Why Man United's New System NEEDS Manuel Ugarte

[@FourFourTwo]

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[@-Old-School-Gamer]

I’ve only just found your channel and it’s nice to see another person with some actual common sense and genuine ball knowledge for a change, so you’ve just made a subscriber out of me. I’ve been trying to tell the same thing to people by posting this for weeks: I keep hearing people say that we don’t have a style of play and really don’t understand why. It’s just become a buzzword for attacking the manager. Man United’s style of play is clear to me. ETH wants to play a 4-2-4 formation without the ball, then quickly transitioning to either a 3-2-5 or 3-1-6 formation with the ball. When it’s the 3-2-5, you’ll see one of the fullbacks step into midfield, therefore allowing one of our midfield players to join the attack. If it’s the 3-1-6 (which will likely only be used against lesser opposition and low-block systems), you will see either both of our fullbacks go forward helping to stretch the pitch, or we’ll see one of our midfielders join the attack along with one fullback. The system also includes having a high line of defence, so the front players can press the opposition high up the pitch, without leaving acres of space in the middle, just like we were seeing last season because unfortunately, we didn’t have defenders capable of playing it. The signing of Ugarte was essential for playing for us being able to play the 3-1-6 formation, because Casemiro doesn’t have the legs to do that job alone anymore, because the CDM basically needs to cover the ground of two midfielders, and the signings of Mattias De Ligt and Lenny Yoro were essential signings for allowing the team to play with high defensive line. Personally, I think Casemiro may be used more as an 8 rather than a 6 this season once Ugarte has settled in, because let’s be honest he still excels when going forward.

[@lotuseater7247]

This is why I stopped paying attention to Four Four Two... (their previous titles on Man Utd)... "Why Man United's New System NEEDS Manuel Ugarte" "Why Matthijs De Ligt Is A Game Changer For Ten Hag's Man United" "How Leny Yoro Solves Man United's BIGGEST Problem" "Why Man United Want Mason Mount So Badly" "Why Casemiro Is Man United's Most Important Player" Bit of a joke, no?

[@CoroDan]

@@lotuseater7247 No

[@abdullahonisabi5495]

Hey Adam what club do you support

[@CoroDan]

@@abdullahonisabi5495 He's a Newcastle United fan I think.

[@tommyknockers5492]

Mainoo just happens to be great under pressure.. he drops deep and Ugarte just chills

[@jitennchaudhary9665]

@@tommyknockers5492 But they are still not better than Howard Webb who used to change the game under Ferguson

[@IndyMactavish]

​@@jitennchaudhary9665point out on the doll where SAF hurt you when you were watching football growing up

[@MoldyMojoMonkey]

​@jitennchaudhary9665 somebody had their childhood ruined 😂

[@jitennchaudhary9665]

@@MoldyMojoMonkey Someone's turned Ferguson career into gold 😅😅

[@limericklad2000]

@@jitennchaudhary9665 lol. Cry more.

[@liamr194]

Our block is never going to sit that deep with Yorro and de Ligt... That's just as important. Ugarte has a higher input and turns over higher, within a new high line. The aim is to be the hardest and highest pressing team in the league (from a team that was incapable of it for years)

[@scottandcoke1342]

My poop has been a bit loose recently so I'm trying to eat more fibre.

[@calgakispict3652]

We still have a bloke on the left wing who is allergic to defending... I feel like that needs to be fixed. Wide forwards cannot afford to be lazy defensively in modern football

[@jaredloveys9617]

​@calgakispict3652 garnacho needs to start and thats sorted will be that way soon cause rashford is ass

[@kawhistraightface1462]

10:41 Did this man just insinuate that Roy Keane was only good at ball winning but bad on the ball? 😂😂😂 Roy Keane was a fabulous player. 8/10 at literally everything. He was a master of getting the ball under pressure. One touch, lay offs and slapping the ball wide or forward. What a mad bit of revisionism 😂

[@Pat14922]

Indeed. Keane was a master of defence, aggression, interceptions, leading, but also often controlled the tempo of the team, when we went forward, and whether we went wide, inside the full backs or drove with the ball to the edge of the area. If Ugarte manages half of that, he will be our best midfielder for a decade. From his stats, he looks more like Nicky Butt than Keane. ( that's not a bad thing, right now )

[@ulricjude]

Yeah. Was about to say the same thing. Unreal how many people stereotype Roys game as just a hard man. At least fact check before spouting nonsense…

[@TheHouse1972]

Keane was a born Leader and a fantastic player too. He won 7 Premierships. He did the tackling while Scholes ran the game. The perfect midfield in England at the time.

[@anirudhmenon9099]

Very annoying myth that. Keane was almost as good as Rodri on the ball, constantly passed forward and was unfazed under pressure

[@Stiofan12345]

Yup. There's no excuse for that kind of ignorance from a "tactico" who's old enough to have watched Keane's entire career.

[@wharsmetoothpicson9465]

Roy Keane on the ball was excellent, Rooney said he was one of the best midfielders he's played with at getting the ball into feet through the lines. He was far more than a ball winner.

[@Art-is-craft]

Ugarte is not a passing midfield player.

[@wharsmetoothpicson9465]

@@Art-is-craft Never said he was

[@Art-is-craft]

@@wharsmetoothpicson9465 Everybody seems to be acting like Ugarte is the answer. I was just pointing out because you brought Keane who was a master at passing football. I suspect all of those raving about Ugarte will turn on him at some point.

[@vs6300]

@@Art-is-craft Your analysis could be somwhat true. I recall Fred was excellent in ball recovery but terrible at receiving the ball and using it. It didn't end well, but am crossing my fingers it won't.

[@Art-is-craft]

@@vs6300 Ten Hag might see something we do not.

[@kodyrouse5064]

I disagree with the assessment on 11:50 - that goal is on Marquinhos. Marquinhos carries the ball centrally towards 3 opposing players in a way that places his "bail out" option is on his weaker left foot. Ugarte shows himself initially to support but the opportunity quickly goes away because it doesn't make sense. He sees Marquinhos looking further up the pitch so he shifts left and out of the way, but doesn't sprint over there and leave his position in case he has to cover the attack. If anything, this clip shows that he is more defensive minded (by not making himself available earlier out wide when Marquinhos has the ball), but this defense-first mindset is also what makes him great. Marquinhos should have recognized that the team wasn't set up to play out from the back (he and the other CB are way too wide and deep in their own half for this) and just gave it back to the keeper. Great analysis!

[@aljazzier]

The keeper must also take some blame for having zero interest in being involved, he should/could shift to his right to receive a pass and open up an angle to the right back or a longer pass into the right channel. I'd need to see the full build up, but I believe that Ugarte is probably late/slow in his movement to rotate out of cdm into a higher position on the right of midfield, thus not creating space for the midfielder dropping into the cdm position or an potential ball into the striker.

[@MrFooFighter13]

10:22 Maybe I'm romanticising Roy Keane, but one of my key memories of him (maybe in his later years) was that he didn't really give it away. He was good at shielding the ball until a teammate became available.

[@abody499]

I think Uruguay in general needs to be studied for defence in football. If you want a team that can defend, it's pretty much always Uruguay.

[@XBludclahtX]

I think their countries football infrastructure needs to be studied. For a country of only 3 million the footballers they have produced is astonishing.

[@abody499]

@@XBludclahtX yeah look into "baby football" - that's how it's done

[@SplitMyLungs]

Even an attacking Uruguayan player is an amazing defender, look at Nunez, so much amazing clearances in enemy box

[@SplitMyLungs]

Even an attacking Uruguayan player is an amazing defender, look at Nunez, so much amazing clearances in enemy box

[@Guasho]

@@abody499yup, soon as I could take a step I was kicking a ball

[@maccybear8093]

First time I've come across this channel, great stuff. The guy doesn't pretend he's a professional footballer or anything, but man, he can certainly provide info like a pro. Very entertaining, too.

[@adebayoayobami1792]

Adam is a goat! Personally, he’s the best analyst around! He sees and call things most football fans are utterly blind to.

[@jamesleechsanders5311]

i think he could work well with mainoo considering mainoo's strength is in tight places and keeping the ball

[@tommyknockers5492]

I agree both they both need to ge better in the air.

[@TIMxisxHERE]

@@tommyknockers5492 BUT THATS WHY WE HAVE SCOTT MC- Oh nevermind.

[@JOe-fm2ht]

@@TIMxisxHERE Thats why we have de Ligt

[@Art-is-craft]

Mainoo is not that special in tight spaces he normally panics and passes the ball backwards.

[@cbh14]

@@Art-is-crafthave you ever watched the kid play? he can dance through teams with ease and has done it in all of our biggest games last season and in the euros

[@MarkJames61]

Let's see how he works as a cog in the machine. He looks like a very good individual cog, the question is if Ten Haag can get him to shine with the cogs around him. This is a team game so balance is king. He does seem to be perfect so that United have 3 defensive, midfield specialists for 2 starting spots. Injuries will therefore not be such a problem in this area of the pitch. Thank god, no more Ericsen as a number 6.

[@MrGorobu]

He will do wonders for morale

[@NubisKubis-gc9if]

Casemiro should be Ugarte's backup. He's great if his time is managed properly due to his age. Sell him next season and promote Kone to the first team if he is ready or bring in a hybrid CM/DM next season. I wished United sign Ugarte earlier but due to financial reason, United need to sell other players first. United could have won that Brighton's game if Ugarte was playing.

[@vitaminamulti]

Saudi express for Casemiro

[@Doctor_Kroom]

Casemiro will be back up for Mainoo and Collyer will be back up for urgarte.

[@MisterO98]

@@Doctor_KroomAbsolutely spot on with this one.

[@kingcort8073]

Casimero is just 32😂

[@akwilson1676]

​@@kingcort8073Yeah but his style of play is very aggressive, which will be a problem when you're past 30.

[@Cybernetic800]

Roy Keane was technically brilliant not only very aggressive

[@danielwickwar5434]

Nearly switched off the video for that reference alone. Keane was a wonderful passer of the ball.

[@jgmediting7770]

£42m, not £50m. The media always use the top figure with all add ons where United are concerned, or use £ as the € amount. Yet for other clubs, they generally use the lowest figure.

[@luqaafyare1284]

Facts 💯

[@davidgriffith1552]

It fits the “United spend the most money in world football and are still shit” narrative. It’s a convenient narrative, given how many Scousers and Arsenal players foul the pundit pool.

[@mkmp7154]

Shutup pusyo

[@alpha15555]

True and it’s extremely weird, I can’t think of a single reason why inflating the numbers is necessary.

[@TIMxisxHERE]

@@alpha15555 Hmm, is that sarcasm or a genuine question?

[@tirthoroy-gs8my]

Onana being reliable with his feet might help with the case of Ugarte not wanting passes under pressure imo

[@Gregg4886]

Really enjoy these videos! Thanks guys!

[@Phantom12227]

I think Mainoo with his brilliant passing and build up play, and Ugarte with his incredible tackling, could really help each other to become world class midfielders.

[@pedrogsvera]

Really appreciated this video! Very good analysis!

[@johndeighan2495]

ugarte plus mainoo looks like a good cm pair, they will complement each other well

[@hollabronze9288]

You can imagine how long I've been waiting for days

[@izhamsham843]

This is some kind of Inception type statement 😅

[@GangeloffMD]

Although you didn’t state it explicitly, Roy Keane with the ball at his feet - yes, in 90s and early 2000s football, it is faster and more intricate now in general - was reliable. He was no Busquets, but he’d twist and turn and make a step back and shield the ball with his body until you either gave up or a passing option became available - or, sometimes, he lost it. But he wasn’t bad by any stretch of the imagination, in fact he was very good because of his two great attributes: his tenacity and his reading of the game. He already knew what to do next before receiving, usually. Mid- and short range passer.

[@AurelioJrVizcarra]

Great video and analysis, bro.. keep it up!

[@mojadwat1264]

Great video, Please do the 3-1-6 tactical analysis for Man Utd

[@jamesmccaul2945]

Good video, I enjoyed your analysis!

[@mrnicewatch8877]

always appreciate your honesty , i love the signing but scary that he switches off and not comfortable with ball to feet.

[@peettaylor-lm7lt]

Great analysis. Well done.

[@dermur68]

Finally! Some decent analysis! Good job.

[@kendrick6740]

I think considering Man United's current system, Ugarte's ball-playing abilities shouldn't be a huge concern. We can learn from the 3x UCL winning RM side, they knew that Casemiro wasn't as good at passing out from the back with, so they basically shifted him up almost like a CM/CAM and had Kroos or Modric drop deep instead to collect and orchestrate. We can do the same thing but with Mainoo, and if Mainoo is man-marked or under pressure we could even drop Fernandes there as well or have Dalot/Mazraoui tuck in. What we need more desperately is a ball-winner to either support or replace Casemiro, which is what Ugarte is perfect for. Also Casemiro's passing and decision-making is quite underrated, even if he's partnered with Ugarte you could potentially have Ugarte act like a wall-pass and let Casemiro's underrated long-passing help progress the ball forward.

[@jiggersotoole7823]

I have high hope for United this season when we intergrate the new signings. Great analysis though. Good luck with the great north run, Adam.

[@angelicascovers2223]

At the very least he will teach the team what it means to press with intensity

[@muhwezijohn9018]

Ten changes the natural quality of players by making them play different roles.look at Sancho. He should use them as they are naturally talented. A player who knows how dribble is make to over defend. This destroys his talent

[@NatashaBurton]

He’s a good buy for what we need at the moment. As the teams evolves so will the younger players. Hes 23 so has time to evolve too. Im excited. And I like the 3 1 6 system - its full out counter and transitioning team … everrrrrr

[@allcruisetv4886]

Yeah 3-1-6 system is good.... But it requires players who can charge 100 mins without complaining or lagging..... We still got players like Rashford and Maguire and you expect it to work.... 😂 Reference: ETH Ajax 2019 team, they play 3-1-6 also and they did not have players like united.... But they have players who are willing to die for each other.... That is what you will see in Martinez, Antony.... They are use to it.... They stop it when others are not doing the same....

[@aaronlloyd6905]

@@allcruisetv4886Antony lol

[@seunmike]

The 3-1-6 is terrible!!! Leaves the team very exposed with a simple pass! I don't know any other team using it. It's a terrible system. 3-2-5 is better and more balanced

[@Ruben-so7pu]

As a portuguese i find really funny for you to say you´d rather Palhinha. Dude Ugarte benched Palhinha at Sporting, thats why Palhinha left to a shitty team for a shitty fee, 20M.

[@benarfaofficial]

I agree with you Ugarte was better then but paulinha is a different beast of player rn he has really step up his game, unreal improvement especially the last 2 seasons, he is one of the best in Europe today

[@hercules2kfn400]

But palhinha have improved a LOT actually

[@MiguelTavaresMAT]

So the 2 best CDMs in Europe in 442s assessment both came from a shitty team? Wow! What's your team?

[@Ruben-so7pu]

@@MiguelTavaresMAT the shitty team was Fulham dude, read.

[@Ruben-so7pu]

​@@benarfaofficial Palhinha is on his way to 30, Ugarte is 23. Palhiha improved because the Premier is the perfect league to those type of players, Ugarte is gonna thrive.

[@bythecliff]

Unless you have Sergio Busquets in your team, you cannot depend one player to be good at passing, under pressure as well as be defensively solid. The solution is to use a double pivot during build up and switch to a single pivot when in control of the ball

[@tomwaitsmencse]

Many modern teams play with a single pivot. Arsenal and man city come to mind.

[@JoePineappless]

I could listen to these videos all day

[@hansj5846]

Superb work. ❤

[@aarondammi8822]

In the season we came 3rd with eth ....one if the crucial thungs that help was we had a casemiro that was winning the ball back higher up. He ball winning was central to some of the good ganes we had that season. We lost that last season . Ugarte really makes senses, hee has the tackles and can release the wingers .hes definitely going to fix some problems at the middle of the pack

[@mrrmeng2731]

If he continues to choose pragmatic style of play nothing will change. Unless he change the structure

[@aarondammi8822]

@@mrrmeng2731 structure already changed from last season ..let's see if the new players can make it work ...because ge wants to form a team based on transition doesn't mean he is pragmatic ....transitions can start from opponents half ......interms of collecting the ball and starting attacks in opposition half ..no one has don it better Dan united this season ..that's definitely not pragmatic .....except ur talking selections

[@geraldM1]

His the kind of player oposition attackers don't want to face because you gonna sleep with a soar leg that night.

[@EmirHerak]

Well that is weird Anybody that buy a midlefielder says its the best one Merino, the best Ugarte, the best Rodri, the best Rice, the best So everybody makes their own statistics. Honestly i think Ugarte is not that good.

[@gideonarthur4468]

❤❤❤I love ur Analysis man

[@vipervenom5236]

Great video, hopefully no injuries to ugarte or casemiro this season !! it will be a BIG BIG problem if either of them miss a good chunk of the season due to injuries. Them two staying fit will determine where United finish this season imo...

[@geraldM1]

Sounds like another wan bissaka situation, very good at defending but average elsewhere. I can see future conversation similar to what we had about wan bissaka happening about him. It will be once if we buy a more creative no 8 in future transfer windows and maybe coyler develops into a premier league level midfielder. The conversation will be between amino, coyler and Ugarte. Who should partner that future more progressive no 8.

[@davidgriffith1552]

Mainoo is the more progressive 8, Ugarte is undoubtedly being brought in as a 6. One of the things clear last year, and last weekend, is that Casemiro doesn’t STAY in the 1 position in the 3-1-6 attacking rotation. Mainoo is so, so good on getting the ball and getting it/going with it further up the pitch, but Casemiro ends up crashing the box or tackling a player on the edge of the box. Ugarte (hopefully) will have the discipline to let Mainoo play his best game (which we’ve seen vs. Wolves, Liverpool, and City last season).

[@stanleymarkchannel.2935]

Good analysis ❤❤❤❤❤

[@shubhtiwari14]

Personally I think that he's a decent buy. With the kind of system Erik Ten Hag plays, they need to win the ball higher up the pitch, and Ugarte gives you exactly that, ofc his ball progression ability is questionable but the fact that he can ping long balls to the wide players is crucial when there's players like Garnacho, Amad and uhum uhum, Rashford and Antony uhum, but yeah nevertheless, this has to be planned out extremely intricately, because if not done so, things could go horribly wrong, very quick. If Ten Hag makes it work with Mainoo and Ugarte/Casemiro as a double pivot, then United might have a chance at achieving good things. Will be interesting to see how he and Ruud plan it out.

[@givedgoa-eiseb702]

The midfield battle between Ugarte and Gravenberch is gonna be Dynamic....❤❤❤ i can't wait to see him face midfielder like Rice,Rodri...ect

[@MJCdesigns]

I think Ten hag doesn't use the players based on their strength. He's just fixated on his tactics than focusing on what the players can actually do. This is what makes you a top manager. That's why I like Ancelotti... He's very flexible.

[@Davemac189]

This signing could really go either way tbh I think there’s deeper problems at united

[@joni.sirvio8867]

heatmap comparison was funny because we know casi was playing as CB and always does corner header so that why hes map was more diverse

[@ryanryan5289]

I am a man utd fan since 94/95 losing the premier league to blackburn. The stats looks promising but i have to point out that >90% players joining man utd had much better stats as you mentioned before they did , i.e. awb , pogba, falcao, sanchez and the list goes on

[@reklaw_m]

Another Adam Clery banger

[@ThisAlbino]

I think Adam needs to clarify his opinion on Roy Keane. I don't remember him being bad with the ball.

[@aidantalbot9495]

Keane was a thug who should have gone to prison for some of his erm 'tackles', also a crap teammate, crap manager and an awful pundit who just comments like he played the game, provocatively and unconstructively, imho of course, you blind reds will trash me - Keane was a Liam Gallagher in red 🤗🤗

[@muhammedbah1684]

You ok buddy? Did you forget to take your meds today?​@@aidantalbot9495

[@vs6300]

You misunderstood him He actually meant the opposite.

[@Jhhuvviko]

14:15 just let Ugarte drop into the back 3. Better passing angles and no oppenent in his back. Mainoo as a press resistent single pivot is better there than him

[@femi_danjuma]

Exactly what they do with Casemiro now. Casemiro isn't great either at receiving the ball with back to goal, so he just drops in the back 3 allowing 1 full back to drop into midfield and Mainoo (who is good at receiving the ball with back to goal) be the 2 in midfield

[@Elliott-f7b]

He looks the real deal. Having Martinez and De Light behind Ugarte and Mainoo can only bring more confidence into the team.

[@limericklad2000]

Though I don't think he's quite as limited on the ball as you're making out, I do take the point about his limitations. We have Mainoo and Bruno to come and get the ball from the defence though. His limitations in possession will be far outweighed by what he offers the team when we don't have the ball.

[@jyotirmoysen2851]

3-1-6 is not a good system. United will be caught out against teams that counter attack very fast

[@pedropierre9594]

Man United need to use Rashford as an impact sub

[@Cantona77-08]

💯

[@aaronlloyd6905]

We need to sell him next summer

[@Isaac-q7i6b]

how is that relevant to this video at all?

[@lorkh4nn]

and what impact would that be? shots off target?

[@Isaac-q7i6b]

@@lorkh4nn shots off target would be garnacho

[@CoroDan]

Agree with your assessment of Ugarte 100%, Adam. Curious to know if you think more goal creation requires better personnel or not? I have this theory that while Bruno Fernandes is great in a lot of departments, his sub-par pass completion (if analysed just in relation to goal or shot creating actions) is one thing that is having a huge impact on the ability of any striker who plays for Man Utd to actually score reliably. Also, in a way, his turnovers created from overambitious passes, occasionally cost goals. I feel he has always been on the cusp of greatness but has continually let himself down. Keen to hear your thoughts. Am I wrong?

[@sxnoie]

For the heatmap for casemiro it shows much deeper because he played several games as cb last season.

[@olumideandero6959]

Well thank God for Mainoo then

[@II-hx9tw]

Ugarte needs to be PARK JI SUNG 2.0 Get rid of Casemiro- he’s a reckless fool.

[@MaverickLee11]

They need a first team replacement for Rashford and Mount so they are back up players since they are obviously not first team players with their inconsistencies and weaknesses.

[@otdavid_]

The premier league and Champions is going to be sweat this season. Boy oh Boy.

[@Wonderscope1]

Great video as always. I do think he struggles because of exact same reasons that you think he is good fo United lol You are trying to bring positive out of this. A player that his passing is sometimes good or sometimes bad is the worst person to rely on to distribute to flanks. One mistake and they are exposed

[@PlumCrumble]

Giving that view of Roy Keane really lowers my estimations of your football analysis... Have you watched the guy play??

[@MikeTHEBOSS]

The example in the buildup vs Newcastle really shows you know nothing about football. You expect him to make a weak foot pass from a weird angle into a player that's being marked? How delusional are you

[@l_mcbride_0641]

I feel like signing players will help man u but the issues will remain. Rebuilds that are successful normally have the foundations of a solid system

[@sergeilopez4575]

Just don’t expect him to progress the ball and we should be fine, let him destroy and cover space. Keep building next season with more quality.

[@loganpack7736]

If United are trying to get the 3-1-6 working and they buy Ugarte, why sell AWB then? He’d be perfect in that back 3 since he was never great going forward anyway. Mazraoui and Dalot are both progressive, more modern fullbacks that don’t really fit the profile of a player who stays in that back 3 by design.

[@Jomiloju-xw6wg]

he's not good in possession either

[@limericklad2000]

The footage of the ball from Onana to Dalot is telling. The central players should be moving forward, not so much that they can't recover of course, when that ball is in the air in anticipation of Dalot winning it. If you notice even after the ball has entered the space and Dalot is clearly running onto it, Fernandes and to a lesser extent Mount are still jogging instead of busting a lung to get into the box for an eventual cross. Both should be 10 yards further up the pitch when the ball hots Dalot's head.

[@iam_nick]

Every team needs a good no6, there is no ‘new’ system. Many greats DM in the game from the past usually win games, hard to find great players. Good for United

[@calgakispict3652]

Ugarte and Yoro are part of a spine that will be great for years

[@febian1529]

Ugarte is more similar to kante than any other United player, he more of defensive duel box to box who also good ball carrier and tidy passer. In Ten hag system he likes player to rotate each other so player need to have the same skill set in order for the system to work well. I think ugarte is almost similar to mainoo in term of ball carrying ability and tidy passer, so both of them Will rotate each other, don't think ugarte Will only is deep and become anchor.

[@GuyLogen]

But leaving Ugarte alone in midfield seems like a bad idea if hes terrible under pressure. In any case, we'll just have to wait and see how well they play as a team and if Ugarte can learn a thing or two from Nistelroy + Ten Hag & his teammates on how to be calm under pressure

[@AK-vq7qy]

A little bit of “weird” editing in that video where it seemed to jump. For example when you were talking about the Newcastle game

[@Change_II]

Ten hag is a good coach. He'll improve on his ball playing, we saw it with Aaron.

[@Demon1987AS]

I’m waiting for the “How Chelsea DESTROYED Wolves” video. Why isn’t that out yet?!

[@muhwezijohn9018]

Thanks very much for the analysis.but you will see him play a totally different game. That's why good players fade at United

[@PhantomRaspberryBlower]

Great analysis but something you don't mention us Ugarte's workrate. Man U have a lot of players whose work rate goes down when things start going against them. Ugarte has the potential to lift everyone's energy and keep them going. That said he's probably more of a Nicky Butt or a Darren Fletcher than a Roy Keane.

[@MiguelNwobu]

I wish you were a trader giving trading tutorials. If you were explaining trading it'd be so much more interesting and understandable.

[@yassinhani1600]

After the 3-0 defeat to Liverpool he’s got big pressure

[@Jagdeep-r3i]

I would love to leave a comment, I think he will be a fantastic player at Manchester United to strengthen the Mid field. Stephen Patpal from Bristol

[@onose10000]

Ugarte be kidding me

[@leodb3894]

United are such an enigma, on paper and sometime in practice the plan works and we look dangerous and clever and almost like the next step in football tactics. But then we go and fuck it up, badly.

[@duncanblade]

My thoughts about Eth is that he’s a good manager - but has poor instincts in reacting to the game. He wants it to be calm and relaxed, but the EPL is a wild animal.

[@Easy_Now_Star]

Guy's we need him bad, United need to sign him asap!!

[@fabjon6311]

Opposition teams will exploit his poor passing under pressure skills. Just like how emery exploited AWB & McTominay in that Europa League final.

[@CoconutJewce]

Stop making me feel worried about this signing.

[@neronicmoment797]

50m euros plus 10 so closer to 40m pounds fed up of ppl confusing reported prices

[@edoboii9861]

Just curious how he'll cope in the Prem.. hope it goes well, Ugarte looks legit

[@marksibonokuhle8479]

goodluck mate

[@Am_dave]

United should switch to 3-2-4-1 formation now. It's our best bet for player longeveity now

[@punkemoandy]

The average position shows how isolated Maguire is at the back, luckily hes been fairly solid of late!

[@allcruisetv4886]

They will still do the same mistake against Liverpool if he start Maguire..... Coz his too scared to play high line.....

[@johnnynrc6705]

Casemiro played centre half for a large chunk of last season . Might explain the heat map difference.?

[@feranmiquadri6279]

Omo My optimism has met realism. 😂😂

[@thatguy8854]

😂🤦🏽I dey tell you my bro

[@feranmiquadri6279]

@@thatguy8854 🤣🤣

[@ezekielmashimbye5596]

This guy is comical, i love it😂😂😂

[@Cantona77-08]

Hope he shines but im sus on boosting up united signings too much. We have a long journey agead to play proper football in all phases of play.

[@michelguillen5811]

That is not really the initial eleven of Manchester United, Bruno is not our striker, he is playing there due Højlund is injury and Zirkzee was not in a 100% physically, but when they are recovered they will play from the beginning every match and also Yoro plays for the right side and he will not replace to Lisandro. The real initial eleven is (When Shaw is back he will play in the left side and Dalot in the right side): Onana Dalot/Shaw Lisandro De Ligt Mazroui/Dalot Mainoo Casemiro Rashford Bruno Diallo Hojlund/Zirkzee Ugarte will play when Casemiro is not available or for Mainoo in some matches.

[@windupmerchant1679]

I often wondered what David Gray was doing since he quit the guitar.

[@ALong-fo5so]

I think United will play much tighter at the back with de Ligt or Yuro sat CB and Ugarter in the middle. Maguire isnt mobile enough