building themselves to be more stronger . The Arsenal of the past was way worst than this that over a decades they cannot win any title. Their coach is a coach that is still learning I won't say he is perfect because he just recently came into the business. And ever since he came there have been a big difference in the performance of the team. However, injury has been one hindrance to Arsenal as they do not have strong sub to cover for any position that maybe lacking anytime. Generally there have been 196 injuries in the Premier League so far this season. This number marks a 15% increase compared to the last four seasons.

Well Pep Guardiola isn't going to retire from his coaching duty anytime soon, and yes he would arguably be the best coach in football history, he did not only perfect the art of winning games and winning competition many managers before him has done something very similar coaches like Ancelotti is an example but Pep Guardiola did it in such a fantastic way, he doesn't play to win by packing the bus but his plays sweet football like the Tikitaka.

The lack of a "Champion Mentality" has been shown when they often falter in crucial moments, demonstrating a lack of composure and winning mentality when it matters most, while they have shown flashes of brilliance and possess a talented squad.

This inability to maintain consistency and convert promising starts into tangible achievements has become a hallmark of Arsenal's recent struggles. The lack of a winning mentality has permeated the team's culture, leading to setbacks and missed opportunities. While it may take time and effort to fully transform the team's mentality, Arsenal has the potential to break free from this pattern and establish themselves as a consistent force in the Premier League and European competitions.

I will try to dispel many doubts about Manchester United's chances of progressing to the last 16. Manchester United and everyone there is currently really under high pressure to get their best form in the next two matches. They must try as hard as possible and must prioritize team achievements rather than playing for themselves, this unity will have a lot of positive impacts on their chances of qualifying.

Of course there are injury and suspension issues currently plaguing Manchester United in their preparations for the Galatasaray match, but I think Rasmus Hojlund will be ready to return in time. Rashford will be unavailable due to suspension, while Casemiro, Christian Eriksen, Tyrell Malacia, Luke Shaw, Jonny Evans and Lisandro Martinez will also be out for longer and will miss the game. Of course Galatasaray have home advantage when they host Manchester United, but they have to avoid mistakes because I think Manchester United might force their way out of jail.

The main problem that is difficult to form within Arsenal is a Champion Mentality, no one doubts that Arsenal is a strong team, but in the end they always have difficulty winning trophies. Last season people started to think this was Arsenal's year, but that assumption disappeared after they started to lack consistency after the season was almost over.
The champion mental problem, which has not been able to be eliminated, means that the London cannon always jams towards the end of the competition. I don't have any hopes at all for Arsenal, even though they appear as challengers in the UCL, their progress will not reach the Final.

I think this is true. Guardiola constantly mocks his achievements in the Champions League, some think that this is politeness and a good sense of humor, but in fact it is a clear realization that if we think globally, then Guardiola is a loser in the Champions League. He always had the best teams (perhaps even the best in history) but at the same time he won the Champions League only 3 times. Of course, he wants to get more titles in order to write his name in history more solidly.

I'm sure Erik ten Hag is aware of this but unfortunately, maybe because Erik ten Hag doesn't have a good way of building harmonization within the team . Thus, the chemistry within the squad did not succeed in forming perfectly, this case at least had a negative impact on team performance as well as individual performance . But ya, after all Erik ten Hag still seems to have the effort needed, at least Manchester United is still in the top six in the Premier League standings. At least it still looks good too, because at the sametime, Manchester United does not have a good position in the Champions League and of course it will be a difficult pressure for the team.

I think this is true. Guardiola constantly mocks his achievements in the Champions League, some think that this is politeness and a good sense of humor, but in fact it is a clear realization that if we think globally, then Guardiola is a loser in the Champions League. He always had the best teams (perhaps even the best in history) but at the same time he won the Champions League only 3 times. Of course, he wants to get more titles in order to write his name in history more solidly.

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Manchester City wants to achieve what Real Madrid has achieved, but I am sure that Guardiola will repeat on every press conference that it is impossible. But his goal is to win the Champions League a few more times.

But I think the difference between a good coach and a star coach is that a star coach can adapt to the conditions of new teams and other clubs. When you are the coach of Ajax Amsterdam, the coaching should be different from that being done at a top 10 club full of superstars. The handling of a team like Real Madrid is very different from the handling of a team like Ajax Amsterdam with a lot of talent. Expectations, requirements, intensity and many other things can differ. I get the feeling that ten Hag has a problem to understand that he is not the coach of Ajax Amsterdam anymore.

It would be very natural for me, if this time Galatasaray was slightly superior to Manchester United. After all, the match was played at Rams Park, Galatasaray's headquarters. Apart from that, there are many factors that make United considered to have only a slim chance of winning the match against Galatasaray. Actually, I haven't collected all the information, especially for United. whether the injuries to Hojlund, Eriksen, the status of Rashford, Antony and others. So in this post, I will only opine based on what I know.

The point is, United's conditions and situation are indeed unpleasant and have affected their performance so far. That's why there is little hope that United will progress from the group phase. It's no different if United targets finishing in 3rd place. with the scenario, they have tickets to the playoffs in the European League. The situation is not very conducive for Erik Ten Hag's squad. However, make no mistake if unexpected things can happen. United could perform optimally, even though the players they play are second tier, especially on the front line. and this could be a problem for Galatasaray. because, they have to consider if there are any surprises in the match on matchday five.
Moreover, in terms of betting odds, there is no significant difference, the point is that both teams will play as hard as possible to achieve the full points they hope to get. In the match, we will be presented with something interesting and I hope that these two teams will put on a very exciting match. Regarding the final result, we will find out later.

It doesn't really matter the team you coach,a coach that has good sense of teaching,and learns from the right person can and we definitely do well.TenHag was managing Ajax and was doing well there,but he hasn't been able to do well at United.The problem with TenHag is because he doesn't listen,he doesn't want to take advice for other legends or players at the club,he is full of himself,and forget that no one is perfect.I think the best thing Man U can do is to remove him as their head coach.They need someone who can relate well with the players and make them the best version of themselves,instead of keeping a coach who is always angry at his players.

But I think the difference between a good coach and a star coach is that a star coach can adapt to the conditions of new teams and other clubs. When you are the coach of Ajax Amsterdam, the coaching should be different from that being done at a top 10 club full of superstars. The handling of a team like Real Madrid is very different from the handling of a team like Ajax Amsterdam with a lot of talent. Expectations, requirements, intensity and many other things can differ. I get the feeling that ten Hag has a problem to understand that he is not the coach of Ajax Amsterdam anymore.

Eric Ten Hag is a coach who is known for the hard trainings he makes for the team and he usually makes it hard for the players to have better performance.
But still, this coach had some mistakes and he hired players he didn't actually need and sold or released palyer he had to keep in the team and I'm talking about De Gea and Onana which was a mistake by this coach, and one reason for Manchester United to have bad performance.
 

Erik Ten Hag is genius and there's limited opportunities for them to reach good positions, for him to rebuild the team into a strong one, he still gave time to make things right for the Red Devils. Manchester united spot on qualifying from UCL Group is under probability because they're ranked least on the table, hope for the Europa League is shattered. Manchester united are Champs but all their glory have been in history, there's nothing brilliant about the present form of the Red Devils because they have failed to record winning which is consider important and very inconsistent in league matches.