Quote from: Jody.Drummer on Today at 11:06:19 AM

Quote from: Velvet78 on Today at 10:38:58 AM

Manchester United have only Onana and Altay as the goalkeepers they could make use of. They really don't have any chance other than trying both of them and giving more chances to the one who performs better. Therefore I hope to see Altay being given some chances as well. I mean Onana is still playing the same.

While he is performing poorly I don't think it is logical to be stubborn about continuing to use him in every game. Altay has been a promising goalkeeper so far as well. In this situation I believe he deserves a chance. Let's say he played worse than Onana can take the shirt back from him.

Yes they should do that, should give their second goalkeeper more chances after Onana's poor form so far. Now the options are not many for them and they must have a firm stance on this. Erik Ten Hag has to do something to turn them around, because I haven't seen anything special from Manchester United so far.
The fact that they let David de Gea leave leaves them with little choice. But it's not good to regret everything, because what they should be thinking about is how they can get up, not necessarily quickly, but slowly but surely.

I am afraid Ten Hag can't drop Onana because the back-up keeper, Altay Bayindir, is completely unknown. I don’t think this is the time where you’ll want to switch goalkeepers because the pressure on the team is high at the moment and it requires experience to bring this struggling Manchester United out of the mud. They need to show why they’re Manchester United.
Also let’s shift the attention from the Onana to the porous and disjointed defense line for once. Manchester United defense is so terrible at the moment, no defensive security from the midfield and it would make a Goalkeeper look like a flop in every situation. Ten Hag needs to do more before they start calling for his head.