Collapse of Man United | Ralf Rangnick Disaster Class

Man United season review for the 2021/22 season. What went down to make Ralf Rangnick the worst manager of Man United in the premier league era. And then we take a look forward to Erik Ten Hag and what he will bring to Old Trafford this upcoming season.
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[@jimmcmcmchannah2419]

His first few games as Austria manager he’s got them pressing, passing and playing excellently. Was never his fault and United are just too useless to coach.

[@evonneokafor]

Exactly. Ten Hag will probably be sacked this season. Man Utd are BEYOND help.

[@footygirl9802]

@@evonneokafor That's my prediction. Everyone is excited about Ten Hag whipping the team into shape, but if they're still acting a fool by Christmas, something tells me he will be blamed for it.

[@kolla5415]

United were a loss cause anyway that season. Players don't listen him apart maybe DDG and Ronaldo, no transfer in the winter to strengthen the squad and weak mentality from the players that led many defeats.

[@waytun9608]

@@kolla5415 ddg and Ronaldo are the only ones good enough tbh , hopefully the board doesn’t turn on ten hag since he need more than a season to turn them around

[@naedot.9779]

@@waytun9608 De Gea is far from good enough.

[@dantesiege]

Not that he was the answer to our problems, Rangnick still exposed weak mentality players who downed tools the first chance they got.

[@123dan165]

I believe Erik ten hag will deliver something special to old Trafford. Ragnick's legacy at United will be not what he done on the pitch but what he did at board level bringing in erick ten hag then Paul Mitchell and also exposing United's owner's and board's bad decision making.

[@Emperor.Arasaka]

copium

[@krusher181]

Definitely copium

[@mountaingoat595]

@@123dan165 mate i bet you were saying the same shit when van gaal got fired and they brought in mou

[@eavyeavy2864]

Expose? Everyone know already know that since Ole get sacked. You act like he is genius for stating the obvious 🤣 what a fanboy

[@parkerbeverley4271]

I'm not a man united fan but the manager wasn't the issue here. He exposed many of the players to be lazy. This was a team built by Ole, Ralf wanted a new backline and CDM but instead got more forward players. It's easy to blame the manager but the same issues were being exposed under Ole as well

[@yaxiyaali2094]

Ralf Ragnik is a legend , he had to expose the board and problems in united, Ten Hag should be grateful to him because he has layed a foundation for him to work on. He is our Club legend, thank you Ragnik , people will never know the importance of what the have untill it is gone.

[@robertmccabe2073]

Same players and they are doing much better under ETH, Ralf just wasn't good enough And all hyped, plus we don't need a huge rebuild like Ralf said, just needed a proper manager

[@williamstarck6863]

Ralf wasn't really at fault though. The players just ignored his instructions and sabotaged the team.

[@KennyFCB]

Well, the board ignored all his requests to you know leave all the signing stuff to the "new manager" who wasn't even decided. Would Ralf have liked a signing or two in the Winter when he is managing a shit team. Of course, he openly admitted that they wanted to leave everything to the "new manager". He had a big task with no resources which the board should have given to Ralf.

[@Emperor.Arasaka]

more copium

[@benedictjajo]

@@Emperor.Arasaka you okay?

[@blueboy1739]

The players ignored him because? He's a useless coach. Even Ole is better than him

[@davidogundipe808]

@@blueboy1739 same way they ignored Ole. Ten Hag needs to be ruthless with these players.

[@pastorfred587]

what happens when you give a technical director the job to help rebuild the squad but give him no power and a group of players who have given up and wont listen to a thing he says and then sack him before he can even help us with what we actually brought him in for? People that blame him are honestly just clowns who protect the glazers and suck off all the toxic players in that dressing room. He exposed the glazers so they sacked him.

[@madridistasejati5358]

The glazers are just too soft to the player

[@alexfielding7191]

Ralph was brought in initially to be an advisor, get a good look of the team, write a report and put down a plan to get the club where it should be. The problem was that United being the incompetent shit show it is decided to cheap out again and have him as the manager as well instead of an actual manager. After a the season finished with players downing tools and Ragnick out of his depth managerial wise the higher ups knew the report wasn't going to stroke their ego and would cost a lot of money so they sacked him instead. Him getting the Austria job would not effect his ability as a club advisor so anyone claiming that's why he got sacked is full of shit. All in all the position we are in right now isn't down to Rangnick, it's down to the players and the higher ups who have fucked us for over a decade. The Glazers are using his poor managerial run as a shield from fan criticism, nothing new just the same old shit because the majority of our fans seem to have the memory of a fucking gold fish and forget the main problem and instead attack the newly presented problem caused by the main one.

[@blueboy1739]

The same "incompetent shit show” team which finished 3rd and 2nd the seasons before. The same “incompetent” team which lots of pundits claimed “was like a family” in previous seasons. Went on good cup runs too. Let's be real here. They had a bad season under numb skull managers like Ole and Ralf, accompanied by Ronaldo’s disjointed chemistry with the attack. They will be back to where they are fighting for titles under ETH again, now that Ronaldo will no longer be playing Also, Ralf should be blamed. He did not do anything useful at all and was clearly incompetent to handle an elite big club. Even had the audacity to force the United board into paying him to be an "advisor" or "consultant" for two years when all he did was whine the whole of the 6 months. United were right to sack him. You can’t be an advisor or consultant of something you can’t coach.

[@rowanhulst7474]

@@blueboy1739 u really blamin ronaldo😭

[@blueboy1739]

@@rowanhulst7474 And you really lickin his butthole by just looking at stats. So what if he’s scored the most goals? He destroyed the chemistry of the attack because everything had to be supplied to him. Ralf was also a coward to bend to his demands. Before he came, United have Rashford Cavani and Greenwood and Martial, which I assume you claim are “tools” but United finished 3rd and 2nd with them. I wonder why. All of a sudden, when Ronaldo joins Juve and United, the attack in both clubs became more disjointed and confused. Ronaldo can’t pass a ball for his life now.

[@rezaali3740]

@@blueboy1739 the future is calling. Hahaha new manager and man u is still losing the prem on the first day

[@rheinhardtgrafvonthiesenha8185]

Rangnick was the smartest thing United did in the last 10 years. Everything the guy said was 100% accurate. Those players are an absolute disgrace to professionalism.

[@footygirl9802]

I feel Rangnick was a scapegoat for the multi-layered issues at Man United and it's horrible management. Hopefully the players shape up during the 22/23 season; however, if they don't, I foresee Ten Hag being the new scapegoat-manager.

[@thewingedeagle4329]

Im a Barca fan, and I can tell that the glazes constantly use coaches to hide behind what they do. Replace the glazes and united will probably get back on the right direction

[@Kamau1865]

@@thewingedeagle4329 Barca are probably the worst run club in Europe right now. Despite the massive financial collapse they are experiencing, they just signed a 33 year old striker for like £50 million, despite essentially being bankrupt.

[@dutchvanderlinde7993]

This is coming from an arsenal fan but the fact people still think ralf was the problem irritatates me he clearly wasn't the overall problem. I would go as far as to say neither was ole because the team didn't play much differently under each manager

[@JacoWium]

Agree with your view as a Man Utd fan. While Ole is obviously not in the "top manager" bracket, and even if it is a flattering statistic, he still managed to take MU to 3rd and 2nd in his two full seasons at the helm. He was one penalty kick away from the Europa League trophy too. Against that background, the way that the players stopped trying to impose themselves on any game (CR7 excepted) during all of the 2021/22 season would have seen them given the sack in all other walks of life. Rangnick was handed a poisoned chalice, and now he is Austria's gain.

[@kurtpunchesthings2411]

the correct answer of what happened to United comes from Roy Keane the day Ole took over he bluntly said that the players threw Mourinho under the bus and they will do the same to Ole which they did and they proceeded to do the same to Ralf summary is this summer we need to BLOW IT UP meaning clear house and get rid of as many cancers as possible enough time has passed that 100%they know the SHITS who are doing this they need to go NOW

[@user-ls8ks7kv8c]

Van Gaal: 3rd place in the World Cup, United players down tooled eventually played boring and scared football. Mourinho: Won multiple Premier Leagues and Champions League, United players down tooled eventually played boring and scared football. Ole: Did good in Norway but not good Premier League managerial experience, United players down tooled eventually played boring and scared football. Rangnick: Bundesliga winner, United players down tooled eventually played boring and scared football. The problem is obviously a rot amongst lazy players with a garbage attitude that has infected every new player that came. Rashford, Martial, Bruno, etc. started off great before becoming infected with this rot.

[@JacoWium]

@@user-ls8ks7kv8c Yes, well said, that is exactly what occurred, and it is quite evident that the rotten attitude has not been eradicated yet. Unfortunately, it seems like a generational change or a complete overhaul that is needed at present, which will never happen in a single transfer window. Lots of armchair critics have a lot to say about the age of certain players brought in - a complaint which is not without merits - but it looks to me like Ten Hag is happy to bring players in who have some of that mongrel, knock-me-down-i'll-get-up-again attitude about them. Experienced players who can drag those with the lazy & entitled demeanours along to work a bit harder...until they shape up or ship out. Of course, I don't know what happens behind Carrington's closed doors so I could be completely wrong on everything. Still, I am convinced that the fastest possible cure at present is to enforce change at the top and then also at the bottom where Ten Hag MUST be given as many years as needed to build a high-performance squad again at which time the younger stars can be easier integrated into a winning culture. I feel so sorry for the Iqbals and Savages and Garnachos etc but I do not want to see them get trapped in that shell of negativity either. It's going to be a very difficult season in many ways.

[@yaxiyaali2094]

Ralf Ragnik is a legend , he had to expose the board and problems in united, Ten Hag should be grateful to him because he has layed a foundation for him to work on. He is our Club legend, thank you Ragnik , people will never know the importance of what the have untill it is gone.

[@lucadegabriele6394]

Ralf had nothing to be blamed for! It was down to the players who didn't want to follow his philosophy, gave up and started losing games! He could have stayed on as a consultant but United cut the cord after 6 months in charge due to his ambitions as Austria's manager

[@LJMahomes]

As a german and Bayern fan, who despises the Premier league for their compromised morals when looking at investors, ownership and origin of money, I always respected Man United and when Rangnick was appointed I was hyped. I was like „United might be the English club I can support“. I watched every game, ever press conference, etc. It was so visible, that Rangnick knows exactly what he wants to do and what he needs in order to get there. The January window was a complete joke. It was this moment when I understood how shit and rotten this club is top to bottom. Rangnick was made false promises of influence and the team is just the worst assembled group of individuals I have ever seen. Rangnick is a good coach, but the fitness levels of the team need to be acceptable. The players looked like they had been chilling on Mykonos for the whole year when they came lol. English People always talk about the physicality and speed of the game, but tbh I think when you look at mid-table teams, German football is as fast and physical, probably even more. The issue is United wasn’t physical. (Just look at how Austria plays under Rangnick. They destroyed Croatia in his first game.) The use of modern technology at united is also shocking. They didn’t have an Analyst. Looking at their fitness tests and monitoring for me as a Bayern fan, where they use the best stuff in the world was absolutely shocking. United has more money than Bayern. Why are they training like my hometown club who just promoted to the 3rd german division? Now with Ten Haag there is gonna be some Bayern DNA in the club, Gegenpressing and fluid ball movement in possession will still be the type of football United is gonna play, so I will keep watching and supporting on a national level, but they really might have to let everyone go and start from scratch with young players who identify for the club. The guys they have right now are just bad on the field and bad in the dressing room. This was definitely proven by Rangnick EDIT: I just read on twitter they will start having monthly BMI tests, that sounds like the last century lol wtf. I hope by that they mean complete performance tests that focus on fitness

[@vincentadultman6226]

STARTING BMI TESTS??!! OH LAWD HELP ME. When is united going to get its upper management's shit together???

[@yaxiyaali2094]

Ralf Ragnik is a legend , he had to expose the board and problems in united, Ten Hag should be grateful to him because he has layed a foundation for him to work on. He is our Club legend, thank you Ragnik , people will never know the importance of what the have untill it is gone.

[@williamstarck6863]

Maguire was arguably a worse issue last season, with how he handled the criticism directed at him and his bad performances. And how salty he is about Ronaldo

[@blueboy1739]

Ronaldo was the problem. Everything had to be served to him. He caused Juve's and United's team to look disjointed, he's finished. Without him, united finishes higher up the table. Maguire was bad too, but it was obvious that he was a subject of bad coaching from the top numb skulls of Ralf and Ole.

[@williamstarck6863]

@@blueboy1739 I just can't forget, nor forgive, how he acted last season. And he doesn't suit Ten Hag's system. He's bad for the club and we don't want players with his mentality at the club.

[@Abdirahman_Mohamed]

@@blueboy1739 nah fam, De Gea was the problem

[@G0_D_Usopp]

@@Abdirahman_Mohamed without de gea you would've genuinely gotten relegated

[@Abdirahman_Mohamed]

@@G0_D_Usopp nah nah brother, De Gea keeps letting in goals man, he needs a loan spell to get him better xD

[@user-wx1gd9fs1k]

Ralph Rangnick knew precisely what needed to be done at United. Lock at the nonsense at United since Fergie left.

[@bryangonzalez8882]

At this point, not even Sir Alex coming out of retirement is going to fix Man United😅

[@d1nesh._223]

He'd honestly get a heart attack if he came back to this shit show

[@Klako-ls6yt]

I hope Man United fans can remember that we weren't dominant right away under Sir Alex Ferguson. From his appointment as manager in 1986, it took him until 1990 to win his first trophy when we won the FA Cup that season. If Ten Hag is the guy to make it happen for United, he's going to need time and United fans absolutely have to be patient like we were with Ferguson back in the 80s. We can't get back to the heights we were once at if we're changing manager every 3 years.

[@kurtpunchesthings2411]

ikr mofo people so impatient it took Sir Alex as you said 4 years to win a single trophy and 7 years to win his first league title also took him 13 years to win his first Champions League point is people who are screaming for instant success are delusional what we need is a Rebuild that will take anywhere between 3-7 years not just the team needs fixing but the entire Club needs to be shaken up ideally new owners but that's a long term to do list but look with all the money our club has the answer is simply we need to get our act together and get people into this club who know what the fuck there doing our organizing is killing us but yes this rebuild will take awhile

[@thabisoshale9168]

This is the wrong fanbase pal. Man United fans feel entitled to trophies and think a manager should give them a quadruple within the first 3 years. I honesty hope ETH wins something within those 3 years, otherwise Man United fans will want his head.

[@Klako-ls6yt]

@@thabisoshale9168 Yeah, I'm aware how United fans can be. But, I maybe naively hope that a decade of being humbled can start to bring some of the fanbase back down to Earth.

[@iankemp1131]

It's a very good parallel. Ferguson inherited a team that occasionally won cups but was lightweight and had a drinking culture. It took him 5+ years to turn it round to a team that could win the league consistently and bring in enough new players in his mould. Ten Haag may need a similar period. But can the new guys recruit any better than the previous ones? And are the coaches good enough, particularly the defensive coach? Are the current players overrated and overpriced, or has their potential not been developed?

[@yoshuareynaldo2295]

Not gonna write off Brighton and Brentford though, they were impressive last season. I think expected points wise, they are closer to mid up teams like WHU.

[@blueboy1739]

Your joking right? United has way better players than these two small clubs. They should not be losing to them, let alone losing to Brighton 4-0. You must be a United hater

[@Alexm0321]

@@blueboy1739 no he’s just realistic Brentford and Brighton had a great Season

[@mynamesjeff9280]

@@Alexm0321 Yes. they had great season but ManU should never be losing to mid-table teams 4-0

[@yoshuareynaldo2295]

@@blueboy1739 Expected points wise, they are actually close to United, Brentford even slightly higher. Brighton is 54, Brentford is 56, compare this with United's 55. Having good players doesn't mean anything if you don't have great team chemistry, look at England's golden team for example.

[@iankemp1131]

Brighton and Brentford are way underestimated. Just because they are small clubs without star players doesn't mean they don't play really good football. Both play with energy and cohesion. Brighton regularly outplay good teams in the middle of the park but have struggled to finish. Man U left their defence so wide open that even Brighton could score though.

[@whitewolf55673]

This can't be blamed on Ralf Rangnick. The players down tooled. Except for Ronaldo and De Gea All the players was SHITE. 9:48 Btw none of the coaches were his. That's just wrong there. Not a fair representation.

[@ac14cmpunk25]

Let's be real Ralf Ragnick is a great footballing mind and a solid Manager aswell but the writing was on the Wall at this point. The Dressing Room was an other shambless. Rangnick as a footballing Director still would be Gold for this Club bit as a manager the Job was too big for him

[@user-ls8ks7kv8c]

Van Gaal: 3rd place in the World Cup, United players down tooled eventually played boring and scared football. Mourinho: Won multiple Premier Leagues and Champions League, United players down tooled eventually played boring and scared football. Ole: Did good in Norway but not good Premier League managerial experience, United players down tooled eventually played boring and scared football. Rangnick: Bundesliga winner, United players down tooled eventually played boring and scared football. The problem is obviously a rot amongst lazy players with a garbage attitude that has infected every new player that came. Rashford, Martial, Bruno, etc. started off great before becoming infected with this rot.

[@vm1510]

I admire your tenacity for watching all those highlight videos yourself while making this video. most football fans would just want to forget a defeat as soon as possible

[@riichobamin7612]

Announcing Erik Ten Hag mid-April sure did Rangnick no favours.

[@123dan165]

But it was Ragnick who brought him in.

[@Goozero1]

Pretty weird that Ralf was brought to be manager so that he could move into an advisor role. Then, he didn't move into an advisor role and left.... So in hindsight, idk why he was at United in the first place.

[@yaxiyaali2094]

this is why= Ralf Ragnik is a legend , he had to expose the board and problems in united, Ten Hag should be grateful to him because he has layed a foundation for him to work on. He is our Club legend, thank you Ragnik , people will never know the importance of what the have untill it is gone.

[@thecontextual1one411]

Rangnick said everything after the fact and pandered to the board when it mattered most. Jose Mourinho otoh spoke up in real time but got vilified. It speaks volumes that this fanbase idolworships an idiot like Ralf, who a broken AC Milan had the good judgment to reneg on appointing given that they finished 2nd and won the title in the 2 seasons which have passed since he was supposed to get the job. I say the good judgment because he was going to sell Zlatan and Paolo Maldini was going to leave if he got appointed given how he was criticising him for the decision to bring Zlatan back to the club and effectively called him incompetent (Maldini halved the wage bill and recruited so well that Milan won the Scudetto with the youngest squad in Italy based on what Il Capitano did). That should have been the warning flag that United should have considered. They'd have been wise to raid Inter for Beppe Marotta, an absolute genius who effectively rebuilt Inter and Juventus (the only reason Inter are struggling is because the Chinese government froze the assets of their owner, literally zero to do with Beppe). The biggest mistake United made was passing on Conte

[@GenesiisDavid]

Yeah this one was definitely on the players. They definitely sabotaged themselves

[@rLxJake]

This is the first time I’ve had a good feeling about our manager appointment since sir Alex retired (yes I didn’t think Jose would work out).

[@kurtpunchesthings2411]

but at the same time by a country Mile Jose Mourinho is the best Manager we have had in the post Ferguson Era a League Cup a Europa League and a Second Place finish he really was not kidding Jake when he said his greatest achievement as a manager was getting that United team second i firmly believe he is correct because good managers can win with great teams but a Great Manager is someone who can take a very average team and lead them to success like he did with our League Cup and Europa League successes

[@thecontextual1one411]

This fanbase is too proud to admit they mistreated him

[@Killahb1036]

Ralf inherited a shit show. Doesn't matter how many player they try to buy. It's a shell of its former self. Still Erik Ten Hag is talented coach that will revitalize this terrible group. He does need time, but I think he can make United a consistent top 4 team. The only thing holding United back is the owners. It's always going to be the Glaziers holding this team from being a dominant side again.

[@kurtpunchesthings2411]

ikr you could bring back Prime Sir Alex and even he couldn't fix this shit as my old sports philosophy says " You Cannot Elevate Garbage " this became very fucking clear to us after the 2021 Europa League Final when we did not fucking have a Bench but sadly nothing was done over the summer or the winter

[@DR3ADER1]

Don't be delusional. ten Hag will FAIL, just like the rest of them And I mean HE WILL FAIL. ten Haag only has £120 million to "spend" and they're less than a month away without any confirmed transfers. They also have no pull due to their current position as Europa League qualifiers. They also have no strategy. Too many idiots think that tactics are what makes a good organisation, WRONG! Tactics are short-term and only win you weak-as-shit battles, strategy is long-term and wins you WARS and SEASONS. Anyone who is idiotic enough to delude themselves into thinking that ten Hag isn't ALSO inheriting a mess filled with weak people with massive egos and are known to throw managers under the bus deserve to be laughed at for all eternity.

[@kurtpunchesthings2411]

@@DR3ADER1 look he's inheriting a mess yea but you need to understand only a fool believes success is going to be instant remember it took the Great Sir Alex Ferguson 4 years to win his first trophy at united and 7 years to win his first league title the only debate is will Ten Hag be able to get rid of the cancers in our team and replace them with people who are actually working hard remember our greatest team was literally some kids that were thrown together not mega stars we need to build from the youth point being regardless how it goes he needs at least 3 full seasons to reshape the team

[@DR3ADER1]

@@kurtpunchesthings2411 "...but you need to understand-" STOP RIGHT THERE! You're deluding yourself again with this, "just give him more time" bullshit. Because that implies that the Glazers are NOT going to bungle and mismanage the club again as they've always done for 17 YEARS. Manchester United are a husk, a shell of what once was, regardless of how much time you give anyone. The managerial seat has been confirmed to be an absolute bust/poisoned chalice of an endeavour for 10 years, the players have the power to undo ANY work ten Hag applies in less than a day and the accountants are managing the transfer windows. Ajax gave near-complete control to Erik because his philosophy is just the Dutch way, and has been the Dutch way for over 55 years. Manchester United have no strategy and never had for years now with the exception of merchandise and marketing bullshit. And already, have had said new accountant lie to the fans ON-CAMERA (he claimed that United have £200 million to spend when in reality, they only have £120 million and are fucking-up the De Jong deal in a comedic fashion). This isn't me being a Liverpool fan bantering, because this stopped being banter years ago, I'm only laughing because if I don't, I'd be burning down people's houses in impotent rage. Because the best rivalries only occur when both sides are a) equal, b) well-managed and c) are not complete clown shows. Something that Man United haven't been for some time. I've also had enough of the lies from Man U fans saying that "x manager is going to turn it all around", "x manager is the step in the right direction", etc, etc. I've also had enough of shitty owners who have succeded in turning Man U into a lucrative brand rather than a proper football club (read: the ONLY reason why they were even worth anything in the first bloody place). Give him four years, give him seven, hell give him 11 years, and it won't solve the rotten core that plagues the club you follow. It didn't sort itself out over the course of 17 years, so four is a pathetically anaemic timeframe to undo all of the trash.

[@user-xj1yd8oh4i]

@@DR3ADER1 he has given power to sell the un necessary players so he can decide that after pre season

[@123dan165]

I believe Erik ten hag will deliver something special to old Trafford. Ragnick's legacy at United will be not what he done on the pitch but what he did at board level bringing in erick ten hag then Paul Mitchell and also exposing United's owner's and board's bad decision making.

[@123dan165]

@Palantiri probably because of the glazers. I think once ten hag leaves, United will go back to their usual selves. But ten hag I think will work wonders.

[@lexxihd5843]

@@123dan165 Paul Mitchell stayed at Monaco. United have no competent recruitment team and the Glazers are also a problem.

[@123dan165]

@@lexxihd5843 yh there were reports that he was technical director I guess I was wrong sorry.

[@123dan165]

@@lexxihd5843 however I still believe ten hag will work wonders at United. The problem is after he leaves United.

[@lexxihd5843]

@@123dan165 They wanted him to become sports director, but he declined to work under Murtough. Murtough has little experience and Mitchell didn't want him to be his boss, from what i understand.

[@cameronw8528]

“It can’t get much worse, I don’t wanna jinx it…” didn’t age well.

[@AFCN7]

It's worth noting that during the initial good run under Ralf, they had a ridiculously easy fixture list.

[@shagrrr1865]

Ralf was nowhere near top of the list of issues

[@kerrymandanny8135]

Felt bad for Ralph got thrown under the bus like Mourinho and ole by sub par players and poor attitudes In the club. I'm a liverpool fan so obviously hate United but I genuinely felt bad for them the last few years. Now tho they seem like they are back so I can hate them again lol.

[@nicvilardi2933]

Ragnick was not a good manager but the executives should bare most of the blame for hiring a club builder to manage a team with no transfers and a weak roster in general

[@Dartagnan88]

As an Austrian I’m so thankful that united let him go. Joke of a club

[@MichaelWarrenStudios]

Good vid, any chance of an Oldham Athletic version?

[@krustyburger2885]

Omg yes pls

[@andreifoltis7644]

I honestly think losing Ronaldo is extremely bad. First of all, before thinking on the long term lets ask ourselves the simple question who our next striker will be if he leaves, because quite frankly there really is no available replacement for him. Then lets think whether or not we will actually be able to convince De Jong to come at our club if one of the players who showed desire just leaves because we are showing no ambition, given the fact it seems he isn't particularly sold on the idea of joining united. Besides that where did the whole idea of being able to influence younger players in a positive way vanish and why would we assume that Ten Hag who said that Ronaldo is part of his plan is straight up lying to us. As much as Ronaldo might not press he is doing his main job as a striker, which is scoring goals, really well, I mean besides the fact we were shambolic in defense without Ronaldo the attack would have clearly been just as bad. Another thing is that you just can not tell me that his pressing problem is worse for the team than things like Rashford who never tracks back, Maguire who is our captain and the example he gives is just...(the memes say it all) and McTominay who is our defensive midfielder can't pass a ball forward (I know De Jong may take his place, but De Jong won't play every game and he might just get injured at some point and in that case he and Fred are our backup, I don't think talking about Fred's flaws is necessary).

[@Zack_410]

Of course it's bad. Idk why people wanna act like it isn't. He saved us from getting humiliated so many times. Plus during games he didn't play we didn't win any of them.

[@pedropierre9594]

Its the people in charge, they are convinced they sit on a title winning squad, but man, are they wrong 😂

[@thecontextual1one411]

So because a pair of losers like Ole and Ralf failed, no manager can do better? Maybe, just maybe, you'll understand that a title winning squad needs an elite manager in their prime like Conte. I'm not in anyway saying that the squad inherited by Rangnick was a title winning one, but man for man, it was at least equal to the one Conte won the PL with at Chelsea. Conte is the type who wouldn't suffer fools and he'd have gutted the squad of criminals/wasters like maguire, Mctominay and Greenwood. Bruno would finally be able to work for an elite coach (his 2nd language is Italian and its why him and Pogba communicated so easily). Ironically, Fred's best form has come when he's played alongside Bruno and another Portuguese speaker (Casemiro and Matic are both fluent in the language). Pogba would have stayed as would Matic while Cristiano would have a coach with a similar mentality. Remember that both have been at Juventus since the Bianconeri built their new stadium and world class training facilities- no way would Conte tolerate the bs. He'd out the glazers and demand better. No matter what you say about Conte, he connects with fans in a way that very few coaches can. It'd be like getting the 2013 version of Mourinho (still in his prime) rather than the slightly past his best version that we got.

[@DrGivengo]

“And I made a video about the subjugation of Hong Kong” …that shit got me 🤣😂

[@spooke_e6679]

Yeah I fully agree with your points on Ten Hag. Man Utd has fallen into an incredibly toxic cycle whereby new managers are brought in, expected to deliver instant results, fail, and are then sacked. In the interim they've signed a bunch of players and tried to implement new tactics which just confuses the players, makes it harder and harder for them to work cohesively and just decimates team morale. I can't blame the players for looking like they've just given up at this point, if I had a new boss every year with an entirely new system and way of doing things I'd be reticent to listen to them too. The board and fans need to give someone a chance, accept that things are totally fucked right now and won't be fixed by just signing a bunch of new players, but that any new manager needs some time and patience to test things out, fail a bit, and find a system that works (as well as get players that work for it). A new manager won't magically make a team that, as you say, has been built by 5 different people to do 5 different things good, nor will he magically be able to make team morale good or change what is, from the sounds of it, an incredibly dysfunctional and toxic dressing room atmosphere, and it honestly seems like the whole thing needs to be reworked Sadly, my best guess right now is that everyone will be calling Ten Hag the messiah, he'll manage to win a few games, everyone will assume things are good now, things'll start to go wrong and he'll be sacked in six months to a year

[@tendaimatambanadzo5900]

Ten Hag will be given a chance.The Glazers are not very smart in footballing terms but even they know that ETH needs time.Let us have this conversation at the end of the season.

[@lalitthapa101]

The worst thing about the match against Brighton was that it should have been way more than 4-0. Brighton players missed a lot too. Can you imagine United losing something like 6-0 to BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION💀💀💀

[@mustafaabdulsahib9317]

the players are bad, most of the attackers dont press or dont know how to press correctly by blocking passing pathway they just run at the opposition ralf came mid season with no time to train them in his way i think many man U fans have very high expectations and put high pressure on the coach

[@vix8047]

Here after the thrashing by Brighton and Brentford And solid defence getting the wins

[@iankemp1131]

OK, so Ronaldo's not a presser, but without his goals last year Man U would have been nowhere. They only beat NORWICH 3-2 because he scored a hat trick! You can build a team with one talented player if the other 9 all work hard to fill the gaps - as with Matt Le Tissier at Southampton. But Man U's attack-minded players don't do that. A bunch of talented players, but not a team.

[@diadiecisse3089]

Ralf Rangnick left as he came because he saw there was no hope for this squad 😂. After I learned about his career, it became clear to me he wasn’t the problem. Let’s see Ten Hag now. Hopefully he lasts till Christmas 😂

[@donutgaming5390]

Rough start for Ten Hag, loss at Old Trafford against Brighton 😬

[@nobertmathonsi7317]

Anyone who blames Ralf is really just exposing their lack of knowledge on football. Players downed tools mid season. He even said that these players were doing things that they didn’t agree on for example the high defensive line against Liverpool which led them to score in the first 5 mins as Harry Maguire was pulled out of position. I know everyone is entitled to their opinions but some opinions are just plain wrong and stupid. They didn’t respect him because he demanded more intensity from them and they knew that he was only an interim manager. These players are no good, they get managers sacked for fun, they did it to Van Gaal, mourinho, Solsjaer and now ragnick, give them 2 years and they will do the same to Ten Hag if he doesn’t sell most of them. Ralf Ragnick even said that these players blatantly ignored the patterns of play and instructions given by him and the coaches and they would go on the pitch and freestyle then get beaten, and all of a sudden thats ragnick’s fault.

[@robertmccabe2073]

Look how better they are playing under ETH, so yes he wasn't good enough

[@nobertmathonsi7317]

@@robertmccabe2073 because ten hag actually has authority over them. They always knew that ralf is only here for 6 months thats why they were no bothered to work hard for him, prime example is Rashford (the golden boy) and lingard coming on in the 2nd half at the Ethiad when we were losing 2-0 and they were walking around not even bothered to run. The manager can only prepare the team as best as he can but if the players decide to throw him under the bus then there ain’t much he can do

[@robertmccabe2073]

@@nobertmathonsi7317 if you can't get the best out of those top players then as a manager u are not up to the standard, plus it was easy for him to talk about the problems and didn't do much to resolve it

[@nobertmathonsi7317]

@@robertmccabe2073 you’re not getting it, he was an interim manager and the players knew it. He had no proper authority to discipline players properly. Look at the authority that Ten Hag has, he can bench the captain and black sheep the best player in the team (cr7) and bench the most in form player (rashford) for oversleeping, because they know he is the boss. Ralf was like a substitute teacher that everyone know has no power hence they didn’t respect him. He had to deal with the dead wood players with bad attitude that infected the whole dressing room like Pogba, lingard, cavani etc all of whom are gone now which allows Ten hag better control of the club.

[@robertmccabe2073]

@@nobertmathonsi7317 yea pogba was dead wood but not sure about cavani tho, should be doing better with the players he had. Mostly the same squad as last season and they are doing much better

[@mad576wastaken]

Reliving the city, Brighton and especially Liverpool games was painful but good video Bmo.

[@Harisankar-ce2vd]

Never given the full support by the management. Never given the full support by the players. Never believed in by the supporters. Ragnick had few chances of succeeding at Manchester United

[@Cloud-nn1po]

I mean the supporters gave him a lot more love than Mourinho or Ole. Probably because he wasn’t here for as long as them and didn’t get nearly as much time. But even though he did worse and after the first few games, his tactics weren’t as clear, it was pretty evident that people gave him more respect than those two.

[@incognito2008]

Every time i watch these videos i get the itch to make a man utd career mode save 💀

[@bln.5579]

If only you knew how many saves I've made...

[@JR-mg6mm]

It was wrong for united to cut ties with ralf. He knew what was wrong and he had a solid track record of building football teams.

[@k1llsk]

Ronaldo was pretty much the only thing that kept us in the europa league race, sad that i couldn't say UCL

[@kurtpunchesthings2411]

unironically without Ronaldo and David De Gea we would have been in a Relegation fight and no i am not kidding

[@thewanderer9958]

I enjoy your coverage of boys in red. Do keep it up!

[@nemboy1567]

As I always say, the day the board backs the manager not just with money but with authority, making his decisions final and making sure players knows he’s the boss, if any players screws up they’re out. Only then will we become a great club again

[@dhj-i8g]

Spurs paid United 6 points to secure Conte.... (through gritted teeth) "WORTH IT"

[@MrRobots100]

I love optimistic Man utd fans.

[@TheGreatHeisman]

Great video! But I don’t think it’s Ralf’s fault cause a lot of the current United players outside of Ronaldo and De Gea don’t have a good work ethic

[@theotheluo6546]

The analogies in your videos are so accurate and make the videos more interesting.

[@BizarreWords]

You make some very good points footballwise, but calling a Picasso painting "Disjointed" is just wrong. His style is cohesive (within the context of each painting) and every element work within the frame.

[@800iq2]

Dude. I knew Manchester United were going to have a turbulent season after watching the Southampton and Wovles games. They were playing like individuals and nabbed an unconvincing 1-0 win in late game and that attitude was going to continuously devolve . Even since last season when they were winning games 1-0 with a Fernandes penalty I knew it was only a matter of time before they collapsed.

[@matheusfiorelli8829]

7:15 oh how the turn tables xD

[@TheRedBaron1917]

Ralf Ragnick would be great as a sporting director somewhere, just not as a manager. Hes very knowledgeable about the game unfortunately hes kindof a nerd and not really a charismatic leader of men. Oles problem was he wanted more to be best friends with his players and dosent have a clue how to be their boss. Sacking Mourinho was the dumbest thing United coulda done. He dosent have a particularly attractive style of football but the man is a bona fide genius. This is part of the problem where not having a sporting director REALLY hurts. You got guys who came in under Fergie and guys who came in under David Moyes and guys who came in under Van Haal and Mourinho and Ole all very different managers so as a result you got guys on this United team who came in under Jose and a Jose style team is gonna load up on fullbacks but then you tried to do gen gen pressing BUT NOW suddenly you're gonna play Tikki Takka when the midfield is an embarrassing shambles (never forget United chose to sign Fred over Rodri) like I hope Donny gets more playing time but not even Frenkie wants to leave a Barcelona side that is financially in ruins because at least the rain dosent come through the roof at camp nou. I wanna believe and hope someday United will turn it around and at least compete for silverware but I fear its only gonna get worse before it gets better and by Christmas time Häagen-Dazs will be sacked and football pundits will be debating between whether United should sign Koeman or Wayne Rooney as the next manager and I know you probably think 'IT CAN'T GET THAAAAT BAD' but I'm sure nobody thought it could get as bad as it is now. RIP 2022- 2023 Man United

[@bm3975]

Without a doubt a best content creator for Man Utd stuff. Seeing you drop new video on guys in red is like that first puff of joint or having a beer after a extremely hard day. From sounds to memes in background , its just eases this red devils fan strained brain. Cheers from Serbia brother. And if possible bless us with more man utd stuff.

[@jonisilk]

He'll have the backing of the board.... wonder how well that will age.

[@dbkarman]

This isnt in the video cuz its last minute, but Eric's "Ronaldo problem" might not be a problem after all...

[@marcostenorio496]

looking good bro

[@gr8chemisty17]

Been missing your uploads. Especially the follow up to the Sir Alex era of Man U vids. Glad your back!

[@idevicerhelper]

I agree about the expectations. However, it’s really difficult to hold it back after the 3/3 in the preseason. It’s that we won all games, it’s the way we win.

[@xunliu9653]

Man-circus-UTD was really entertaining last season, hope you provide more happiness to us.

[@anthonytobar4629]

Keep uploading bro these vids are fire 🔥 you should do weekly uploads

[@Dera07]

😓 here after 4-0

[@superiorgaming8086]

Aside from the board and players still the manager plays big role to Man United downfall. Bring in ruthless strict and systematic coach like Pep, Klopp, or even Fergie Man United can truly transfrom

[@Lleonne96]

Ralf is not the only issue here at Manchester United, he is the scapegoat for making MU looks good, like, I gotta be honest, If MU, no... If Glazers just patiently keep Ole there, no matter how terrible the start of the season he did on 2021, he would be the next thing, maybe even get the same vibes as the Fergie era. But no. He saked Ole, replacing an interim who was good at analyzing, and made him the scapegoat, including bringing the rusty-old Ronaldo. They somehow made an impact on Ole Tactics, but not for Ralf. CR7 turns Ralf into "hey, I want this, I want that, bla bla bla" so Ralf had no choice but to follow the CR7 demands. I highly doubt that Ten Haag would make an impact on the 2022/2023 season immediately because he is the manager who builds the team from the ground up, not an overspent-type kinda, of guy. Also just get rid of aging Ronaldo, he is just too toxic to become a world-class player (I am not a Messi fan, for note here). That's why he would not work well with Juve in the previous 3 years of his career there. And also, point out on Ten Haag's style of play isn't gonna fit well with Ronaldo's playstyle.

[@gothia6515]

I wouldnt say CR7 is a problem when it comes to big personalities. He is way too professional for that. But Pogba and the young spoiled Lamborghini drivers arent.

[@brobed1]

Dude. Ronaldo wants out, De Jong doesn’t want to come and we have yet to buy a single midfielder. It’s bad

[@davidalesia6881]

It would be wise for United to give Ten Hag more time than what Arsenal did Emery, who was given a worse defense than what United has had in the past decade

[@aayushsrivastava9569]

Trust Ten Haag like we trusted Klopp. It takes time to build a great team. Give him 3 seasons.

[@alexanderwaite9403]

I loved the Man U squads in the early 90s. Those teams made e fall in love with football!

[@willz682]

I don't blame ralf, the players didn't even listen to him at all. He exposed most of them and they didn't like it. Even players like rashford if u look closely didn't give a shit to even run back, the leaks from players too.... man u was a shit show past Season

[@v3k1cg]

man I love these videos and I hope you can do some for other clubs too

[@littyagain]

The check engine light came on 😂😂😂😂

[@man4437]

1:03 I love the gaigenpress

[@2dany5]

Facts: Jose Mourinho was the best thing for Manchester united after Sir Alex Ferguson. The only manager to win silverware after Fergie (Trebel no less).

[@kolla5415]

With limited budget, toxic atmosphere and unwanted players that Jose did not want, it's still a miracle that Jose won something at United. LVG also won the FA cup but he unfairly sacked as well.

[@2dany5]

@@kolla5415 He warned all of us. Look at United know, is a testament to what he said about the ownership, the mentality and everything at the club.

[@kurtpunchesthings2411]

Louis Van Gaal " excuse me "

[@fccyclingtristan]

the whole part of Ten Hag is so overdone I quote "Ajax weren't winning before he came in." which they defenetely did and that he had to addapt to keep on winning the league ajaxs budget is higher than almost the rest of the league combined so replacements were found. Which wasn't even necessary because the Eredivisie is for the most part bs clubs PS: I am Dutch and follow the Eredivisie every week I am a PSV-fan

[@sherazaadabdulla2694]

Did more for than the club Than simple minds like you can understand. If ragnick never joined I guarantee we wouldn't have ten hag

[@danielnajerabetancourt8415]

I’m glad reading every comment supporting Ralf.

[@leo8049]

I literally try to imagine what Maguire was thinking at 6:47 and I can't understand why he didn't just clear the ball for a corner! How is this man still captain?

[@empresslane1390]

Dropped everything for this

[@samwilliams4244]

I dont give a shit about man utd, but this was so entertaining I was. in. x

[@TrueGeoride]

I love these informational type videos of yours, it’s so good. Keep it up!

[@Sab.1695]

Ten hag is a magician 🔥🔥 from a team of individuals to a hardworking team

[@relaxguy743]

I dont know .. We have just to see what happen with ETH this new season. Because honestly, he really goes to the club with the biggest headache in the world. So if he could do something there, it would be a blessed for him.

[@Harikrishnavm]

All we can hope for now is that the Ten Hag brings us to back to the top. I feel like it’s going to take 3 or 4 seasons before we start challenging again

[@Fake-dy6dt]

How 4-1 loss is ragnik fault??? It's literally the fridge fault

[@rbarnett3200]

You pretty much nailed it by saying Man U is a team of individuals currently.

[@erulreza]

that deja vu outta nowhere 🤣

[@kaizenkltr]

Alright this video made me sad. Not a Man Utd fan but its still heartbreaking. Even i was excited with their signings at the beginning of the season.

[@kristoffturner3509]

BMonus get your facts right

[@GM-qi8pw]

I love Ragnick, I wish he would have stayed for the consultancy role. but I feel he was used as a scapegoat for this horrible season. I don't believe that he wanted to leave, but was politely forced to leave as he stated multiple times in press conference that he was excited to continue to work as a consultant. the Erik Ten Hag and Ragnick Partnership would have been a great I would have thought.

[@benedictjajo]

The only option Man Utd got left is: Sack the Upper Management.

[@Zero_Requiem]

Replace the entire first team squad with the U21s, at least they have more to play for than just collecting big fat paychecks.

[@BarcaFanaticOfficial]

Bring back the China Ruined Everything Career Mode... PLEASE!

[@richardmcgowan1651]

UTD always looking back to the Alex Ferguson days.