This was supposed to be out yesterday. Apologies.

“I’m not mad” -a man who is SEETHING

It’s crazy if you told a United fan like 15 years ago their cross city rivals would dominate for years to come everyone would laugh at you

I expected 6-0 so a 3-1 loss is a win to me

The only thing that hurts me more than seeing Tenashe being a Man Utd fan is being a Man Utd fan myself

I admire the fact you use your pain for our enjoyment! 😂😂

The state of the Man United club still has more in common with the side from the 80s that was mid table and needed years to get back to being a force in football than the side that was still winning major trophies in the 2000s and early 2010s

Mark Goldbridge calling for a cheat ref on his live stream was hilarious. Anything for clicks😂

That Ian Wright reference is dusting me 😭

Love this channel.... as a United fan, I find it both soothing and cathartic that someone else understands my rage, sorrow, and resignation!

Best football channel out there

It really blows my mind how more or less every single signing United have made, has been a player who came in a world class talent and became a jabroni within a few months. What did this club do to have this many players have their careers die at this club.

watching your videos are the best part of my day good work

Yo....that Ian Wright clip killed me😂😂

Rodri is such a good midfielder. To me he was the rightful winner of the Ballon D'Or last year

Its absoloutely refreshing watching your videos as your hinest realistic and objective instead of being indenial and stuck in the past keeo doing what your doing mate.

Mr. Tinashe. I have been meaning to write that for a quite a while, but I have to insist, your voice, your tone, your poise, your wit, your rythm... I could go on. Such a class act. I admire your work. Big fan from Montreal.

Be grateful that now and again someone comes along and changes how the game is played. Most clubs are taking it onboard. Tip your hat to Cruyff's genius tweaked by Pep and look forward to the next football Messiah whoever they may be.

"this year, we dinally look like a team" Bruno Fernandez 😂😂

I feel like Onana had the most touched on the ball that entire match.

As a United fan, idk if this will ever end.

Good video Mike e video about David Tressege 😊❤

Hey Tinashe, i just want to thank you for kepping me entertained for three years now. Your content never gets old. You are what i call “EN FED GOAT” in english “A FAT G.O.A.T” haha Love From Copenhagen❤

I would like to say something about ETH is that this season we’ve had so many injuries we haven’t had a consistent first team this season at all like 12 different centre back pairings. I think it’s tough that this season to say there should be some consistent play

Just started the video but the title kills me😂..Will get back to you..Well don't know about the positives in united but ramus højlund has found some consistency.. He has been playing extremely well since the turn of the year..Might want to look at that..Also bellingham,saka,foden,palmer,grealish.. Who'll start for England at the euros? Harry kane up top..What kind of team have they got??? Also if jamal musiala hadn't switched nationalities what would he play? Lol just fun to think about these things..Great video as always 👍

It wasn't a dive by Rashford but he did actively decide to fall over instead of trying to score.

Do a video on possible utd transfers in the summer after team overhaul, would really like to see your approach

9:15 more experience, yes…but calmer!?! Have you not seen the ice oozing from Kobbie’s veins?!

On a positive note, Utd looked like Arsenal for a while there. Shame about the remaining 87mins plus stoppage.

I look forward to watching these videos as much as I look forward to watching the actual Derbys 😂😂😂

It hurt alot. Expecially after the lead ❤

Im a lifelong Arsenal fan and have looked at United with disdain for that entire period. When City came along and used massive financial doping to engineer a dynasty that has now lasted longer than a decade, it changed how I viewed United and Liverpool. One thing I will suggest to you as United fans is to not take the easy road, don’t beg for a Qatari takeover and try to rehash what the Emiratis have done with City. Take the road less traveled, innovate, reinvent. Lean on your identity and legacy as a club. This house of cards City has built will collapse soon enough, and only clubs with strong foundations will be left.

Unpopular opinion: Man utd back line is actually pretty under rated. United has faced the 2nd most shots in the league, scored the same amount of goals as luton who sits 18th. The only reason utd aren't bottom half is because of the back line

If I were a united fan I would be embarrassed, I mean even bournemouth tried, but we are talking about manchester united, you can't expect to not concede being over 90 minutes in your penalty area, because in the few moments you have the ball you have to be clinical and it's not easy at all. Coaches always say it's worse when a striker doesn't have chances and scores a goal than having one that has many and maybe scores 1 out 8 shots, because it means they are involved in the game (I hope I explain it decently. I think rashford had too much backlash from this game, he scored and multiple times he tracked back, you can't expect him to turn everything in to gold especially if in the counter (a unorganized counter like you said) you let him alone. I think conte might be the right choice he could give a bit of athleticism and discipline. United has to rebuild everything from the ground. That said really appreciate your videos and your objectivity

The thing with style of play is he needs the players and yes he’s had some signings but key ones like Martinez have been injured and he didn’t get a centre back last transfer window so he is stuck playing players such as evans and Maguire who are okay but can’t play the type of football he wants to play

I'm a united fan but the 'he did it again' meme had me howling 😂😂😂😂😂 Meme references are the best part of these videos

Fantastic watch as always 👊🏿🙏🏿

Man after what he's been through with Barca past 4 years, Frenkie De Jong deserves better than what United are rn.

Hi Tenashe, I'm a Man City fan. Funny enough, I was scared we would drop points like we did against chelsea. Man united scoring first hurt me a lot. 😂

BRO WHERE IS MALACIA💀 man utd have not talked or even posted about him in soooo long bruh. we don’t even know if he’s still injured.

Your defence is terrified....... Rodir's on fireeeeee🔥🔥🔥💙

new stadium will be a huge improvement to the quality of playing im certain. they definitely needed it as the old one despite it being legendary it hasnt felt like winning

As a city fan I have to say I appreciate the objective view on one's own club giving the good and bad as it is. Absolutely gained my respect and subscription for that. Great video brother

This is without doubt the best football channel, and one of the best "shows" in general. Such a breath of fresh air to see someone else who's barely biased and just loves the sport, respects the sport, the teams and its player. Shows your overall intelligence and nuance, which is incredibly rare in the sports fandom. Love the chill vibes and analytical format also. Fucking amazing. Cheers Geoff.

I only watched the highlights and that Man City third goal says it all, Man cities team were in Man U's half pressing like crazy as if they were the ones losing 2-1. The teams are miles apart it's not even close, this could have easily ended 5,6,7,8-1.

3:34 😂 that meme never gets old 😂

love ur vids

"Why do you always look like this? Please relax". The fact that he can't relax is one of the reasons why he holds the points record in all leagues he has coached in. He was once asked recently what still drives him and he simple said it was _fear._ He said that he's constantly afraid of failing. Always. And he clearly transmits that to his teams who buy into it, which is why they always work hard and give 100% against anyone and don't leave any room for error. When he praises other teams in the bottom half of the table for "how good they are" and points out all the things they do well, he isn't belittling those teams or saying it for the camera. That's what he drills into the players days on end before the game, showing the team countless clips of the oppositions goals and in what situations they are dangerous and how they have to stop those situations at all cost etc. City only roll over everyone and make it look easy bc they are not only much better but _also_ work and try as hard as any football team possibly could. Liverpool, who are currently in first place, were losing at half time against relegation candidate Luton. "Of course" they went on to win it with a relatively comfortable looking score line of 3-1 but they didn't turn that game by leaning back and thinking: "Don't worry about it. We're Liverpool. We're just better". Of course not - they worked their socks off. Just because some teams in the _first division_ aren't as good or as consistent as the very best teams doesn't mean they are amateur teams. They can hurt the best teams, if the best teams don't actually perform to their standards - which takes effort, concentration and discipline. After City went through past Copenhagen yesterday, Pep said that he was happy about reaching Quarters and proud of the team. When a journalist pointed out that - despite the achievement - Pep must know that people will brush it off and say "It's just Copenhagen. Who cares", Pep answered: "You're right. Last season, when we played Leipzig in the Ro16, people were saying: 'Oh. It's just Leipzig. It's so easy'. But now when other teams (Real Madrid) have to play against Leipzig, it's suddenly not so easy." Expecting the better team to win is one thing. Acting like it doesn't even require effort or an actual good performance by the better team to win is just very naive or facetious. Pep - in his obsessive nature - is always expecting the worst case scenario, always expecting his opponents to have the best game of their season and always makes sure that his players take every opponent just as seriously as he does.

Yeah, Pep always looks worried before and during a game.

R9 phenomenon video Tinashe

Good video👍🏽

I’m not expecting anything anymore, just watching with a sense of apathy, maybe someday we’ll rise again..

ManUr´s defeat vs. Fulham was much more damaging for them. Rashford goal was 2nd time you ManUr´s had the ball on Man$audi´s half for more than one touch in a row. Oh, and Onana started well, which was the 2nd biggest surprise of the game after Rashford scoring a screamer (not in general, but in THIS moment). Anyway, there is a question: Liverpool had a 30-year break in winning the top division of English football, whatever it´s name have been, will it take over 30 years from the last title of ManUr´s to win the EPL next time, if ever?

i speak for everybody Nobody and i repeat NOBODY wants to see them back to their best mate.😊 Their “fans” were all glory hunters when they picked their team 😂

I feel your pain. But this year I'm just gonna be glad if United reaches European football, to be honest. I am enjoying more the fight for the title than to be interested in United getting somewhere or not.

As a city fans im not expecting wins against Arsenal or Liverpool. We've been winning recently but it's been unconvincing

Today is the day, when 5 years ago Erik Ten Hag's Ajax beat FUCKING REAL MADRID in SANTIAGO BERNABEU! THE TEAM FRESH OFF THEIR UCL TRIPLE in past 3 seasons with 4 UCLS in 5 years. The same AJAX team went onto beat Ronaldo's Juventus in their home too and they would have nearly qualified for final if not for Lucas Mouras' heroics in last minutes (or seconds) of 2nd leg UCL semi-final. It was the team of same Ten Hag who was not even shy of putting CR7 on bench. But his reluctance to change his failed tactics and the fucking terrible away record he has with united(25 plus matches against PL TOP 10, only 1 win........BRUH) is really changing my feelings about him. We have good stints only when we have a goal scorer in red hot form. I do acknowledge the positives he has brought tho. Maguire's redemption arc, Onana in domestic games, Lisandro Martinez, Rasmus Hojlund and maybe more which is surely not good enough rn. With lack of options in manager market, I would give him 1 more year if I was in charge. Let's see how things turn out. But maybe I am a tad bit too optimistic, but I personally feel United are destined to be on top eventually. I have believe in Sir Jim.

Man u had a pretty good surgery the first half and their counters were pretty good. But it was tough to maintain for 90 minutes.

I knew we were going to lose, I have no hope for this current team but I do have hope for our future. We just have to eat shit for the next couple of years until we can put together a strong and cohesive team with depth.

I had hope until those the two misses from rashford going into the second I just braced for impact

I got a midroll ad 1:36 into the video after getting an unskippable before the video started. KZfaq is ruining its own platform

How i missed these ManU videos.

It was still a fun match tho. Im not a fan of either but it didn’t really look like United were playing terribly, it was just City scored some nice goals. Also the opening goal form Rashford and the equalizer from Foden were certified bangers🔥. Plus Foden brace was cool, and its reliving to see Harland is actually capable of missing an open net 😅.

after 34 years... I gave up on this team, and this feeling is killing me

I think we just have to accept there needs to be an overhaul if we ever want to compete again, as of now I'm Ten Hag in, but top 4 is a must next season and selling players is a must, the likes of Antony and Sancho need to leave for a starters, if we are lucky we might get 40 million for both

300 k soon bro, we celebrate sadly together. We face Liverpool soon.......

"Red Letter Day, Scott McTominay" was the last time I felt joy in a derby. Forget the Rashford winner last year, that McTominay goal was far more iconic.

Tinashe is always a class act in every video

7:01 The Lee Judges meme😂😂

If I had a KZfaq channel about football it would probably be full of videos me venting about Manchester united too

United need to gut this squad. Injuries have been an issue all season but too many times we've seen basic mistakes. I would like to see Ten Hag stay, it's clear he's trying to build something. If INEOS decided to pull the trigger on him I'd understand it. When United lose to Liverpool in the cup I think his fate will be decided potentially when there really is nothing to play for.

So many thoughts. I am a Man UTD fan, despite trying to change allegiances recently I've discovered that it is true, you really can't. And I found myself watching City play, you know, as if they were my club. I recognized the possession difference but when you see the numbers on paper, OMG. At about 94' I thought, just blow the whistle and call it already. Rashford's goal gave a glimmer of hope, I thought, hey maybe. But no. Side note, I noticed recently how interesting it is that two young star players came into the club as hot players but left in such poor form and seemingly quite defeated (Jadon Sancho and Donny VDB of course). How does that happen?

2:06 About Omar, he was only responsible for making the deal at City, not for identifying talent. So just hope that the other people coming to United are good at identifying talent because he ain't it.

I would say that united didn't look great but they could've definitely played worse. I heard a lot of 6-0 predictions for City so losing 3-1 wasn't so bad in my eyes. Lot of improvement as man city should've had more but is what it is.

that frenkie dejong point reminds me of when united fans thought onana was the signing they need to become champions of europe again

Can you make a video on Arsenal? We’re flying atm

Sad! Pep saying that Rashford is the only one who could be in his team is really just trolling!!!

Marcus Rashford is the only player that loses all of his confidence after scoring a banger

Me and my mate were drunk the whole match. Thank God.

“Stockport Lionel Messi” had me cackling

Describing this 1-3 loss against Man City as an "Major setback" is pure irony at the least :D U dont really want to tell me, that you or anyone else expected anything different, right? Love ur videos, keep going, ill support u as good as I can!

4:20 I disagree it being a foul, and the other pens you mentioned be given for less is just a disgrace. I would simply call it weight room, got outpaced and out muscled by walker

i grew up with united winning everything and sections of their fans constantly goading rival fans in comment sections, so ngl i'm quite enjoying their fall off without wanting to go out of my way to rub it in. i don't think TenHag understood the levels at the top of the prem compared to dutch league, most of his signings have not been good enough, and the established players are seemingly not inspired by him. With time and a major clear out he might be able to get them on track, but he's still the guy who "did a Spurs" against Spurs in the CL Semi and for me he's not shown enough for me to think he's anything special. Rashford and Bruno both seem to have toxic attitudes and they are meant to be leaders, you may disagree, but they'd never get away with the way they behave under Pep or Klopp, even Arteta bombed out Aubeymang and Ozil when he didnt want to put up with their BS anymore. Getting rid of the attitudes and signing hardworking and determined players should be ETH priority if he's there long enough.

I'm scared as a Liv supporter as Arsenal and City are on top form and we are only getting players back from injury.

It's just annoying to see the way United fans bicker like little children about Rahaford. The only pleyer that actually put the ball behind the net at the derby (an impressive world class goal by all standards) Yet you'll see comments like, he scored then went back to his shell, Where was Ganacho, Bruno, lord Scot, almighty Antony and the rest of the team, dead useless that's where. It's shameful to see these comments. The dude, put in a shift despite his injury. The clubs does this thing where it constantly looks for someone, something and and some entity to throw under the bus when things don't go our way. The entire team is BAD, enough with blaming players, I can understand criticism when someone does poorly, but when everyone is equally bad and a player despite injuires puts in the only goal and still gets this much bad month. Then you know it's more just petty bickering at this point.

So when Ralf said we need open heart surgery everyone was on him like he doesn't know football but here we are now years later and what he said still runs true. Jose, CR7 and Ralf knew exactly what they were saying 🙄

I think I'd cut ETH some slack tbh. I don't think he handled the Sancho situation well, but is the Anthony drama in any way his fault? I'd say not. Is there anything he could do to improve Rashford's form? Not really. Ultimately, he's gone the same way as Solskjaer, turning to the solid McTominay because his more talented players show such indifference to losing. When I was a kid, United won the treble. That season, they averaged just over 2 points a game. That's what it took back then. Look at the league now. Villa have just over 2 points a game & they're more in contention for 4th place than for the 1st place. The PL's become like the Bundesliga - the only way anyone can deny City is by having a truly exceptional season, like basically going unbeaten. If the test for a United manager is whether they're good enough to beat Pep for a league title, I'm not convinced ETH is the right guy. If the test is simply to make progress, I think he needs to improve his man-management. And I know enough about the Dutch to know that emotional intelligence is not their strong point. Both Klopp and Arteta failed a lot before they succeeded tbf. Great video btw!

4:15 It wasn't a foul! The "clip" was barely noticeable. He dived and continued whining instead of helping his team which led to a goal.

"This isn't a dive" and shows the clearest dive in premier league's history

As painful as it is but United is no longer a top 4 premier league team, it’s just the history that keeps us deluded that we are still great 🥲, I’m ready for massive changes during the summer.

Why is Scott Mctominay not sold yet? He'd have gotten us atleast 50 million to provide Kobie Mainoo a contract.

I dont blame ten hag in the slightest. Its clear to me that with ratcliffes intervention in some of the staffing at the club that many problems are coming from the corporate side of the club, bad staffing and just a general no care attitude by the glazers. I thinkn Ole showed it clear that the managers where being held back by the people around them. Another problem is the attitude of the players. United has systemic problems and i think thats what Ratcliffe is trying to change, i think its probably more fair to judge ETH next season then this season as this is when the new staff will be at united and when we are likely to see changes happening. I also hope Ratcliffe find a way of punishing players with shitty attitudes like Rashford. Personally ive always been a rashy fan but this season there just isnt a spark and his inconsistency is on another level. Players need to be punished for bad performances. If SAF was there United wouldnt even be competing becuase their would be no players to play becuase he grounded them all. MY biggest Critique of Ten Hag is that he needs to punish players who are slacking, He made that whole scenario with Jadon Sancho yet other player are getting away scot free, he needs to change this.

Actually didn't even care about this game, we have injuries to literally every signing we've made except Casemiro. We knew we would've lost, but it was much close than that, the chances they had was because of our mistakes and nothing else, everything else were their boredom tactics which makes the game feel dire and inconsequential

I'm a Gooner and always thought the anti-Rashford sentiment was garbage. Per season, he should be having 20+ goal contributions across all competitions. But the management, tactics and roster situations have been subpar his entire career. His conduct has not been perfect, but he ends up being a scapegoat for greater dysfunction at the club.

Do you have one of those things at your place that said "Amount of days since the last time I did a Manchester United video?"

"I'm not alone in thinking that, right? That's nuts..." - no, you are not alone. We are diabolically shit.

I'm sorry but is the best defence for ETH to stay at Man U, that they didn't get De Jong? It's a bit of a pathetic excuse considering how much he's spent on players since joining the club.

Bruv, are you using an AI version of your own voice for this? Why does it sound so robotic in the intro part of the video?

united is feeling what we spurs fans have been feeling for decades upon decades of mediocrity. so refreshing to see.

You’ll be okay man 😂❤️