the thing people keep missing about united in 2013-14 is that the decline started much earlier like people forget that in 2012 man u got 3rd and out of the group stage of the champions league, in a group with benfica, basel and some unkown romanian club before getting schooled home and away by athletic bilbao in the europa league, as welk as losing to mancini's city 6-1 in old trafford the signs were shown much earlier, but sir alex kept winning trophies with a squad of johnny evans, phil jones, danny welbeck and some old washed legends, so no one batted an eye, but turned out, it was because of sir alex's genius that the team kept that team going and winning the premier league, and the years after proved that
@LieutenantKondou2 сағат бұрын
Exactly that Squad was on his last legs and Moyes was set up to fail.
@TheEviLMothСағат бұрын
Don't forget ando-cleverley duo 😂. No proper rebuild ever since they sold cristiano. Greedy glazers
@pinealdreams300552 минут бұрын
Anyone who doubts Fergie's genius just needs to look at the 2012-2013 squad and how well he got them playing in the league.
@malhaar22716 сағат бұрын
This man almost died inside making this video. Like and subscribe you guys the man puts blood into his videos
@nabsteve3 сағат бұрын
😂😂😂
@malhaar227155 минут бұрын
@@nabsteve Jokes apart gang I took a 9 year hiatus from football after Messi lost 2014 WC. This man caught me up on everything so well
@ssgulquiorra10487 сағат бұрын
MAN it’s been a minute since you’ve done a retrospective video like this, I always thought they were some of the best vids on your channel. Please make more of them!!
@ashrafibraheem22777 сағат бұрын
Yeahhh
@dj711626 сағат бұрын
Moyes is not a bad manager, it's just that the job was too big for him and Ferguson left him with an ageing and generally average team. While other teams like Man City were building for the future, United were slow to bring through the next generation of players.
@nakiyame26066 сағат бұрын
other teams building for the future while united is left with ED FOKKIN WOOD as the man who decides the transfers
@riichobamin76126 сағат бұрын
Average team ? Bro, they were certainly aging but you cannot call the league winners "average" 😂😂😂
@Ore.31-r2b6 сағат бұрын
@@riichobamin7612 u sure abt dat? sir ale literally won the league with smalling, phil jones and fucking johnny evans bro at the back and van persie was already aging after they won the league
@riichobamin76125 сағат бұрын
@@Ore.31-r2b dude. It is VERY simple, if a team wins the League, that too a competitive league like the Premier League, then no way in Hell is that team "average". Winning the League by definition bestows the title of the "best team in the country" on you. That is literally NOT AVERAGE.
@riichobamin76125 сағат бұрын
@@Ore.31-r2b also you are calling the team "average" by just mentioning the players you think are average, while COMPLETELY ignoring the fact that that team ACTUALLY won the League.
@HHHBFResurrected5 сағат бұрын
It's probably hard for younger fans to understand just how good Moyes' reputation was at the time (as it pretty much torpedoed after United). The job he did at Everton is quite possibly the greatest piece of long term managerial work in PL history! This was a time where the top 4 of United, Chelsea, Arsenal & Liverpool was totally locked down, with City later gate crashing. He got a team that was stranded in the lower/bottom half for a decade & brought them to a place where a quality striker would've seen them seriously threaten that monopoly & he did it operating with virtually no resources. Every older fan of these top 4 clubs will remember how seriously the fixture away to Everton was taken. A win was a sigh of relief & taken as a notch on the belt.
@Endrick-real4 сағат бұрын
Emry is modern day Moyes then
@itscalledfootballyt2 сағат бұрын
@@Endrick-real That's the best modern day comparison, but imagine if Emery is still doing this in 8 or 9 years time and then succeeds Pep at City
@Endrick-real2 сағат бұрын
@@itscalledfootballyt pep won't be at City for that long but I do see what you mean , he'd have big shoes to fill
@itscalledfootballyt2 сағат бұрын
@ Yeah I don’t think Pep will be either but with Klopp gone now it’s the only Prem job that’s even remotely comparable to Ferguson’s
@pinealdreams300548 минут бұрын
Moyes' Everton team is definitely forgotten by younger fans. United fan here, and we absolutely hated Everton away every season. Constantly between 7th and 5th and 4th one season. With a packet of crisps and two loose shoelaces for a transfer budget. And Moyes' Everton Vs Allardyce's Bolton was great.
@anubixus6 сағат бұрын
I remember reading somewhere that Sir Alex desperately wanted Pep even when he was a player!
@lateraft11236 сағат бұрын
Jamie carrager said Alex Ferguson biggest mistake was underestimating how good he was
@TVChannel3505 сағат бұрын
David Moyes: I want these players for my squad Ed Woodward, not a proper CEO: no And then everything went downhill
@WiHuThRi6 сағат бұрын
Even when doing historical videos, he's invoking his own depression...
@osyemiСағат бұрын
Quality delivered again. This guy doesn’t miss. I still remember no one being excited about the Moyes hire
@osamazahid47685 сағат бұрын
To be honest, Ten Hag era was far worse, even Moyes didn’t manage a 7-0
@dharshanlakha87884 сағат бұрын
Obviously, moyes had of the best goalies in the world
@Ore.31-r2b4 сағат бұрын
@@dharshanlakha8788 Didnt ten hag have too?
@LABRADFORD103 сағат бұрын
Ten hag at least got European football and won two trophies. That was one game. It was a horrible game, but it was one game.
@kamogelomano7072 сағат бұрын
Moyes would have caught 7 from Klopps Liverpool. I don't think you actually witnessed Moyes football and that's fine, just don't make baseless claims like this
@osamazahid4768Сағат бұрын
@ I did actually, week in week out, remember it quite well and it was bad no doubt about it but not as bad as it was under ten haag
@committedeel17514 сағат бұрын
The amount of grief I felt watching this... I can only imagine how you're feeling mate. Praying that Ruben Amorim's tenure is better so you have a better comeback video that's upbeat
@spek8885 сағат бұрын
Let’s also not forget David Moyes bought in John murtough from Everton who was crap aswell
@thatRyzzleСағат бұрын
That shot of Mourinho shaking the hands of the three guys sitting around him always cracks me up.
@Harun-hr4em6 сағат бұрын
Watching Man U fans hype up their next manager almost every 2 years feels like were stuck in a loop. We all know whats gonna happen but they still somehow get suprised
@natalkumar61326 сағат бұрын
Except for Ten Haag, all others were and are good. Moyes did a lot, Van Gaal was quite good and treated unfairly, Mourinho was right, Solksjaer fought, Rangnick had no choice, but Ten Haag was a special brand of trash. Amorim is miles better.
@Irfan876 сағат бұрын
@@natalkumar6132 EtH had to deal with a ton of shit, its amazing how people dont see beyond it.
@chopstickcheppo15116 сағат бұрын
@@natalkumar6132delusional take
@jekanyika6 сағат бұрын
@@natalkumar6132 I wish I had your optimism
@nadeemlakhi92065 сағат бұрын
@natalkumar6132 how trash was he really when he brought us 2 trophies?
@joost01333 сағат бұрын
It has been a joy to once again join your MU therapy session. I see you've been improving.
@ryankwatemba40716 сағат бұрын
Let's be honest, United's past glory was just because of Sir Alex... without him, they're just a over glorified Tottenham
@Spidersox1989Сағат бұрын
Whatever makes you happy, 20 league titles
@ITR97058 минут бұрын
Before Sir Alex united had 7 pl 1 cl 7 fa cup while arsenal had 10 pl 0 cl 5 fa cup whom was supposed to be the 2 best after Liverpool so the only team that was better than united was Liverpool before sir Alex the rest no so stop yapping.
@afonsodinis63462 сағат бұрын
This video serves as a great comparison to have in mind while you watch Ruben Amorim at United. As a Sporting fan and also a ManU fan, please keep the things that failed with Moyes in your mind and compare them to what Amorim is saying and doing at the moment while he manages ManU. I think you are in for a fun time.
@thatotherguy45285 сағат бұрын
Lmao “I find it hard that that’s the way the balls came out of the bag” 😂
@klmgaragegainer41965 сағат бұрын
9 whole days and I've been having withdrawals😢. Lawl great video as always.
@ThatNukemGuy2 сағат бұрын
Not blaming Ferguson for letting the team wilt and then disappearing as the hard work needed to be done is wild
@danicacior48154 сағат бұрын
The fact that Sir Alex told Pep to call him before taking any contract, and Pep refusing to call him is Goated😂
@Irfan876 сағат бұрын
Moyes was brought in and told to just run it, everything was in place. Instead he fucking gutted the backroom staff. United was always too big for him and he was never gonna succeed.
@hugolouessard39144 сағат бұрын
It would be great to have a series of video about post Ferguson Manchester United, this one and then other videos until the ten Hag failure. I would be very interested to see that !! About Moyes, to be fair, he inherited a United squad that was old and washed. All the leaders were at the end of their top tier years, and the younger players meant to replace them were not top4 PL players. Vidic was 32, Ferdinand 35, Evra 32, Giggs 39, Carrick 32, Rooney 28 (but he peaked very young) and Van Persie 30. And although Smalling, Phil Jones, Rafael, Johnny Evans, Valencia, Fellaini, Mata, Kagawa, Zaha or Welbeck were good players, they weren't near the level of the players United had a few years later. Really, only Chicharito, Rooney, Kagawa, De Gea and Mata were young and very good players. And only Fellaini and Varela arrived in the summer. Varela didn't play and Fellaini was good but not Man United level. Finishing 7th was not that crazy with the information we have now. Certainly Moyes could have done better, and I agree he wasn't good enough for an elite job, but noone would have won the title that year, or even competed for it. 2012-2013 was some desperate final rush for that team, to wash the Man City title and give Ferguson the perfect farewell, but many took it back then as a sign that the squad was all good. And yeah Van Persie 30, Vidic, Evra and Carrick 32, were not that old and might have had a few more top tier years, but after so much success they were at the end of a cycle, and that's not surprising. Even Rooney, who was only 28 never reached 30 goal contributions after 2011-2012 and left at age 32 after a poor 5 goals season in the PL. He was already past his best in 2013. It's true that the best coaches were unavailable in 2013, or at least it seems like it, because some might have been persuaded to come if United insisted I think. And Moyes looked really good, so you can't really argue against that choice at the moment it was announced. But when we see what the following United managers did with much better squads and more time, his tenure isn't catastrophic at all, he has one of the worst United squads of the XXIst century.
@fsaeuqwe3 сағат бұрын
tbh moyes was not the worse we have. he didn’t spend too much, he didn’t sell anyone that we should keep.
@TK_Brainslug4 сағат бұрын
great video as usual
@hsthatzo806324 минут бұрын
The two words that describe David Moyes at United the most: Deer & Headlights 😂😂
@PhilliesNostalgia3 сағат бұрын
To the 5 points, I would add a 6th. Failure for the previous regime to rebuild the squad and bring in a new core. You look at the windows before Sir Alex left, and they are really poor. No big turnover to carry them well into the future. It goes somewhat with Point 3, but that’s when Moyes was manager. My Point 6 would be what happened under Fergie in the 5-7 years before he left
@Skottization7 сағат бұрын
Love your videos. The quality is off the charts.
@raosiddharth47265 сағат бұрын
I don't have to watch tragedy videos again, this is like watching wife's funeral and your wife is still alive.
@nms72505 сағат бұрын
Well done 👏
@sibusisomahlangu3984 сағат бұрын
And what makes it worse is united kept buying offensive players and hiring defensive managers pogba for the special one ???
@thatavaragewinnie3 сағат бұрын
1:08 'F'ing rodger man
@lwandomadikizela22133 сағат бұрын
The decline started the moment Ronaldo left the club in 2009. The first red flag came when we signed Valencia, Obertan and Owen and we failed to get Tevez on the permanent deal. In those 4 years before Ferguson retired we were still competing for major honours but our squad were inferior to Chelsea and later City. Our form in the Champions League took a massive hit since the final against the best Barcelona team ever. 11/12 we got demoted to the Europa League and Athletic Club owned us in the last 16 and 12/13 we were knocked out by Real Madrid in the last 16. We failed to refresh the squad effectively and efficiently but Ferguson was the MF genius to win our last Premier League title with the likes of Cleverly, Jones, Smalling, Anderson, Powell, Welbeck and a declining Rooney. Moyes done a fantastic job with Everton amid the limited budget but made Everton hard to beat and a constant top 7 finish. It's just the Manchester United job was too big for him and should have never been hired in the first place. Yes Ed Woodward failed him but Moyes doomed himself by getting his own team to coach the squad and got rid of the title winning coaches. He was completely out of his depth day one and never won over the players and fans. The David Moyes disaster class became what Manchester United are today.
@darylmckayСағат бұрын
Manchester United are a big club, a great club. At its heart though is that much of its success has come in the Busby and Fergusson eras, the rest of the time they won the odd trophy and were seldom dominant. This is Manchester United returning to script until another legend in the making does their alchemy to make all that money, talent and resources come to something.
@potatogirlcultist19Сағат бұрын
Guardiola managing Manchester United would be cursed. At least with hindsight.
@DuncanCox5 сағат бұрын
You make it sound like United were all conquering heroes the year before Moyes. The fact was, all the teams around United were having a shocker. United weren't amazing... they dropped loads of points too. Fergie was smart and left on a high because he knew he wasn't going to be getting such an easy run to the title again. United's decline had been evident for years. He left and it all went down the pan. Imagine if he'd stayed. His legacy would have been in the mud!! I think Moyes was served up a bum deal...poor chap!
@pxz4a22c43 минут бұрын
man what a great analysis
@GIBBO41826 сағат бұрын
Crazy how little they backed him in that first transfer window
@MrKrewie4 сағат бұрын
whoever they would put would fail because even tho the fans did stand by the manager, the club never did
@westington14 сағат бұрын
Getting rid of all the coaches was a stupid first move…….replacing a world class team of coaches (who took care of training and a large part of the tactical work), and replacing them with his own team of coaches who had didn’t have the experience working with players like that, and weren’t proven winners. Then he dithered in the transfer market massively, not giving the go ahead on players that had already been lined up for him, as well as being indecisive on his own targets to the point he lost them to other clubs. He set himself up badly before the season even started. I also think his mentality was suited to being the underdog, and instead of trying to make the transition to having a mentality suited for United, you could almost see him week by week shifting United from a winning mentality to an underdog one - psychologically it was like he just couldn’t see himself as a winning manager of a dominant team, and just reverted back to scrappy underdog. There were loads of other issues that had started to seap through the cracks during the end of Sir Alex’s reign, with the club being handled appalling on the football front, with people in positions (Woodward being the biggest villain here), that they had no experience in, and arrogantly making misstep after misstep - thinking that their success as businessmen would somehow transfer into the football side of things. Utterly clueless. So Moyes didn’t come into a healthy club, but he made it so much worse for himself with key decisions he made; I think even if he’d been the right manager, kept the staff on and made good signings it may have been quite different, but the rot would have eventually shown anyway
@juventisa233 сағат бұрын
“David Moyes is a football genius.” - Chris Pajak , Redmen TV after 0-3 win
@JKribbit3 сағат бұрын
Unpopular opinion: Sir Alex destroyed Man United, he left the club with no foundation, aging squad, shitty owners that relied on him and shitty infastructure. His tenure was a house of cards ready to collapse, Moyes is just an easy scapegoat.
@pinealdreams300544 минут бұрын
Unpopular opinion because it's utter nonense. Fergie was furious he sold Ronaldo and got Obertan in return. He didn't choose the Glazers, and he never spoke fondly of them. He kept that team competitive, and he did build for the future. de Gea, Young, Valencia, Jones, Smalling, Rafael, Evans and Kagawa was a decent spine for the future, but mismanagement and bad luck with injuries ruined that. Should never have sold Evans. Could have saved £200 million on defenders by keeping him. Rafael was a quality right back, sold for stupid reasons. Kagawa was misused, Valencia broke his leg. Only Rio, Vidic, Evra, Giggs, Scholes and Carrick were at their end when he left. He had replacements in mind, and bought them.
@BoereViking6 сағат бұрын
As a Liverpool fan I have to disagree with your title... ❤️🇿🇦
@Spidersox1989Сағат бұрын
No one cares you're from south Africa
@mysteriousM87 сағат бұрын
I know this hurt you to make but I appreciate your willingness to be accurate to football history
@abc_noobСағат бұрын
How the hell ed Woodward maintained the finances is a mystery to me goated club for financial management Barca and Liverpool and other teams need to learn this! Even in failure their revenue grows continuously
@BwalyaHiggins-es3cw23 минут бұрын
as much as ed woodward made some dodgy decisions, after seeing the financial trouble barcelona was in to the extent of renaming their stadium, selling blades of grass, using their stadium to host weddings and apparently players not being paid full salaries i appreciate ed woodward for keeping the club profitable to the point we waste money from flops but always recover financially
@danimaster66474 сағат бұрын
Yes it was really bad and Moyes made also mistakes when it came to tactics and player selection. It was criminal how he didn't make space for Shinji Kagawa who could have brought so much creativity to the squad. But he was left out for pacey wingers to cross the ball into the box over and over again.
@sawyertuide76363 сағат бұрын
All of this makes you wonder: Why didn’t they just promote one of Sir Alex’s assistants? It might’ve been somehow better fit wise.
@BwalyaHiggins-es3cw31 минут бұрын
maybe in an alternate universe that might have been the case
@rogersmith95356 сағат бұрын
He did the exact opposite of what Slot is doing.
@hakikiwicaksana72315 сағат бұрын
i miss shinji kagawa 😢😢😢😢
@timothytumusiime29034 сағат бұрын
9:59 😑😑 That list basically says he was a failure at literally everything a coach should be in that situation
@Swedishpolymath5 сағат бұрын
For a moment I though I was in some sort of Orwellian parallel universe where Moyes did last 6 years at the helm of United. Thank god the nightmare is finally over. So ... is Poch Finland manager? Has FIFA relegated the US national team to the last place in FIFA ranking? Am I dating Emma Watson? So many questions so few answers.
@FootballIconic5 сағат бұрын
Emma Watson doesn’t deserve you, bro
@Swedishpolymath5 сағат бұрын
@@FootballIconic I don't know I've have had a crush on her for about 10 years. I remember there is a New York Times article about her calling men to do more for women's rights. I have had a pretty rough life despite living in Finland for most of my life. I believe my family members fought for the white movement during the Finnish Civil War in 1917. There is loads of stuff that I need to do. Anyway, I have been following your channel for some while and I have sent super chats to Mark Goldbridge and Thogden quite recently. I guess my point is I know that my name (names) carry some weight in Europe in high society but I don't know how much. Suffice to say that I am working on many projects regarding soccer reform, and helping football KZbinrs grow etc. I feel we are going to do collabs very soon. If we can find something that will benefit us both. Also I am working on a plan to reform women's soccer for real after the 2030 Centenary World Cup. I'll be in touch pretty soon as soon as I get some personal issues sort out and start seeing what other people have been doing. Bye for now.
@3dcomrade5 сағат бұрын
@@Swedishpolymath the fact you think Gianni Infantino is saving football is ludicrous Sort your mind first
@kevinhunter34732 сағат бұрын
Man U will come back, matter of time, I just hope that when they do, my team beats them.
@Ruben-so7pu3 сағат бұрын
The squad was old and kinda weak, plus we had no structure. It is all about the structure, a manager cannot do it alone.
@xkcyther7 сағат бұрын
Loved where manu went from then YNWA
@bafanakamela34857 сағат бұрын
Our Problems began here 😂😂
@afunnyusername55995 сағат бұрын
the squad didnt want to play for him, they where underwhelmed by him and he'd ;lost before he arrived. A lot of big personalities with far more illustrious careers than him, only way that would have worked was a full clear out and rebuild - either way he was not that guy.
@dharshanlakha87884 сағат бұрын
Him bringing in his own staff imo was one of his biggest fuckups, bro 30 years Fergie curated the best possible staff
@TheOnlyTaps6 сағат бұрын
Great watch 🫡
@EshBBX2 сағат бұрын
The real issue is and always has been United itself, the ego and the prestige are kicking you in your own teeth time and again. Fergie managed to keep Ronaldo quiet in his early days but the Pogba's and the Antony's and little shits like that are what's actually wrong with this club. They come in for the money and the fame and expect the goals, the fans, the club, the media, and their coach and teammates all to fall in line with it. Doesn't happen that way boyo's.
@SiphoesihleTshuma-us8qz7 сағат бұрын
Big Fan From Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 Are you from there???
@therealest8326 сағат бұрын
I suspect he is
@TirakyneTripleA6 сағат бұрын
He's from South Africa. He has clarified this in a few videos
@jeremiah31786 сағат бұрын
As a City fan, I'm going to have a nice dinner while watching this video and I'm going to enjoy it even more with every bite heh
@Spidersox1989Сағат бұрын
-12 year old
@EldenKing14 сағат бұрын
SAF the greatest football coach of all time❤
@mastarceef40007 сағат бұрын
Hmm is this a jinx video for the new manager at United?
@maticbester88556 сағат бұрын
Back when MAN UTD had 81 crosses in a single game and ended up 2-2 against Fulham 😂
@riichobamin76126 сағат бұрын
Holy shit really😂😂😂 ?!!
@ThisIsGekiz24 минут бұрын
are you telling me Pep and Klopp were close? wow
@jonathanstewart81066 сағат бұрын
You asked if I'm ok, I am Then you put yourself and me into PTSD that I had buried Great video haha, but Moyes was bad and this was a hectic time for the club. Vidic, RVP, Evra and Rooney in their Prime there are no excuses
@Isabella-v5u17 сағат бұрын
Your channel is a real source of inspiration and enjoyment. Thank you for your creativity and dedication!🐯🤟🥧
@robs92377 сағат бұрын
Man Utd will ruin every manager's career. Same thing will happen with Amorim. Mark my words.
@dondamon46696 сағат бұрын
Until they get rid of players it will never change
@danielscholey91995 сағат бұрын
Nah 😂 he didn’t pay nearly £100 million quid for Anthony
@BallerEdits07 сағат бұрын
One of the worst managers the club may have ever seen, could even be worse than ETH
@udittlamba6 сағат бұрын
oh hey, an half hour video of why manU is shit. love these. :D
@Tries2edit3 сағат бұрын
International break really hit you tough huh
@ronb57144 сағат бұрын
“Fellaini had a fantastic United career…”’ Did he? He hung around for a long time. He won a few trophies, but none of the really big ones. United got worse immediately upon his arrival, and failed to really recover. He did better than people thought he would. He turned out to more or less be worth what they paid for him, albeit still more than they needed to pay for him. He would make nobody’s Best United Team Of The Last Decade. No other big club looked at the United squad and thought “If I could buy anybody from that team, it would be the big Belgian lad…” Less hyperbole please.
@lenin173015607 сағат бұрын
Man it’s nearly the weekend, United play Sunday with a new manager, why do you wanna depress me? 😂
@danielscholey91996 сағат бұрын
Doomed from the start
@FootballIconic5 сағат бұрын
Pretty much
@aayankapoor14257 сағат бұрын
Greate video but terrible bots 😂😂
@thelistener29097 сағат бұрын
YANITED!!🗣🗣🗣
@daskomika27085 сағат бұрын
do kaiserslautern
@SoHalt13127 сағат бұрын
Amorim will change the disaster that’s going on in Manchester
@rafathegafa7 сағат бұрын
Bookmarked
@marlouabalona50795 сағат бұрын
@@rafathegafa 😆😆😆
@FarshidAyaz-u4v6 сағат бұрын
16:32 . Kroos's career was saved.
@bryanrodie4 сағат бұрын
Daily Man U vid 😂😂
@martijn_yt5 сағат бұрын
Here is an interesting little fact : if you compare the first seasons of all MU managers since 1986 (when Ferguson was appointed) it turns out that Ferguson was the worst of all by far 😂 (11th, 2nd, 11th). Solskjaer was the best (3,2,6), van Gaal second best (4,5), closely followed by Mourinho (6,2,6) in third. ten Hag (3, 8) and Moyes (7) struggled the most, but none of them were nearly as bad as Ferguson in his first seasons ;). No surprise that there was a strong pressure to fire him after his third and also fourth season. Luckily they didn’t ;) Most important lesson to learn: give a manager at least 4 seasons before you evaluate his performance One factor that is often overlooked (and not just here ;)) is the basic statistical law of ‘regression to the middle’ : this law states that if you start at an extreme point, there is a high probability that there will be a change towards the middle, even under equal circumstances. In practical terms : if a manager gets sacked after a very bad streak, there is a high probability that there will be a direct improvement under any next manager. But if a manager retires at its peak (such as Ferguson) there is a very high probability that the next manager will do worse, no matter who it is ;) (This is also one of the main factors that explains why there so many footballers that struggle after they have been transfered following a very successful period, and why ‘failed’ footballers often improve significantly after a transfer or when given a second chance under a new manager ;))
@Endrick-real4 сағат бұрын
Ronaldo Juventus , Real , Manchester Pep bayern , city , barcelona Enirique , Tito , all took barca from pep Slot Liverpool Chelse did nkt improve under new managers necessarily
@ryanh3617 сағат бұрын
First
@trevorjones89696 сағат бұрын
Yep. Moyes needed more time. x
@GreenHarpFinancial6 сағат бұрын
Hitzfeld ,Lippi , Pelligrini, Mancini , Del Bosque the choices were endless
@dondamon46696 сағат бұрын
Tge biggest mistake Ferguson did was get rid of Keane and not help him into taking over as manager as most of players looked at Keane like a manager anyway and should of kept as much class of 92 players there as possible
@shinebanana40845 сағат бұрын
Was kean not a terrible manager
@fakzualaa5 сағат бұрын
@@shinebanana4084not a terrible manager nor a top manager
@Endrick-real5 сағат бұрын
Hear me out guys: Exits : Rashford (40) , Sancho (30) , Ganarcho (40) , Shaw(5), Malacia,(5)Dalot,(20), Academy(30) ,Zirkzee(25) Total : 195 Release: Eriksen , Maguire , Lindelof Thats getting rid of has beens (Rashford , Maguire ) , technically weak ( Lindelof) , injury maniacs (Shaw..)and players like Ganarcho Zirkzee and Dalot who just don't have a secured place under the new system and tbh , don't feel like have world class potential. Free agents: Alfonso Davies (get him a stupid salary to avoid bayern and real ) his already world class. Johnathan Tah (an invicible with a league title and experience in a back 3, give him a 3 yeat contract) Angel Gomes ( a press resistant CM/AM with a great passing range and a former Manchunian , less time taken to adpat ). Paul Pogba: Another Manchunian who can play box to box and has near world class ability but is stifled by injury and trauma. Facilitate his redemption arc and put him on 100k in a one and a half year perfomance related contract as he rehabilitates his carrear. Gomes and Pogba take pressure of Mainoo and cab teach him a thing or two about the number 8 position. Clause triggers: Gyokeres (84)- Prime , Experience with Amorim , adaptable, team player , A goal a game rate , playmaker (get him a stupid salary too) , he can play as Rasmus develops. Frimpong (35): Current best wingback in world football , an invicible witu a cheap release clause Thats a total of 109 million so far. Purchases: One CB , Three midfielders. My picks are Guehi , Eze , Ader. Ader (because he has no place in Madrid and is talented) Guehi and Eze because they have ability and Palace are in relegation form. Ader(40) Eze+ Guehi (75) Nypal(10) Totalling to:125 purchase: (115+109) Sales :195 Net : -39 million lost in the window. In this version I chose depth of squad and range of ability instead of names because Injuries are becoming more frequent. We would have enough range in ability to pull results even if an injury crisis was to happen. This players also have untapped potential that can be exploied by better team mates and better coaching. So thats Attack :Gyokeres , Rasmus Midfield: Bruno , Eze , Ader , Amad , Mount , Mainoo , Gomes , Pogba , Nypal Defense: Tah , Casemiro , Lisandro, Mazaroui , Guehi , De Ligt, Yoro , Ryan , Alfonso , Frimpong Thats a world class starter in: CF RWB LWB CCB , RCB , LCB RAM CDM. And approaching/exiting world class playerd in all the other positions The squad would also have: UCL winners , league winners, invincibles , WC winner . And the right age profile for all players all with one window with a net spend of -40 million.... I'd say that's the smartest window possible and the squad has enough depth to win any trophy. Under this concept , UTD would spend around 90 million and bring in 5 defenders , UTD spent 85 on Anthony 😂😂😂😂 UTD spend 95 and bring in 4 midfielders , we bought Casemiro for 75 😂😂😂😂 UTD spend 84 on attack and bring in a proven world class CF Between sancho , rasmus we spent 140 on prospects. Give every world class player stupid salaries cause we need him and recoup that money but always qualifying for the champions leage and picking up small trophies along the way before eventually challenging for Prem against a City in rebuild and a Liverpool with veterans and Next Seaon merchants Arsenal. To me thats Haaland vs Gyokeres , Ader vs Writz, Bruno vs KDB , De Ligt vs that boring ass Portuguese defender they have , Amad vs Foden , Walker vs Davis....pound for pound we could go up against any squad in Europe but we need a goal a game forward, all the elite teams have a player approaching a goal contribution a game in stats and we need our very own This is the first time the free market suits our needs , we have a manager with a clean slate and abilty , an elite forward who can be lured, and favourable prices clauses/prices, it would be stupid of us to then tell Amorim to make do with that squad of proven bums , some who have been prospects sinc the LVG era
@Niimerium4 сағат бұрын
Nice essay
@Endrick-real4 сағат бұрын
@Niimerium filled with logic too 😉
@Niimerium4 сағат бұрын
@@Endrick-real some in regards to letting ur players go, in regards to buying unrealistic as well just hard feelings lmao. Who is Ader in rma? arda? hes not leaving neither will rma let him leave, davies? seems he has no talks with anyone yet. LMAO
@Timbone07Сағат бұрын
Pogba? I was taking you seriously until then. You can't replace the entire squad
@Endrick-real39 минут бұрын
@@Niimerium imma finish this Kendrick album and get back to you in a minute
@nikolabrzakovicbrzi7 сағат бұрын
2 views in 26 seconds? Bro fell off
@EconForum6 сағат бұрын
its over.
@sibusisomahlangu3984 сағат бұрын
The problem is you got a defensive manager ... and players were not really defensive... its the same with west ham this season you have defensive players with a offensive manager it's just not working
@ibt97 сағат бұрын
1st
@sevans6066 сағат бұрын
July 2013-April 2014
@naderbenfadhel80857 сағат бұрын
1st 😅
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