Quote from: piebeyb on Today at 08:18:10 AM

Quote from: Ahli38 on Today at 07:57:20 AM

I think it's natural for people to start blaming Onana for making mistakes. It's just that the poor performance of the Manchester United Club is not just Onana's fault. But Manchester United's back line is also weak. They are too easy for opponents to pass. So Onana is indeed in a difficult position. But I still hope that Onana can give the best like the performance he showed when he was still at Inter Milan.
But I couldn't lie to myself when I saw Manchester United lose. Sometimes I think about De Gea. De Gea's mentality is much better than Onana.

I think Onana may have shown all his abilities but he is not as good as De Gea and people know that, but even if De Gea is there they will still concede if their back line is not good, after all this is not only the fault of the players but also the coach Ten Hag is responsible for this because he is the one who sets the strategy and chooses the squad that will be fielded to compete.

I personally never blame the players either, but the coach is also to blame and besides, it seems that Manchester United needs to replace this coach with a new coach who might be able to make Manchester United perform better than at the moment which may not look better than last season. I'm sure many of their fans are disappointed with Manchester United's defeat.

Apart from Manchester United fans who feel disappointed, actually those of us who bet on Manchester United also feel this disappointment. Grin

Maybe what you say is true, that even if De Gea was the goalkeeper in that match, Manchester United's goal would still be conceded if Manchester United's back line was so weak.

Currently, many people are cornering Erik Ten Heg. And many people began to doubt his abilities as a quality coach. But we also need to know that in the transfer market yesterday the club's spending money was quite limited. So Erik Ten Heg even withdrew from hunting for players the club actually needed due to limited funds.