Thank you, i said the same thing

😂

Gary is one of the best at marking his own homework 👏

😂😂😂

To be fair, he did mention what EtH said with cameras off

I think it's the principles in play, our attackers aren't creating the right chances. Our goals are coming from individual brilliance at times. Not saying defense isn't an issue but this is why fans have an issue.

@@imnotoowise5714that’s understandable as a fan, but from the perspective of the current state of the team, there is simply no way to expect growth from a lot of the players on the team

Ronaldo fans don't have that level of thinking

I 0o

Think the bigger issue is that when Liverpool lost their players, their style of play remained, same patterns, same ideology. With United, the style of play, which I personally think was best seen vs Barcelona (H) and Newcastle (Cup Final), has disappeared straight away and also there is a gap in midfield which he just hasn’t fixed all year

He was in his element wiv BVB😂

@@user-rd4sr3ec9idont be stereotyping

​@@user-rd4sr3ec9i more like working for CBS he's a different person for SKY.

Always sober on sky, drunk on cbs. This is why Sky is so boring, they can't joke around

Literally I bet Jamie feels the same

Saying that like he hasnt spent 400m and had zero successful signings…

No manager, certainly in my 40 years following United, has faced the amount of major problems on and off pitch as ETH. 90& of team was what he inherited. Sale saga ongoing for more than a year, injury crisis freak show, personal battles with some, Massive decisions on captaincy, GK contract. He absolutely deserves more time. We are looking at a team playing so poorly because of the huge amount of uncertainty hanging over most of the them even being there next season.

@@anthonyclarke4016lmao keep telling urself that pal

@@juniorvillegas2241 the guy listed a bunch of facts and your reply is skeptical? any of those facts that you want to comment on?

@@anthonyclarke4016 L opinion

Eth won

Spot on

Tbf how else would he get to say it to his face without an agreed face to face interview

Better than typing on KZfaq and also he works on TV 😂what do you want him to do tell his boss "I'll only speak face to face and I wont give opinions" give your head a shake!!

...says guy hiding behind a screen and a keyboard

To be completely honest, they are on Sky doing what they do best.. because it is quite clear they wouldn't last a day as managers. Not even in the lowest league

​@@Ladiozas Gary has admitted.

Rightly so

​@@Ladiozremember Gary's run at Valencia?

They were there 2/3 games in of his tenure grilling him with questions. Only at Manchester United does that happen. Anywhere else, the manger's are left alone to manage

Should've kept ralph rangnick to help ten haag out

Thats why they gave him 450 million and look how he spend it. Quite remarkable.

​@@thomasgundersen8975 Any player coming into MU applies a tariff that started with Ed Woodward overpaying for dead wood. Every agent now sees MU coming and how do you shake that perception? The manager only asks for the player, it's others that (mis)manage the financials. ETH has been no different to LVG, OGS or Jose in the fees applied department. None of them actually got the players they wanted either.

@@thomasgundersen8975 Not HE, Its the upstairs. Managers dont decide the money spent and the wages of the players. This has been known a long time ago. Where were you ?

@@oscaka0073 Let me rephrase so you understand it. ETH has failed miserably in the transfer market after spending a lot of money.

What is the point you are making? United have 2 talented teenagers they scouted and developed into national team level players.

@@amphiphil844 yes the point is they both made their debuts out of necessity

@@Jhelilso Argentina and England couldn’t find ANY other international players other then an 18 and a 19 year old respectfully! Seriously???

who is that a point for? Ten Hag?

@@aze4964 Ofcourse it is!! The necessity argument is BS. Frankly speaking both England and Argentina have amazing midfield options and PLENTY of them. Unless mainoo and Garnacho were world class they wouldn’t have got in them Squads.

agreed

Starting by getting the toxic players out. Starting with Rashford.

@@jrn2121 Bruno needs to go before any United players.

@@David1991.Bruno is a starter no matter what, one of the few good players in the team

@@Deathmare235 Clearly you don't go to United matches to see how bad United are playing since Bruno Fernandes become the United captain.

Spot on

I legit feel like no one wants to address the service issue. I wonder if it would be the same if we had an actual seasoned stricker and not one that's still finding his way.

We've probably had the worst record for VAR in the premier league this season with referees

Finally ppl are talking about it

This is kinda bs. I've been paying attention to Hojlund and he doesn't make runs that often. It's a matter of positioning. He isn't getting any less service than Cavani, Martial, Ighalo etc got.

So well said. Hope they give him another year, and I think we will really be glad if they do

Exactly 🔥

Nobody can talk about Peps dominance they have been cheating the finances since 2013

err he won more then 1 cl and 1 pl, your forgetting the other cups and the near 1 pt difference with man city in two seasons. he made liverpool great again thats the difference.

True

You missed out Covid and the war in Ukraine

Seven hag out

Yes, how can you have a solid defense when it's a constant roulette in the backline. Even our 6th choice CB is out and we've had to rely on a 36 year old Jonny Evans who's also injured right now. (Jonny is doing a stellar job for the circumstances we are in btw) Hojlund doesn't get a lot of service, they really need to start finding him more. And don't get me started on all the refereeing decisions this season. (and i thought last season was bad). For every decision that goes for us, we get 5 against us. When it goes for us people are all up in arms, but when it goes against us people ignore it or even cheer it on.

@@TheDutchyNL No they are not, they are 11th.

Gary is another deluded donkey. Ruining the legacy of the club . He’s on the Glazers payroll and couldn’t care less

Exactly. Look at how bad they were before he arrived. He turned them around in his first season and this one has been cursed by injuries.

Compare that to Newcastle...who have a far weaker squad, suffered more injuries, and have a fraction of transfer and wage spend. Man Utd have a similar points total, with a far interior GD and regular awful performances.

@@HowayTheMagsNewcastle has backup players that play a similar style to their injured counterparts. That’s just the fruits of good recruitment structure by Dan Ashworth. The problem with United is when preferred players are injured, their replacements are way different in style. For example, nobody in United plays like Luke Shaw or Martinez. Their replacements: Maguire, Lindelof, etc are just different player profiles altogether. You’re not comparing the two clubs objectively mate. Different situations.

@@jan_07on the wings... maybe. Everywhere else that's not true at all. Particularly this season, we have played multiple games with 3 full backs in our back 4 in front of our reserve goalkeeper. With a 17 year old in midfield 😆

@@HowayTheMags it doesn’t matter if you played full backs in the back 4, mate. If your fullbacks have very similar skillsets and physical traits as your CBs, your defence will still be a bit stable. You need players for a certain play style, and Ten Haag only has Martinez and Shaw for that style. So much so that Shaw is capable of partnering with Martinez or interchanging with him in a back-3 formation. These are very unique players that are capable of playing the Ajax way and it’s unfortunate that nobody in the team’s collection of CBs can replace them.

You mean Onana, Anthony, Casemiro, Eriksen, Mount. Amrabat ?

well said

He's talking about the fans who actually go the games (myself included). Not the millions of keyboard warriors that get on here and talk nonesense. When someone talks about the fans opinion they're generally talking about the majority of the core fan base. I agree with most of your comments though. 👍

@@naf2038 So are you saying I'm not a "core fan" because I'm not a match going fan but watch matches on the TV instead because I don't live in England and isn't a billionaire who can do what he wants. That's bs! I've been a fan for 50 years, watched football the same amount of years - live and on TV, played tournament football myself for 25 years and know everything you need to know about Manchester United and a lot more. I think about United every day of my life. If I'm not a "core fan" and for example one who only watched every match live for 3 years or whatever is a "core fan" then your definition of a fan definitely needs a deeper thought process (and Neveille's too). But you're right about those self-centered idiots who feel it's a personal offence to them if United aren't doing great and "vomits" from their foul mouth all over Twitter about the players and the manager. Some of them even want United to lose and hope they get what they want if they do. I don't count them as fans at all because that's not support. Anyway, some of the ones you call "core fans" might back every player and manager blindly even if they're not doing great for long periods - that's what Neville is alluding to. But my point was not all "real fans" (not necessarily match going fans) feel that way and only backs a manager and the players as long that there's still a chance they can still benefit the team in the long run. Because every fan want United to be successful and watch them play great football - not everyone thinks blind loyalty will necesarily bring success. For instance I thought it was right to sack both Ole (even though I still love him as a person and as the player he was) and Mourinho because it was evident that's what the team needed at the time. Ole wasn't rebuilding with the right players (maybe not his fault though) and the football wasn't great - not much better than the boring counter-attacking football Mourinho played which is just a no go at United in the long run in my opinion. He also had favorites playing every time no matter if they performed or not for longer periods - a mistake Ten Hag also made sometimes this season but he was more or less excused because of the many injuries. But sticking with Rashford and never benching him has been a mistake in my opinion. However, I saw evidence in the first season that Ten Hag can make a bad team much better and promote youth so even though he's let himself down on some occasions this season I still believe there's a chance he can turn it around. But obviously he might only have one more season to prove it again because already having the media sacking him most "real fans" like me and not least INEOS might lose their patience if the injuries and the way the club has been run can't be an excuse anymore next season. I really hope Ten Hag survives at least for next season and also that we see the rise of Rashford again. I also really hope Ten Hag, the players and INEOS in unison can make United great again because the last decade has been very hard to us fans in many ways and I think we deserve better. We didn't get rid of the Glazers but at least it seems like the football decisions are taking by INEOS now and even though we have no real proof yet it seems like they have listened to the fans and are real football fans themselves which the Glazers never was. Long live United!

fully agree

And then Neville reacting to Ten Hag reacting to Neville's reaction to the Ten Hag interview

​@@michaelbiggart8128 And an Independent Regulator to regulate it all

Give him one more month❤️❤️❤️

*you trust not we Proper fans want him sacked.

Deflection answers

He didn't answer. You have to have a single digit IQ if you can't see how much ETH deflected and avoided answering. He didn't give a single straight answer about anything, not even the easy questions that he could have answered. He just waffled for 25 minutes. It was embarrassing.

He has settled down as the season went on. But for sure, he cost them in champions league group stages.

he made some mistakes but he is trying to improve and we saw him playing good in matches. We should support him

​@SJS8667 I like onana but that reply shows how broken this club is. We don't have the luxury to give players time. He's had some good games but some shockers also. Reminds me of bartez

@@user-jx2ck9jm9v But would you say since February his performances have been more consistent? To be fair to him most teams take 20+ shots on goal because our midfield get stretched.

He has his stupid moments, but he's also saved many, many goals that other gk's would've let in

Yeha and get some rest

do less high speed racing with his rolls royce

Stop talking some sense. It's all the manager's fault. 😅

Liverpool got 3rd with similar levels of injuries a couple of seasons ago

I read your comment like 4 times, still having trouble understanding completely. You're saying the media ignored the fact we've been stricken by injuries when discussing the struggles our team has had this season, correct? Or am I interpreting it wrong?

Yes as guy who backs this manager champions league bare minimum next season have qualify

ETH didn't roll over mate. The players done that. The same ones that have done so time and time again this season and under Ole and Jose. (40 year United fan about 250,000 minutes)

Except for mourinho and solskaer..

Just listen to Talk Sport or 606. The fans turned on ETH a long time ago

He is talking about the fans in the stadium. Not internet trolls

​@@sai_mufcwell he was booed last weekend.

​@@sai_mufcIt's the one's in the stadium booing his subs lol

The manager chose his players

@@shaniapearceyHarry Kane, Frenkie De Jong ?