Six points in the bag next season then
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[Football] Eric ten Hag is safe.
- Thread starter Bozza
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dejavuatbtn
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….. and some of those playing below him.
papachris
Well-known member
It would be good if while he has been hanging on to see whether he still has a job he has looked at where his next position could be. He could say f*** you to UTD and just leave anyway.
Mancgull
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This must be one of the weakest endorsements of a manager in Premier League history.
‘Ok, so we aren’t that impressed with you and we did a review to see whether we could engineer a change, but we can’t find anyone better at this point’.
United will be forced into extending his contract now surely, as he only has a year left.
Poor start to the season and they’ll sack him if Southgate is available.
INEOS, for all their pretentious noises about ‘strategic reviews’ have really stumbled their way through this.
Will be interesting to see how their transfer window goes.
‘Ok, so we aren’t that impressed with you and we did a review to see whether we could engineer a change, but we can’t find anyone better at this point’.
United will be forced into extending his contract now surely, as he only has a year left.
Poor start to the season and they’ll sack him if Southgate is available.
INEOS, for all their pretentious noises about ‘strategic reviews’ have really stumbled their way through this.
Will be interesting to see how their transfer window goes.
B-right-on
Living the dream
Personally I am really happy that they've kept him because he's shown that he's incapable of turning around the shitshow that is the Man U of the last 10 years.
Long may it continue and long may they stay a struggling mid table squad, spunking hundreds of millions on wasted talent that doesn't perform.
My hatred of Man U has had half a century to develop and it's full blown matured into a loathing that every possible scenario that keeps them down is roundly celebrated.
Long may it continue and long may they stay a struggling mid table squad, spunking hundreds of millions on wasted talent that doesn't perform.
My hatred of Man U has had half a century to develop and it's full blown matured into a loathing that every possible scenario that keeps them down is roundly celebrated.
£9m-a-year (£6.25m now given the failure to make the CL) says he's unlikely to walk away.
Also, Simeone is on £30m-a-year?! I checked about 10 different sites and that's apparently right... Insane numbers
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
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managed to get a team to play erratically different week to week and my recollection only 8th because a couple good games from McTominey. only logic here is continuity will improve them, seems dubious.
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,498
Review, my arse. This smacks of "We looked around for alternatives but they were either shit, or wouldn't touch this club with a ten foot bargepole".
So now they're pretending it was good all along.
So now they're pretending it was good all along.
It was one of the best FA Cup finals for years as United deliciously beat the spoilt brats of Manchester City.
With a fully fit squad he can build on that now but I think they'll get injuries and he could be gone by December. Erik Ten Hag seems a nice enough guy and glad he's got another chance.
With a fully fit squad he can build on that now but I think they'll get injuries and he could be gone by December. Erik Ten Hag seems a nice enough guy and glad he's got another chance.
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,498
Also suggests Potter would have been the fifth highest paid manager in the world (£12m/ year) when he was at the Bridge. Amazing. And also hilarious, given that they are presumably still paying some of that, two managers later.
Quebec Seagull
Vive le football... LIBRE!
I wouldn't have phrased it like that, but I was going to post something which says the same.
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,498
Given that there's apparently a condition on the "mutual consent" agreement that says if he signs for another club before the end of August, they have to pay the Albion several million pounds in compensation, I suspect he'll suddenly become that much more attractive to prospective employers sometime around September.
Isn't the head honcho at Man Utd said to be pretty keen on English managers ?
Southgate might be free.
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
- 35,822
not much point going to Man U if there's such a small budget
pigmanovich
Good Old Sausage by the Sea
Presumably with all the players Ratcliffe has resolved to sell that's the budget before outgoings?
The club is rotten to the core, and has been since the Glazers bought it, siphoning off millions, and reducing it to a laughing stock. Their current manager must be pretty competent to ever win a match with a squad of mercenaries, most of whom couldn't care whether they win or lose. It'll take eons to turn the club around. They have existed for too long purely to make up the numbers.