re: Manchester United 2022/23 Season Long Thread - David What the F*ck are you doing?!!!! 2.0

We may have a team, boys.

Eriksen > Pogba and it isn't that close.

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Or letting the British media try and bully him into changing his style

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Thing is - he didn’t change his style, but after the first 2 matches he was humble enough to make some changes (to both tactical approach and dropping certain personnel). This is something I dont know that we’ve had since SAF. EtH had the balls to drop our captain AND Ronaldo.

Regardless, EtH is a young manager on the rise, which is a stark contrast to the LVG / Mou hires.

I absolutely LOVE Ole and will always be grateful for his time at the helm, but eventually the job proved to be a bit too much. The romantic in me wants to think that if Ole had gotten the same backing in the market that EtH has been afforded, he might still be at the helm and we would be in a great place, but I think long term EtH has a true plan for this club to become champions of England again (and hopefully Europe one day). I only hope Real trigger Haaland’s release clause sooner rather than later…

Yea, last year he had 4 goals and 2 assists. Kinda crazy. Looks like he's regaining some confidence. Now we just need Bruno to start scoring some goals again.

I only understand that it's completely subjective and pretty inconsistent from match to match/ref to ref.

Hate to see it go against us here when we have been in control of this match.

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Luke Shaw looks like he was on the Pluckers diet all off-season.

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That's a yearly occurrence. He doesn't stay focused during the off season. Only thing that keeps him in shape is England duties. No WC during the summer hurt him.

Him and maguire both got picked for the England squad over Rashford and Sancho. That tells me all I need to know about their world cup chances. Southgate is going to continue to park the bus with 5 at the back.

Lets hope this is true we need him to start getting the back of the net

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Scotty getting the start today

The yellow on Dalot in the first 90 seconds of the game completely changes the game. Grealish with the ability to run at Dalot with him backing off. 3 of the 4 goals have been created down City's left hand side with Bernardo Silva on the overlap.

United didn't even have a chance to settle into the game and build confidence. The early foul and then City creates a big chance in the third minute and then they just took control down their left. The goal comes in the 7th minute. Varane gets injured and City wins a corner down the left. While Varane is off the field, goal #2 is scored on the corner. You know the rest. I really think the early foul kills the right side of the United defense. The midfield hasn't been good but they're playing everything down the left with Grealish running at Dalot and Bernardo on the overlap. Getting that early yellow is just as bad as getting a red basically because Grealish is the English foul machine. Dalot can't challenge him again.