Jadon Sancho vs Erik Ten Hag | John Obi Mikel's Expert Take on Manchester United's Public Feud ⚽🎙️🔥

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  • čas přidán 6. 10. 2023
  • Introduction 🎬
    Welcome to another gripping video of The Obi One Podcast 🎧, where John Obi Mikel and Chris McHardy tackle one of the most talked-about issues at Manchester United-the controversy surrounding Jadon Sancho and Manager Erik Ten Hag 🔥⚽.
    The Heart of the Matter ❤️⚽
    In a shocking twist for Manchester United fans 😲, Erik Ten Hag opted to leave Jadon Sancho out of a recent matchday squad. When questioned by the media 🎙️, Ten Hag asserted that Sancho was not meeting the professional standards expected of a Manchester United player 😳, citing poor training as the reason for his absence 🏋️‍♂️. Sancho fired back through a statement , accusing Ten Hag of making him a scapegoat for the team's underperformance and outright denying the claims about his training habits. This public exchange has led to Sancho being sidelined indefinitely from the first team.
    Managerial Criticism: A Public No-No? 🚫🎤
    Chris McHardy and John Obi Mikel debate the appropriateness of public managerial criticism 🤔, diving into a controversial discussion point: Should a manager ever publicly criticize a player ❓ While managers hold a certain level of authority, John argues that taking such issues to the media can have a detrimental effect on the player and the team's morale.
    A Historical Perspective: Sir Alex Ferguson 📜🕰️
    Contrasting current events with the tenure of Sir Alex Ferguson, Mikel elaborates on how the legendary manager would handle similar situations 🤐. According to Mikel, Sir Alex would have dealt with the matter privately, in the dressing room, far away from the prying eyes of the media 🚪🤫. This not only protected the player but also fortified the team’s unity.
    The Captaincy Dilemma: Maguire or Fernandes? 🤷‍♂️🔴
    Adding another layer to the ongoing complexities at Manchester United, John Obi Mikel turns the conversation towards the recent change in team captaincy from Harry Maguire to Bruno Fernandes. In Mikel's opinion, while it may be justifiable to switch the on-pitch captain due to Maguire's absence, changing the club captain altogether sends the wrong message to the team and the fans 🗣️. He stresses that the title of club captain should hold significant weight and not be altered hastily, as it can further disrupt team chemistry.
    Scapegoating Sancho: Right or Wrong? 👀🤷‍♂️
    John Obi Mikel doesn't shy away from taking a stand, expressing that he feels Jadon Sancho has indeed been made a scapegoat by Ten Hag for Manchester United's recent poor form. In his opinion, this is not just unfair to Sancho but also harmful to the team's dynamics.
    Sancho’s Future: What Next? 🤔🔮
    Both McHardy and Mikel explore what this means for Sancho's future at Manchester United 🛫🔴. They discuss the options available to the player, emphasizing the critical need for resolving this issue before it takes a toll on his career. According to John, if an apology and a resolution are not reached soon, Sancho should start exploring opportunities elsewhere.
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Komentáře • 82

  • @tilewajohnson4427
    @tilewajohnson4427 Před 7 měsíci +7

    Obinna spitting wisdom from the ancestors here. Class even off the pitch.

  • @salautj3463
    @salautj3463 Před 8 měsíci +3

    ain't going to miss every episode my man obi...keep it up

  • @alg7752
    @alg7752 Před 7 měsíci +1

    Great conversation. Obi Mikel saying “back in his day,” he just retired a few years ago. The mentality of footballers has changed drastically though. New subscriber to the podcast!

  • @anthonyy616
    @anthonyy616 Před 7 měsíci +2

    Don’t agree with your opinion but simply love the way you presented your argument. Big love from Naija bro🤞🏾

  • @MamaToldMe
    @MamaToldMe Před 8 měsíci +1

    Excited about this Pod!

  • @AgudaSP
    @AgudaSP Před 8 měsíci +3

    I agree with Mikel’s view here.
    The manager didn’t handle the issue very well.
    And since Maguire has been removed as the captain, they should have ensured he get out of the club.

  • @MattRobotnik
    @MattRobotnik Před 7 měsíci +1

    This is the most sense I've heard on the Sancho drama

  • @aondonaingya5086
    @aondonaingya5086 Před 8 měsíci +1

    I love the how Obi is morphing into a media individual, a good one Captain

  • @beaniespades905
    @beaniespades905 Před 8 měsíci +9

    Everything Obi does is quality. This will be a quality podcast tenure.💙🇿🇲

  • @aliyusabo9312
    @aliyusabo9312 Před 8 měsíci

    Good talk fellas 👌🏾

  • @tolulopeadewaleakinyemi2779
    @tolulopeadewaleakinyemi2779 Před 8 měsíci

    very true talk 💯💯💯

  • @michaelethnan9822
    @michaelethnan9822 Před 7 měsíci

    Arsenal fan here from Abuja,Nigeria . But you are spitting dan. Am a great fan of yours during your play days and now the podcast is good 👍

  • @Fabulous.131
    @Fabulous.131 Před 7 měsíci

    Thank you

  • @ndukaemmanuel-vl1wh
    @ndukaemmanuel-vl1wh Před 8 měsíci +8

    I believe conversations has taken place repeatedly over lateness and not giving much in training of which sancho has not adjusted which was also affecting his performance,he even had to allowed him go to Holland recommended a trainer main while ten hag did not publicly spoke about it at first but accommodated him those periods even after he came back
    You must understand ther are other wingers push for starting shirt in the team of which sancho without doing enough is preferred over them because he came into the club with huge fee and for goodness sake he is on 350. The major reason why the issue came out is because sancho want that pattern to continue he's personality over his performance of which did not agree.
    You can't have captain on the bench week in week out harry was captain in ten hag first season, because is recovering is poor he needed defenders with speed that's the reason he's a regular harry is a good player
    We heard of Beckham, roy,vanstroy,stam,etc with Ferguson for me ten hag has not done badly it's only lazy players in the team will be against ten hag this will not divide the team

    • @princeeze9067
      @princeeze9067 Před 7 měsíci

      Your analysis is top notch

    • @user-uc6bl2yh5k
      @user-uc6bl2yh5k Před 7 měsíci

      Spot on. Those who disagree don't want the club move forward and are CR7 fan boys who are still mad he got booted out the club

    • @ayaanlatif2296
      @ayaanlatif2296 Před 4 měsíci

      @@user-uc6bl2yh5kyeah lateness was an issue hence why Dortmund were desperate to take him back😂😂😂
      You guys are so blinded by delusion it’s crazy, hag can never be wrong can he. He has a track record of doing to players since Ajax yet it’s everyone else’s fault but his
      Might as well rename the club to hagchester United because you treat him bigger than the club

    • @user-uc6bl2yh5k
      @user-uc6bl2yh5k Před 4 měsíci

      @@ayaanlatif2296 Of course Dortmund would say otherwise because he's there on loan. Even Matic called him out when he was a Man United. Guess who I would believe over some computer idiot in the comments.

  • @beausmith9247
    @beausmith9247 Před 7 měsíci

    Key word, if we believe what we hear..., that's the problem we have speculation and the managers take repeated like it's fact, agree 100% with Mikel

  • @akibocouple946
    @akibocouple946 Před 7 měsíci

    Good take, i stand with Sancho, no matter what you can't come publicly and insult a player and expect him to say sorry

  • @hiltonthomas4707
    @hiltonthomas4707 Před 7 měsíci +3

    Mikel talking as if had Mourinho criticize him publicly, he would have responded when he was a player.

    • @dolapoogunsanlu6865
      @dolapoogunsanlu6865 Před 7 měsíci

      Well, we would never know because a sensible coach like Mourinho never did

    • @user-uc6bl2yh5k
      @user-uc6bl2yh5k Před 7 měsíci

      He dare not

    • @user-uc6bl2yh5k
      @user-uc6bl2yh5k Před 7 měsíci

      ​@@dolapoogunsanlu6865 Pogba, Luke Shaw, Hazard, CR7 etc. Should I go on clueless one?

    • @dolapoogunsanlu6865
      @dolapoogunsanlu6865 Před 7 měsíci

      @@user-uc6bl2yh5k I don't see Mikel on your list. Who is clueless now?

    • @abubakarrkamarakeh1910
      @abubakarrkamarakeh1910 Před 5 měsíci

      ​@@dolapoogunsanlu6865 He called out Shaw and Pogba.

  • @Temcfc
    @Temcfc Před 8 měsíci +1

    Chelsea legend! quality podcast! ❤

  • @SparkRes
    @SparkRes Před 7 měsíci

    I agree 100%

  • @obitriceforlife5771
    @obitriceforlife5771 Před 7 měsíci +1

    Fergie’s time is long gone. Pep criticised players publicly but it wasn’t an issue. And these are world class players that are so much levels above Sancho. Ten Hag gave him enough time. He can’t be blamed for Sancho failing.

  • @ManlikePeter
    @ManlikePeter Před 7 měsíci +9

    I strongly disagree with mikel on this sancho has gotten much love and support from the manager and its not a coincidence that ten hag isn't the 1st and 2nd or evem 3rd manager to complain about sancho attitude to training, last season he missed over 3 months through personal reasons which erik never said and was very happy when he came on the pitch

    • @oba-one
      @oba-one Před 6 měsíci

      Still the manager shouldn't have brought it out in public... We know Sancho is wrong, but the manager didn't have to say that in public. Just handle it privately. If he ain't gonna play, then so be it.

  • @tochukwuokafor402
    @tochukwuokafor402 Před 8 měsíci +2

    Mikel is making a lot of sense.

  • @okonalbert
    @okonalbert Před 7 měsíci +2

    Mikel is still thinking like a player, he's biased, because Mourinho used to do that always, why didn't he react? Maybe he needs to be a coach, so he can understand better

    • @wolfswinkel8906
      @wolfswinkel8906 Před 7 měsíci +1

      Mourinho would've slapped sense into Mikel if he did this to Jose. And he knows.

  • @Ernesto7jr
    @Ernesto7jr Před 5 měsíci

    Well that’s the opinion
    But so many clubs change captains when a new manager comes in
    So many managers come out on players each time

  • @stanleynaidoo5059
    @stanleynaidoo5059 Před 7 měsíci +1

    Players that fetch prices and play shit they are already criticizing themselves to the public what do u guys think fans are not seeing these big players play talking of respect ja these players must also respect the fans and play well

  • @nemboy1567
    @nemboy1567 Před 7 měsíci +1

    The manager bad every roght to say what he said and what he said wasnt even damning.
    What did he say? He said Sancho didn't train well and wasn't selected for 'this' game, one game. He didn't say he'd never be selected again.
    Most of you are forgetting that this same manager has tried everything to make Sancho perform, even gave him time off from football for a couple months in the middle of the season to clear his head, even sent him a private coach for him to work with while he was away. If anything, how can Sancho have the audacity to say what he said after everything Ten hag has done for him.

  • @keithosullivan1674
    @keithosullivan1674 Před 7 měsíci

    I dunno. It's up to Sancho to perform when selected. He has not performed at all for utd. Also Ferguson would have hammered Sancho if he was repeatedly late for training.

  • @inspiretv8205
    @inspiretv8205 Před 7 měsíci

    Mikel Obi just speak my mind generally... ETH has a strict plan of removing all our previous players (Ole boys) and in achieving this, he wants to frustrate their efforts

  • @brightprince5034
    @brightprince5034 Před 7 měsíci

    This is the same thing I am saying, Man UTD manege should apologize to Sancho now John Obi has said the same thing. Up Man UTD for life good or bad I still believe in Manchester United ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

    • @nemboy1567
      @nemboy1567 Před 7 měsíci

      Why should the manager apologize? What did he say? He said Sancho didn't train well and wasn't selected for 'this' game, one game. He didn't say he'd never be selected again.
      Most of you are forgetting that this same has tried everything to make Sancho perform, even gave him time off from football for months in the middle of the season to clear his head, even sent him a private coach for him to work with while he was away. If anything, how can Sancho have the audacity to say what he said after everything Ten hag has done for him.

  • @ebubeaghanya1873
    @ebubeaghanya1873 Před 7 měsíci +1

    Partially disagree with Obi. Fergie criticised becks in public. His hair, his wife, and so on. However the difference between Sancho and Becks with the way they responded was that the former was busy pushing a stupid narrative whilst the latter did the talking on the pitch. Becks was not Fergie's model player but he was undroppable because of what he did on the pitch and not on social media. Never rated Sancho even in his time at dortmund and am really not surprised how things have turned out for him. He had publicised disciplinary qualms in Gernany and for some reason, ManU management felt he was going to be a good fit for the club. Typical

  • @Smkey_Joezef
    @Smkey_Joezef Před 7 měsíci +2

    Dont agree ETH done everything for Sancho sent him away for mental health, had to adjust his training times to accommodate him and ETh says hes not happy with his training levels, many coaches have done the same thing before but coz it's utd it's a problem, theses players nowadays are so soft, men nowadays are so soft

  • @remitanto3490
    @remitanto3490 Před 7 měsíci

    I thought Obi is educated 😂😂

  • @yanicktman721
    @yanicktman721 Před 7 měsíci

    The manager should not said what he said in public, sancho should not acted the way he did, they should both just come together and deal with it simple as that lol

  • @glynmacs7603
    @glynmacs7603 Před 8 měsíci +1

    He's a player that will shine in both the Spanish & German leagues. He's great, that's coming from a Man U supporter, premier league is too physically challanging, lesser players will always cause injury to a player like Sancho.

  • @bayogeorge-lawal3114
    @bayogeorge-lawal3114 Před 7 měsíci +1

    Obi Michel is talking rubbish. He wouldn’t do it to Jose Mourinho. The manager has the right to tell the press the truth about a player, he didn’t criticise him. If it was Sir Alex’s time, Sancho wouldn’t do it. I don’t think Obi understands the situation.

  • @gevantusxg
    @gevantusxg Před 7 měsíci

    Sancho
    Being a scapegoat i don't understand.... Maguire being scapegoated have seen....i don't think I've heard anyone try t blame sancho in his united career cause we actually forget he's supposed have an impact on the team

  • @KingKong-ee8hc
    @KingKong-ee8hc Před 7 měsíci

    Fergie outed Beckham when he didn’t turn up for training cos his son was ill he also outed Rooney for not signing a contract

  • @user-uc6bl2yh5k
    @user-uc6bl2yh5k Před 7 měsíci

    A manager that gives a player 2 months off to deal with whatever mental issue he's having only shows he wants the player to do well. Sancho hasn't been good since under Ole so saying eTH is making him a scapegoat is so far off from the truth. Very poor take by Obi

  • @stvvbee
    @stvvbee Před 7 měsíci

    It's Mikel's opinion. You don't have to agree with him, please!

  • @lasmitcas3847
    @lasmitcas3847 Před 7 měsíci

    I totally disagree with Mike on this, the manager was asked why sancho wasn't involve. what do you expect him to say, that sancho is injured or what?

  • @sameskanez5852
    @sameskanez5852 Před 7 měsíci

    Sancho's attitude and performance ain't good. No doubt about that
    But there are internal issues that are meant to be dealt with internally. Just like the Managing Director of a firm coming to address issues of his firm and then starts to highlight a specific employee's performance. That's absolutely wrong. It is not Management at all. It is reckless and any reckless aftermath has to be totally accepted by him.
    The player in question didn't go to the media to speak about this, the manager started it. If he feels the player lied about what he said to the media, fine. He can stop fielding him but expecting apologies? That's pure double standard and childish

  • @Jamesbond-mf1ny
    @Jamesbond-mf1ny Před 8 měsíci +8

    Pep called Kalvin philips fat , mourinho called out pogba every press conference but Ten Hag cannot say anything lol

    • @benjamindadzie9657
      @benjamindadzie9657 Před 7 měsíci

      Fat is obvious thing.. everyone can see but anything that happens internal should remain internal

    • @wolfswinkel8906
      @wolfswinkel8906 Před 7 měsíci +1

      I know right? Mikel had played under Mourinho so for him to be saying this is funny.

    • @gibsonawuku2710
      @gibsonawuku2710 Před 6 měsíci +3

      Ten hag is not even close to the level of mourinho and pep. Ten hag is not even good enough to wipe their boots

    • @Jamesbond-mf1ny
      @Jamesbond-mf1ny Před 5 měsíci

      @@gibsonawuku2710 nobody said he was better lol . Stick to fundamentals .

    • @gibsonawuku2710
      @gibsonawuku2710 Před 5 měsíci

      @@Jamesbond-mf1ny you missed the whole point but it's alright
      Football knowledge isn't for everyone

  • @martovdk
    @martovdk Před 8 měsíci +4

    But you are committing the same mistake, you do not want Ten Hag to do!! You are criticising him publically. What Ten is saying is in public domain. The guy is not delivering. Sancho has been given all the chances and he is simply flat.
    He must up his game and stop giving excuses. The manager is right.
    Ten Hug has talked in the dressing room and on the training tuff. He has the right of talking from anywhere guys

  • @chuninho3179
    @chuninho3179 Před 7 měsíci

    Mikel would have a limited view of the Jadon issue because he played almost all his club football in a club that had money and player power culture although they were winning stuff!Obi also was in a dressing room with gifted professionals who had standards and I can assure you Jadon would not have survived at Chelsea with Jose or the other managers after him!
    Obi did not get his football apprenticeship in Europe at a big clubs academy earning good money and then move to another big club in Germany where he was given time to improve also on big wages and then move to one of the biggest clubs in Man Utd on 350K !These are different individuals from Obi who had to rely on national team call ups and performances to achieve football trials in Europe before Lyn Oslo and eventually Chelsea came calling!
    Obi comes from a harsher reality in Nigeria and has to be more mature and sensible than kids born into these opportunities!
    Besides,people like Siasia,Kanu,Okocha etc would give advice about the chances you get and must not misuse!
    Jadon can be sold by United and will still end up at big clubs and have a relatively successful career!Foreign players coming from Africa,Eastern Europe or South America ,remember where they have climbed up from and know they will not get a second chance at elite football!
    For every success like Mikel there are hundreds of talented,skillful players that failed at football in Nigeria,compare that to Eurooe ,Africa and Latin America!
    It is a sport or career where direction,guidance and opprtunities play a major role !

  • @gevantusxg
    @gevantusxg Před 7 měsíci

    A lot of respect for mikel but he's talk talking bullocks

  • @Charlykeane
    @Charlykeane Před 7 měsíci

    Absolute nonsense.
    "Terry would have done something" - who cares? Terry isn't there!
    "someone should talk to him!" - well if he won't shape up when the Manager asks him to, who will he shape up for? Rashford? Bruno? (John Terry?)
    Sancho is wrong - ETH tried kindness, and nothing then tried punishment (again nothing) - how many chances should he get?? How does that effect the rest of the squad?
    So ETH said what he said and HE WAS RIGHT.

  • @pauldark3044
    @pauldark3044 Před 7 měsíci +1

    I'm sorry mikel but your wrong

  • @olumideidowu1133
    @olumideidowu1133 Před 7 měsíci +6

    Mikel I disagree with your take on Sancho's issue. Sancho is an over paid baby.

    • @filosofastone1442
      @filosofastone1442 Před 7 měsíci +1

      It’s a question of respect. Ten Hag didn’t respect Sancho and Sancho repaid in kind.

  • @luqmanyesufu142
    @luqmanyesufu142 Před 7 měsíci

    Obi...thats why you not a manager. Have no clue what u saying.

  • @slebon622
    @slebon622 Před 7 měsíci +1

    Obi, a word of advice Google the meaning of criticize. Load of rubbish.

  • @legit0462
    @legit0462 Před 7 měsíci +4

    I strongly disagree with you legend Obi.

  • @Kai-ho1to
    @Kai-ho1to Před 7 měsíci

    Stop using ManUtd to make money...just using other club...

  • @emmanueleze9794
    @emmanueleze9794 Před 7 měsíci

    Sancho is a lazy player like Fernandez.

  • @edward44decruz
    @edward44decruz Před 7 měsíci

    BS!

  • @sportsfan7012
    @sportsfan7012 Před 7 měsíci

    Ten Hag has got this one totally wrong. He knows that he as a manager will immediately get more of the support. Sancho is right to say he does not want to be scapegoated. Put him up for transfer in January. Sancho, Ten Hag and Man U as a whole, have been abysmal. But Ten Hag has succeeded in diverting attention away from himself. So far, he has shown that he’s a mediocre manager.

  • @damilolaobasa3390
    @damilolaobasa3390 Před 7 měsíci

    EtH gave Jadon enough time. Three months off to sort himself out, and yet you blame the coach? We dont need to spoon feed these players. How many players did Fergie axe for indiscipline. We all watched the Beckham interview when he said he spoke against Fergie and sweared during the team talk and he was axed from the team from then on. So please we should not show sympathy to one spiult br*t.

    • @caesaralakiba8946
      @caesaralakiba8946 Před 7 měsíci

      You can bench him, but don't criticize him in public, that is very wrong.

    • @damilolaobasa3390
      @damilolaobasa3390 Před 7 měsíci

      @caesaralakiba8946 how is saying that a player didn't train up to the expected level, hence why he was dropped from the team a criticism? We dont even know what happened behind the scenes, but i bet you, He must have spoken enough with Sancho on various occasions but saw no changes, and that was just the throw of his last dice.