Maguire
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Aye, it's like any organisation that's profit motivated - it neglects the core function in pursuit of profit, in this case the football. We want a good football team, the Glazers want profit, dividends. There's a tiny crossover where if conditions are perfect eg top manager, good infrastructure etc success can be achieved. An example being Liverpool. But it's rare. And made harder in an environment of financial doping.
I was skeptical because of that, yes. It's a good reason to be though, no? I still didn't judge and I waited for him to deliver but he failed pretty quickly. I still didn't criticise him much. I was just countering all the unwarranted praise he was getting. He obviously had his problems because of the club but he still didn't deserve praise.FuB wrote: ↑2 years agoI seem to remember that, at one point, you kept banging on about Rangnick not having managed a team very often nor recently. The implication being that he wasn't up to the job of managing United. I must be mistaken, dozer, and I can't be arsed to argue with you anyway.
That's my point though, dozer. I wasn't having a dig at you. If it was ok for you to be sceptical of Rangnick before he'd even pulled on a monogrammed tracksuit, i don't see why bman couldn't be sceptical about ETH. bman has qualified that now anyway so it's entirely moot.dozer wrote: ↑2 years agoI was skeptical because of that, yes. It's a good reason to be though, no? I still didn't judge and I waited for him to deliver but he failed pretty quickly. I still didn't criticise him much. I was just countering all the unwarranted praise he was getting. He obviously had his problems because of the club but he still didn't deserve praise.FuB wrote: ↑2 years agoI seem to remember that, at one point, you kept banging on about Rangnick not having managed a team very often nor recently. The implication being that he wasn't up to the job of managing United. I must be mistaken, dozer, and I can't be arsed to argue with you anyway.dozer wrote: ↑2 years agoHow is it the same? Rangnick lost many points and people here were still calling him Jesus. I've not criticised him much; I just called out the facts and pointed out that we've not gotten the results nor were there any signs of progress under him.FuB wrote: ↑2 years agoIf dozer can do the same with Rangnick, why not?fat maradona wrote: ↑2 years ago
Based on what? He’s not played any games yet and you’re already questioning his ability.
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If TH has taken the job, which he has then he's responsible. He can't use this as an excuse.
Klopp didn't take the job (I know he was talking about United) because he was a smart enough human being (criteria number 1 for a manager), to know it wouldn't work.
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The comments were along the lines of De Gea being a shit goalie because he a) doesn't communicate much with Maguire and b) that he is shit with the ball. And because of that, Maguire felt that it made him look bad in defence. Then there was something along the lines of how if the club had bought players with pace, players that worked better with Maguire, that he would be able to show just how good a defender he is.
Whether he's a good defender or not is a matter of opinion but any good player would adapt to their situation and not blame it on their surroundings. To blame other players and the club for not playing to his strengths is laughable. It's a bit like Gordon Ramsay saying that he couldn't produce a tasty meal because all he had to work with was a camping stove.
Whether he's a good defender or not is a matter of opinion but any good player would adapt to their situation and not blame it on their surroundings. To blame other players and the club for not playing to his strengths is laughable. It's a bit like Gordon Ramsay saying that he couldn't produce a tasty meal because all he had to work with was a camping stove.
Source?fat maradona wrote: ↑2 years ago The comments were along the lines of De Gea being a shit goalie because he a) doesn't communicate much with Maguire and b) that he is shit with the ball. And because of that, Maguire felt that it made him look bad in defence. Then there was something along the lines of how if the club had bought players with pace, players that worked better with Maguire, that he would be able to show just how good a defender he is.
Whether he's a good defender or not is a matter of opinion but any good player would adapt to their situation and not blame it on their surroundings. To blame other players and the club for not playing to his strengths is laughable. It's a bit like Gordon Ramsay saying that he couldn't produce a tasty meal because all he had to work with was a camping stove.
The talk sport interview didn't have anything controversial.
https://talksport.com/football/1201834/ ... utd-italy/