Solskjaer Explains Man Utd's Broken Recruitment Structure & Haaland Failure | Reaction
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- čas přidán 5. 03. 2024
- Ole Gunnar Solskjaer explained Manchester United's broken recruitment structure in detail on his interview with Gary Neville and Roy Keane on The Overlap.
In this video, Sam runs through Solskjaer's comments on scouting, vetoes, the structure, missing out on Erling Haaland for €20m and so much more.
Watch the full Solskjaer interview on The Overlap's channel here: • Solskjaer Reveals All ...
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The fact that United's scouts thought they knew more than Solskjaer did about Haaland, despite the fact he'd managed him for a couple of years and knew what it took to be a United player, tells you everything you need to know. Cannot wait for a new recruitment structure at United, it is going to be a revelation.
So true. Absolutely appealing scouting not to get him
Should United consider re employing Ole as manager?
Certainly he know United and the style United want to play with.
Possibly with Ineos in charge of football matters and lessons learned it is worth considering.
If ETH does get the sack then bringing Ole back is the only manager that makes sense to me with the new structure behind him playing the Utd way as Ole knows no brainer for me
@harrydestaffano565 if only it were that simple. Ole isn't going to succeed immediately at Manchester United because he isn't the right profile of manager for us right now. Maybe 5-6 years down the line, when the structures have been tried and tested and we are hungry to win the CL, it would make sense. As for Haaland, it's crazy how he scored 9 goals in a game in May 2019 and United in June 2019 went "nah, I'm good 👍" 💀💀
Can Mourinho also tell us the story of how and why we let VVD go to Liverpool and instead "chose" to sign Lindelof in January 2017. I'd be very interested in understanding the rationale behind that decision.
After being sacked at UTD, Mourinho once said sarcastically that finishing 2nd during his tenure at UTD was one of his greatest achievements in his career. He was trying to point out how disorganized and broken the club was that finishing runners up to city was kind of something close to a miracle
He was right
He wasn't sarcastic. He was saying the truth, but people thought he was sarcastic.
80 point with that quad it's almost impossible. LOL
Well done? You only realise this now? 😂
He absolutely was not being sarcastic.
As a Norwegian and a United fan. I have wanted three transfers to go through. Haaland, Bellingham and Rice. Look what they have all become. smh
instead we got Mount, Anthony
They're not become what they become if they recruited to United though.
Don't forget we turn down Nunez
😂 MAN, Do NOT Look at them, look what Man Utd have become
Do you think any PL team will today guarantee playing time for a 17 year old, which Bellingham asked for?
Haaland and Rice are 2 players United should have signed, much better signings than Anthony and Mount.
However Haaland is on £553,000/$684,000 per week plus bonuses. Ronaldo money!
Watched the overlap this morning it made me wonder what OGS could have done under a proper structure. What he did under the glazers is so underrated.
Ole was a striker himself, and had worked with Haaland for 18 months at Molde. It's quite interesting that Man United wouldn't listen to him when he urged them to buy him.
Its a shame in the interview Ole skipped over what the scout reports said about Haaland and why they deemed him to not be a good signing for 20m.
It’s all too data focussed. Some things get missed when looking at the numbers. An experienced eye is as valuable, if not more than raw data.
@@vonbondeuce5368agreed, SAF also have multiple scout reports on CR7, Rooney, etc. But he made the decision to make the move when he got recommendation from other trusted professional
20 million euros. And of course now he s playing for City. Couldn't be worse.
@@vonbondeuce5368 Its a shame the club couldn't trust Ole to be that 'experienced eye', a former United player and someone who actually worked with Haaland!
I find it amaazing how Ole said the scouts know about every player, yet we had a central midfield of McFred for years and the DM they finally brought in was someone at the tailend of their career who had already won everything (Casemiro). I mean why even employ any scouts?
Usually I don't wish people to lose their jobs, but I hope there is a massive clearout in the recruitment department, they are stealing for a living.
That Rashford didnt want to play and being subbed at half time in Solskjaers last game should be the biggest headline.
Rashford STILL doesn't want to play - until a manager who will sing him a bedtime song takes over 😴 😊
@@50pAndie2pounds2 😂😂
Rashford Should be sold or released attitude stinks for a Manchester born lad that big pay deal brought out his true colours i pray 🙏 that psg or Saudi team comes in to sign him and we accept rather keep greenwood
@@ruditv6442 Rashford is definitely one of player power fc, one of the ones been at the club a long time throwing managers under the bus
But he missed a pen for England, he's a hero........
You can see in his eyes how much it still hurts him that it didn't work out
OGS is why I’m a Manchester United fan. Will always respect the player and the man.
Well done ole,you have exposed what we knew what was going on at the top of the club,thank you, you legend 👏 👏👏👏👏👏👏
I wanted Ole to succeed too and I felt very bad when he had to go... and I feel CR7 changed the way he wanted to play.....
@@user48534 I thought he was making changes and things are picking up.... though very slowly.... but now, we know why... cos he had to face with so many obstacle from the top.... Without the obstacles & CR7, maybe the players would not be an issue.....
has CR7 come in it went from counter attacking football to pass the ball to Ronaldo football
it's funny that the window under Ole when United signed Ronaldo, Varane and Sancho, most people were saying it was a great window and we'd be challenging for the title and Champions League. The video is titled "Man Utd's 2021/22 Transfer Window REVIEW | Ronaldo, Sancho, Varane" if you want to watch if for nostalgia! The only negative thing people were saying then is we didn't get a DM, but we then got Casemiro (as well as the 'generational talent' that is Antony) the following summer window and everyone was happy. Shows how selective some people's memories are.
I think because a lot of us had Ronaldo fever but still some at the time suggested we would have to play a different way under Ronaldo and perhaps his best days were behind him. Sancho is a total mystery to me as to what went wrong. The player from Dortmund he was. However again in hindsight there was talk that even at Dortmund he had to be disciplined and he was disruptive . Perhaps playing with Bellingham, Haaland and the calibre of players he was surrounded by at Dortmund , made him look better than what he actually is. Varane came and was touted as a great signing but still came with injury risks. DM was what a lot of people really wanted before Ronaldo mania took over.
Utd fans are fickle; this isn't news
How can you not love this man called OLE 😊❤
Just unfortunate that it ended badly for him. Very honest man who's got the club at heart.
I think if ETH gets out, I'd like to hear his own story too.
I want solskjaer back!
Look at the anger at Keane's face during the Halaand part
Maybe he was thinking back to when he broke his dad's leg lol.
I think Ole got a fair deal. I hope these interviews put his case forward.
He’s done the best job considering the disaster the club has been under the glazers.
I’d give him another go under Sir Jim should ETH leave. The man cares for the club. I think what he’s done for us deserves a second a go under a competent club structure.
Problem is if the majority of the same players are still at the club, nothing will change regardless.
@@nadir1378 ok an those players weren't bad under him.. he wanted/Needed a defensive mid an Never got it, not 1 ..he got VDB an cr7🤷♂️
@@daynecarmichael Nah, they were poor players under Ole as well.
Before they think of sacking a manager let some of those players leave
I really want ETH to succeed but if they decide to get rid I would love Ole to be at the wheel again!..... I get the impression he'd jump at the chance too!
Another reason we should stick with ETH and have proper people above him to sign players who want to play for the club, proper recruitment, proper motivation and we will again be sitting at the top of the perch but it will take time, if SJR is true to his word all will come good
Ole deserves a lot more respect, the he has been given.
why, he wasnt good enough and was a poor signing. It was fan manager madness signing him.
What respect?
Great to hear from ole speaking about some of the things at utd. Great video Sam hope you recovered well
I still love Ole and the joy he brought back, however fleeting it was
The interim period was the best few months since sir Alex left
And you wonder why villa are doing so well
Unai Emery has total control at Aston Villa just like Alex Ferguson , Emery and his mate Monchi who is head of recruitment decide ins and outs
OGS was the best!I wanted him to succeed so badly...in the years before him I stopped watching man utd! Made me fall in love with this club again. Read somewhere that initially he offered haaland to man utd for 9million. 😢we have the structure now coming in that this legend needed❤
We need to bring him back! Second chances are a thing, and if anyone ever deserved one; it's Ollie.
wirghty's face sums up our club. when ole said eh wnated haaland for 20m, he looked like he was about to burst into laughter but at the same time looks shocked at how poorly our club is ran
The reality everyone either forgets OR never knew in the first place...
Ole, while out injured in 2004/5, publicly threw his support behind, and was a player's face for MUST (Manchester United Shareholders' Trust), who were strongly anti-Glazer BEFORE their purchase in the summer of 2005. I personally expected that to mean he would never be considered for the manager's job. SAF wanted him as a player when he recovered, though he never got back to 100%. SAF wanted him on his staff, and the Glazers gave him that much, and even allowed SAF the indulgence of his best protege in years to take over the reserve side. But I had always figured once he left for his first proper manger job, he would have been on the Glazers' blacklist and would never be seen near United again. Not at least while the Glazers were owners.
The interim appointment even surprised me. But the results earned the permanent job. But once that was in place, things changed quickly and we can all see it now in retrospect.
Anyone complaining about Ole seeming to be a "Glazer apologist", or seeming to not being capable of - and recently admitting to not being "allowed" to shape the team as he saw fit, right down to player selection, well it seems very clear NOW that the Glazers and the board held a sword over his head the whole time. Honestly, I don't think he had any choices, he was a PR move and a friendly presence to mask over the incompetence and USA-bankster-driven mentality of the boardroom. All with a sprinkle of personal vendetta from the Glazers.
Ole deserved better. I'm glad he got out. Again, hindsight is 20/20, but he was someone the Glazers never liked nor wanted. Mainly because - he was the people's choice. And he supported those who opposed the Glazers in the beginning. And I'm sure he's too much of a gentleman to word it this bluntly. But I'm not lol.
"But the results earned the permanent job." I think he lost about the same games as Mourhino did during that season. It was just the first few games during the new manager bounce (once the players started running again, which they stopped doing again to get Ole sacked) that got him the permanent job. The board should have waited until the end of the season to make s decision.
So therefore eth stays?
The whole united is broken right now 😢
the very reason why the root of the problem is very the top management,
that explain changes on ownership structure is crucial
😂🎉
Great video Sam.
KEEP GOING ❤
This is one of the reasons why ETH should remain as the manager at least until next season ❤❤❤❤
💯 this. The problem is the club all the way through. Disgusting
Why does anyone interpret Haaland would have signed for United? His dads career was ended at Old Trafford and Erling supported Leeds. His dad played for City and Leeds. Erling said he was looking forward to beating "that other club, I don't want to say their name" when he was unveiled at City. They dangled carrots in front of United when his agent was still alive to waste United's time. How any United fans or staff can think they missed out on Haaland is mad. They missed out on time spent trying to sign someone who would NEVER play for Manchester United.
Oh come on,stop acting naive,haaland had a terrible start at salzburg and didn't play for like 3/4mnths at the start and ole wanted him around that time and anyway,no father would reject an opportunity for his son just coz he got injured in the opposite leg to the one a united player fouled him🫢🫢🫢🫢he would have more likely died off at united so it was good for him 😂
And dont forget, Solskjær coached Haaland for 18 months!!
I am pretty sure Haaland would have went to United and linked up with his old coach again if those gooses leading the club at that time had done what they should have!
Imagine your fathers career was ended on that pitch and you supported their rivals... Would you have played for them when you would likely have other options in future?@@itisier299
"His dads career was ended at Old Trafford " Not sure about that. I think his career ended because of a different injury, nothing to do with Keane.
Also ole was a Liverpool fan did that stop him going to united? Carra was a everton fan yet he is a Liverpool legend sooooo
I'm in shock. If United had trusted the manager more we could have had an amazing team by now. Sounds like Ole was screwed right from the start.
Noah Solskjær seems to be a very promising player already scored 7 goals in the 4 games he have played for Aafk in the pre season. 3 of them being bangers. Ole's daughter Karna is also doing quite well in Aafk Fortuna. Looking forward to see both of them play this year
Like you Sam, I, too really want Ole to succeed at Man Utd and wishful thinking, I really want Ole to, again, become the Gaffer. Ole knows what is it to be a true Man Utd player. He’s a freaking Legend for goodness sake. Change the whole recruiting structure and bring Ole back!
Sam bro was thinking and waiting for your lunch time video. You will live 100 years
Good video, Sam.
I'll watch overlap later.
Ole will always be a club legend and his interview just backs up what Sir Jim has said about the set up within United has meant no manager has been able to be a success!
You are my Solskjaer my Ole Solskjaer, you make me happy when skies are grey.............
that's crazy about Haaland. poor ole I've always been a massive fan of his and to this day i still am. it just shows where we are at as a club though. I hope things will change soon ! keep up the good content. RED ARMY!
It’s probably best for Erling Haaland not coming to United as it would probably messed up his career. He’s on a better path now.
Yea, I remember seeing a video of Haaland about 5-6 years ago and I immediately saw his potential; the way he moves and his physicality, aggression and determination you just know, even after watching 30 seconds of clips, that was going to be world class. He's just built different.
I think you would have to be really clueless about football to not snap him up straight away. Sometimes you just have to throw the stats out the window
It's a shame that United had so many clueless people at the top.
No mate. What he was saying at your pint at stopping the video. He signed a contract knowing what he had to follow. And he done it, then he tried to gradually change it and add his own ideas. Very simple.
Yeah,maybe he thought the players the recruitment team would get him would be good and he would be consulted at the very least or they,d use their brains like van de beek,Bruno was his key players but they signed a delicate no 10 who ole didn't rate,pellistri,amad,ronaldo is the worst,everyone knew ole was a counter attacking coach but with their combined brain power they decided to sign a 36yr old who can't play on the counter
Thank you for showing respect. The other fan channels have ruined his reputation! We had good times under Ole. We need to give more time to ETH and players have to be sold. I doubt any of it would happen though.
Watched his entire career at United he was a great striker and an even better example of a professional. Always switched on and ready to contribute. I wanted him gone in the end because he wanted to counterattack against everyone but having heard him I have a lot more sympathy for him. He was done a disservice with young and inexperienced coaches and way too many voices on recruitment. Needed help he never got.
Love Ole….did a good job at United,maybe we will get him back one day with better support from the club he could do well.
His hatrick over Pep/Man City in one season is the stuff of legends.
For those who don't understand why we hate the Glazers. Am glad Sir Jim is here now. He is literally our night in shining amor.
He was the only coach I had preferred but I support Ten Hag. For me United right now, is no more about the coaches. But the player. They don’t understand the shirt they wear. Rashford NEEDS to go! He’s has reached his peak and can not forge anything for us anymore. The earlier we understand this, the better for us.
People keep talking about sacking the manager, but want to ignore some of the players who are still at the club, who got the last 3-4 managers sacked. Also with the way the club is run, the managers are set up to fail, but people want to scapegoat the manager.
Wanted Ole to shine. really did
One of the great managers after Sir Alex. Not forgetting Jose`
The main reason why man u should stick with Eth ,it will take time until things change last season was a manager bounce now its really work starting
BTW Jose did spoke about Fred he was told that ,you get FRED or nothing!!!
Only solskjaer would've known that it was 20m euros.
We need to hire Ole as a scout.
He should come back ❤❤
He also glossed over the fact that he couldn't guarantee Jude minutes when that was all he asked for 🤮
Yeah mate he was 17 yrs old. Big clubs can not guarantee that.
He's 17 and was playing for Birmingham in the championship,no disrespect
Also don't forget he said Jude knew what he wanted out of his career aka he knew what clubs he wanted to already be at
@@keerthanrrao579 Dortmund did
@@ChildOfTheWilderness yea they’re a big club.
If only there was a position in club structure that could direct all the reports to the team manager so the manager can focus on the players at the club, as a bonus this fantasy position could be the person the team manager turns to if he wants scouting reports on a specific player or player type.
Let's call it a Director of Football, I know ...I know. Outrageous idea!
actually never thought about the details of why manutd transfers were failing this miserably. kind of eye-opening. only thought that the bosses were incompetent and had too much say. but thinking about it now. changing managers as much with different types of players preferred was just a minor reason. it just baffles me that multiple scouts seem to have a veto, they should be hold in an advisory role nothing else. i mean on the overlap they discussed for quite some time on who should have the last say, the manager or the bosses, head of finance or whomever. and when i watched that i always thought that giving one person the complete power of decision is contraproductive for the simple reason that people tend to be too biased. it just sucks from the point that i think that with how manutd was run the past 4-5 years alone it will take a decade to rebuild the club to be in the position to really compete. obviously not talking about top4 spots but about a possible championship run and only if there will be way more mindbreakingly good decisions than bad transfers. i personally think manutd is comparable to borussia dortmund before they became one of europe's greatest talent improvement systems and it took them almost one and a half decades to establish that (plus they had a shortcut that most clubs will never have going by the name of jürgen klopp). also i don't even get how the premier league is, as a whole, so bad at building up talents, not within the academies but to make the last few steps. just look at carnacho. he is unbelievably gifted but he does only one thing?!?! under sir alex this would have never been allowed.
ole is either a great talker or ( and i am leaning towards that) the manager that could have saved the team had he been heard by the club. the end was abysmal but the team around him (scouts, head of recruitment, etc..) was probably filled with big egos with no knowledge of the game
Ole's mistake was playing maguire, shaw and Fred week in week out when they were under performing
I understand the manager having a veto in the regards of signing players.. but why in the dunk by b*lls in hot soup would scouts have a veto in regards to player signings?
I scout's job is to scout, report and perhaps recommend and/or not recommend players....
as said, the manager i understand in that regard, especially if it is a first team player, but it must be based on that the scout understands what the team need (closely worked with manager and the other scout to better figure out "what" is needed so the manager doesn't have to see himself if the player suits the squad or not).
The CEO I would also understand having a veto, but that's more in the regards to accepting the transaction more than anything else I would imagine, not actually a veto due to.. "nope.. I don't like Bellingham as a player, so we not getting him free or not" type of veto.
Onto the next topic about Solskjaer, quite honestly, I would think that offering him the role again wouldn't be to stupid (IF ETH doesn't pan out), Solskjaer was on a good track, the players semt more in unison than overall under ETH, the only change there was the "clique" that made problems.. I would imagine with SJR's team around him, he could and can still take United to new heights.
and for those that thought he did a shoite job, until the CR7 signing, I felt that United were slowly progressing towards becoming a unified team on the field, very counter heavy football and laying low, but that also came with the players he had at disposal.
it wasn't until CR7 came that their style went stagnant and from a bit "lay low, soak it up and BAM counter" to just try and swing it in on ronaldo football (I know they didn't just swing it on Ronaldo, but it was a clear difference in the squad that Ronaldo was the striker and he wanted aerial balls more than anything else" type of style.
Another revelation of United's failure in recruitment. Hopefully Sir Jim Ratcliffe should take note
Hopefully, when Dan Ashworth is coming to Manchester, he can find hidden gems. He will provide 4 more alternatives in case the priority signing gone off the hook.
Do you believe that a manager have the time to scout all the players in the world?
Surely they can't. They need another unit of organization dedicated for this role.
The manager can suggests the name, but need to also specify the attribute of player that they need. For example, they can suggest Bellingham and also a midfield that have high percentage of dribbling and a midfield with high percentage of long passing attribute.
Then, they will search the whole world for that attribute.
Maybe they can find the next unpolished star. Who knows.
But the manager has to know what attribute he wants.
Its called Analysis Paralysis
I don't think there is anything wrong with the scouts/recruitment department having a veto, but the owners having a direct veto reeks of incompetence?
If they trust their recruitment department and manager they don't need a veto. If they don't it begs the question, why would you keep people in the club whose judgment you don't trust?
That interview has made me think about different on ole i still don’t think he was good enough but he did have a plan I really enjoyed the interview but let himself down when he mentioned about Fred and mcshite given 7/10 perfomances 😭
🤦🏻♂️oh no why is Garahgar in that interview. Ex players who know everything but know nothing. It’s not the seller (manager asking for players) it’s the buyer (inept board)
This would become a textbook for “How not to deal with Data”. Would be a revolutionalized book btw.
you have the best ManU podcast.. thx
Ultimately manager needs to have power
Love your posters with Cristiano....🤣
Did Ole give any name? We already knew Woodward but there had to be more 😶
All the names in the world.. but it is all coming to the budget and commercial aspects
Man Utd had one of the best junior systems going. Since they started buying rather than brining on players it's all gone wrong.
5:22 This is the problem I'm having with these channels. You want to highlight the wrong but not find why it's wrong. Three vetoes sound fine for a club out size. €100m for Anthony shows you what not having those safeguards can do. Differentiate between a bad system and a badly implemented system
I'm convinced that in a decade or so, people will look back at Ole's time as manager at United and see it as a huge missed opportunity. I'm definitely a member of Ole FC.
He says signing players was done in a way that meant both he and scouts wanted a player... Do we really believe that? He clearly never wanted van De beek
Nevs done a few crackin interviews. Especially the 1 with Scholes. N Solli only asmits that in hindsight he shouldn't have singed Ron. Which everyone knows we shouldn't have, but it was all false n flares at the time
But we got Ighalo instead for a 12 million loan fee...
At least he was proud to play for the club. We seem to miss that a lot nowadays.
@@Alexander711 No issue with his character. He gave his all
I’m fairness he scored a few goals all you can ask for done better than weghorst
After they said no to haaland they said yes to Daniel James gigs to recommend then that cavani recommended because they didn’t sign haaland
Soon the management will change, we will do better
If I am correct in saying that jose mourinho was crying for a center back and he got lindelof and thay cold of got van dijk instead
We're seeing it again with ETH
Had we signed Haaland who knows how good Manchester United could have been, now City is benefitting from him when it could have been us, the structure and recruitment is real joe. Lets hope for a brighter future with Eneos.
Really don't think it would of made a difference
In the same place; he wouldn’t get any balls either. Wingers are egoistic
Manchester United are Broken, have been for years . Sad state of affairs at UTD. it’s a struggle to watch them play at moment.
It's all in the past now most people knew that Uniteds board and recruitment was useless, SJR is getting the right people in now and it was improve massively.
Cant mention haaland without mentioning why ole was allowed to pay 80 million for maguire, phelan managed maguire at hull and pushed for him and 50 on wan bissaka. A 20 million player. Provide some balance. No club in the world would always say yes to everything otherwise the manager would spend 400 million every summer. 😂😂
So even pep was stupid as he really wanted maguire as his first choice,he said in his press conference that the club weren't willing to pay above 60-65 which was their valuation,that's where the balance comes in,Maguire was a great signing without the joy of hindsight,big,physical,great,penetrative passer,able to carry the ball forward and one of the best long passers which he still is,for a counter attacking team is absolutely devastating,if u watched Maguire,s first season,he was unreal,a monster at the back,how could ole have predicted Maguire would lose his confidence,composure especially after his performances in the major tournaments for england
Everyone wanted Maguire, also Maguire was already on his way to united before ole "told" them to get em. The reports at the time Maguire was on united radar for a while
That's the reasons why theirs always a clause that manager's can t speak about the club until month's after they were sacked
Still interested in knowing what data they had on Anthony.
They don’t. Arnold saw the abuse Woodward received and thought he would pass on all responsibility to ETH instead.
As ETH is no recruitment or data expert, all he can do is fall back on what he knows - I.e Ajax and Dutch players.
Arnold should have signed the recruitment specialists that Ineos are now doing. Perhaps he didn’t have the power to.
@@samwize28 Surely that should be John Murtough's job as DoF. The recruitment department should fall under his responsibility. I can't believe he's still there, you could replace him with a mannequin and it would do a better job.
The data is irrelevant. ETH wanted the player. He never said to spunk nearly £90 million on him and pay him 200k a week. If we got him for 45-55m like Ajax said at the start of the window then we wouldn’t have this mess.
@@kwl189 True, but it's also possible ETH was telling Murtough etc. that Antony was a special player and a must buy. I mean there were videos on this channel saying Antony is a 'generational' talent. ETH must have spoke highly of him for the club to value him that much.
@@user-xk9yx2dl9t Even if we took what you wrote at the highest value, ETH did do that with Murtugh, then it’s on Murtugh not prioritising the deal and getting it done early in the window to give the player the chance to settle in. Once our players start off on the back foot like they are most of the time coming in at the end of the window, it’s almost impossible to get ahead of the game.
As a united fan I'm glad none of these players came. We would have ruined them
Power of veto existing at 3 levels. Isn't that the exact model Dan Ashworth talked about at Brighton and Newcastle???!!
Yet we have persons wanting Ten Hag out, when we Did NOT and Still DONT have a proper structure in place above the Manager. Implement a proper structure FIRST, (reducing the numerous levels that makes a decision; Give Ten Hag one more year and get him all the players he asks for. IF after that he is not making the grade. By all means let him go !!
I know Haaland is a big talking point in this interview but going back a bit to the point where Ole says he understood at half time that he was getting the sack and some of the players "threw their hands up". This is the biggest talking point for me. Honestly I dont care if its Ronaldo or Messi or Pele or Maradona or whoever. Any player that does this, does not deserve to wear our badge again. And to think some of those players are perhaps still in the squad today makes me want to stop watching this team till we get an INEOS rebuild.
Fred should‘ve never been sold… he always gave everything on the pitch. Blood, sweat, passion… and last season it really worked out with him, Casemiro and Bruno…..😢😢😢
explain how ten hag get his men then, lisandro martinez and anthony
Back Ten Hag
Ole's was better than Jose's on Rio podcast. I actually learned good information there.
Why don't you dig in and Wonder who are these players who actually didn't want the armband?That's the important bit
Some of these players are still here
You are wrong. Ten Hag hasnt had the signings, he wanted.
So mount was lying when he said tenhag called him and explained why he wanted him😂was eriksen also lying when he talher about the conversation he had with tenhag before he decided to join,even casemiro got in touch with tenhag,does a manager call players he doesn't want😅Antony,Martinez,malacia,onana,amrabat are all his signings too,we all know that.the only ones who aren't his are hojlund as he wanted Kane and guess which looks like it might work out😅🙄🫢
@@ShawnGitahi First of all, he wanted De Jong - as a signature player, to set a direction. Then Murtaugh went and overpaid for the rest xcept Eriksen n Malacia. Im ashamed of how this brilliant guy, Ten Hag, is being treated in the media btw!
@@vilhelmthomsen1941and did De Jong want to join united 😂🤷🏽♂️?? Let's start there
@@LM-vw5lu Lets start where? What do you think, this is? I replied to the vid, claiming Ten Hag got who he wanted (and Ole didnt) Dont f...... change the subject!!
Very few managers get all the players they want. I'm sure most managers in the world would want De Jong in their midfield!
When you consider what he did achieve with all that going on in the background, finishing 3rd and 2nd in consecutive years makes you wonder if we could of actually won the PL and Europa Cup that year if Harland had been playing for Utd ! 🥲
No knock to Hoijlund but years later they took a gamble on Hoijlund for almost triple the fee they could’ve got Haaland for.😅
Lets be honest, even if we had signed Haaland, Bellingham, Sancho at that time it wouldn't change the fact that Man Utd needed defense and midfield. The board again neglects players needed over players wanted. In Ole's second season Man Utd signed 3 players on deadline day which was abysmal transferring especially since we had that whole window to sign players. VDB was just another failure that was again used for the media, I am shocked that Ole refused to start VDB for that whole season and the season he left but lets be honest our midfield whether he played or not was still abysmal. In the 3rd season before he got sacked we looked at like we were going in for the title but players again never on the same page and signing players for who they were. Varane and Ronaldo were the past, they left a legacy not many can replicate but it don't mean they'll do it somewhere else. We made them look like europa league players, im still shocked we got 2nd place with mcfred in the mid. Ole was a good manager with abysmal squad and abysmal owners. I hope one day he become manager again at manchester with new owners.
With Rashford and Sancho on the wings the poor guy would've been deprived of any service and forgotten like many others in this sub par team. Haaland must be looking back and thanking his stars that United didn't go for him back then.
Ole would manage United for free for the rest of his life. It's time to bring him back!
You will never find a manager that loves United this much, and that's a FACT.