I bet if you ask him, he’ll have thought the same about Brennan. I hear the same nonsense every week from small pockets of fans at the city ground. Haven’t got the foggiest idea what they’re on aboutSent a lovely message to a PP last night.I reminded him that he thought Elanga was rammel and don’t know how he gets in the team.
Totally agree. It is a mess. It has been a mess for a good few years and will be a mess for agood few more to come. It isn't the managers fault, although ultimately they pay the price. When a club is broken top to bottom, what happens on the pitchis a partial reflection of the woes but there is a lot more going on. How can they hope to attract the best players going forwardWhen I watched City get battered by the team that Amorim managed in the champs league ( sporting cp). I must say I was massively impressed with his team. When he went to Utd I must say I thought it a step in the right direction.
But I have massive reservations and it is nothing to do with Amorim. But more to do with who picked him. When Sporting battered City, it was very similar to last nights game between Forest and Utd. City dominated Sporting and were hit on the break far to regular. Utd dominated Forest who hit on the break. But Sporting had players like Gyokores, he was fantastic. Last night Utd brought on a defender as the strikers are just not doing it. This sums it up.
And there in lies the problem.Manchester United lose at Forest: Is Harry Maguire up front a sign of their demise?
Makeshift striker Harry Maguire coming closest to rescuing a point for Manchester United at Nottingham Forest illustrates the attacking struggles of Ruben Amorim's side.www.bbc.co.uk
Amorim had the players at Sporting to play his limited system. At Utd he don’t. I don’t blame Amorim for that but surely whoever choose Amorim must of realised that. Did Amorim realise that ? The thing is that it has gone on and on with far to many managers.
Another thing that I noticed the other day that should be a concern. Scruffy Jim’s INEOS.
I was first aware of this with the cancellation of the New Zealand all blacks sponsorship.
Big Jim is looking down the back of the settee for loose change. The guy brought in to oversee the financial situation of Utd has not got his own house in order. And it seems to me that Karen who works in the INEOS canteen could be outta work soon.
There’s just something about UTD at the moment is seriously not adding up. A guy who’s own company is massively in debt is brought it to sort out a company/ football club who is massively in debt. Yet there are grandiose plans for a new multi billion pound stadium.and The team needs hundreds of millions spending on it.
This is going to run and run re the Utd woes and won’t be rectified til the club is sold. But if you were the Glaziers, would you sell the golden goose whilst continuing to sell the golden eggs.
Can’t argue with his success but his last season was dreadful. Everything runs its course and it would have been perfect if he had bowed out after the Euro win.
It’s more than just the football, it’s spending quality time with my dad (and my 23 year old autistic son who loves going!) it’s £2200 to renew for the both of us which I will stump up as I know I will look back in a few years time with tears in my eyes.
Agree the last bit, Potter will need a few transfer windows to turn it into his team.
It’s more than just the football, it’s spending quality time with my dad (and my 23 year old autistic son who loves going!) it’s £2200 to renew for the both of us which I will stump up as I know I will look back in a few years time with tears in my eyes.
But honestly some of the performances lately would bring a tear to a glass eye!
Not if you go every Saturday!
Just had a message from him, “ never mate, quality that manI bet if you ask him, he’ll have thought the same about Brennan. I hear the same nonsense every week from small pockets of fans at the city ground. Haven’t got the foggiest idea what they’re on about
Elanga was out of form at the start of the season but has been top class since about November.
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You mean swap a player who scored the winning goal with the player who had a stinker, and the result would have been different?
But will he get the time in the role. He should as I rate him as a manager and this seems an ideal match in the long term but getting a side sorted by offloading and buying in one window is a big ask. We know how prices then jump in the January window
You mean swap a player who scored the winning goal with the player who had a stinker, and the result would have been different?
That is very observant
You have two weeks if only going to the home gamesMine would take longer than a week to heal..
I bet if you ask him, he’ll have thought the same about Brennan. I hear the same nonsense every week from small pockets of fans at the city ground. Haven’t got the foggiest idea what they’re on about
Elanga was out of form at the start of the season but has been top class since about November.
Constant moaning and heckling of our own players. I lasted a few games in there before I went into the Holgate End - Boro’s Kop.
You mean swap a player who scored the winning goal with the player who had a stinker, and the result would have been different?
That is very observant
I wouldn't be jumping to conclusions just yet though.When I watched City get battered by the team that Amorim managed in the champs league ( sporting cp). I must say I was massively impressed with his team. When he went to Utd I must say I thought it a step in the right direction.
But I have massive reservations and it is nothing to do with Amorim. But more to do with who picked him. When Sporting battered City, it was very similar to last nights game between Forest and Utd. City dominated Sporting and were hit on the break far to regular. Utd dominated Forest who hit on the break. But Sporting had players like Gyokores, he was fantastic. Last night Utd brought on a defender as the strikers are just not doing it. This sums it up.
And there in lies the problem.Manchester United lose at Forest: Is Harry Maguire up front a sign of their demise?
Makeshift striker Harry Maguire coming closest to rescuing a point for Manchester United at Nottingham Forest illustrates the attacking struggles of Ruben Amorim's side.www.bbc.co.uk
Amorim had the players at Sporting to play his limited system. At Utd he don’t. I don’t blame Amorim for that but surely whoever choose Amorim must of realised that. Did Amorim realise that ? The thing is that it has gone on and on with far to many managers.
Another thing that I noticed the other day that should be a concern. Scruffy Jim’s INEOS.
I was first aware of this with the cancellation of the New Zealand all blacks sponsorship.
Big Jim is looking down the back of the settee for loose change. The guy brought in to oversee the financial situation of Utd has not got his own house in order. And it seems to me that Karen who works in the INEOS canteen could be outta work soon.
There’s just something about UTD at the moment is seriously not adding up. A guy who’s own company is massively in debt is brought it to sort out a company/ football club who is massively in debt. Yet there are grandiose plans for a new multi billion pound stadium.
This is going to run and run re the Utd woes and won’t be rectified til the club is sold. But if you were the Glaziers, would you sell the golden goose whilst continuing to sell the golden eggs.
I mean, we are talking about players at different stages of their development. When Elanga left Utd, there were not demonstrations of Utd fans against the move. He was OK, but not a must keep. I've already stated that I wouldn't be overly sad if Utd sold Garnacho. But, that is not to say that in a couple of years, he could be playing much more consistent football, and even score a winning goal against Man Utd if he was up against them. Or, if he stays, perhaps he will become much more consistent.
