Quote from: Stable090 on Today at 08:09:53 PM

Quote from: skarais on Today at 05:20:31 PM

Of course, it was a crucial match for Manchester City. Pep Guardiola has a good chance to stop his team's streak of bad results after two unwanted defeats in the last two matches, the chance of winning is good because Manchester City is playing at home.

Pep Guardiola will change his strategy, and he will do everything possible to improve the club's performance. Manchester City have been performing poorly lately, and their next match is against Brighton. The match might not really be a easy one for Manchester City. Brighton is a dangerous club, which I think might end up giving Manchester City a difficult time in the match. Manchester City will be given an advantage since they will be playing at home, so Manchester City should be able to win the match with a little goal difference.

Quote from: AakZaki on Today at 03:58:55 PM

Was Ten Hag's decision to dump De Gea and buy Onana the best decision?

De Gea is really a experienced goalkeeper, he made some errors last season, but he is still better than Onana. De Gea really wanted to stay at Manchester United because he was ready to accept a pay cut in the amount that he was being paid, but Ten Hag wasn’t just interested in De Gea any longer. Ten Hag made a great mistake, he should have just allowed De Gea to stay at the club. If De Gea is still at Manchester United, they won’t have conceded many goals this season.

Quote from: AakZaki on Today at 03:58:55 PM

Even Onana also did not only make one mistake resulting in a goal. I don't blame him all, because their defence is not very good either. But it seems that Ten Hag's football philosophy is not entirely running smoothly. Many supporters hope De Gea can return to Man United.

The number of goals that Onana has conceded this season is just too much, a goalkeeper who was Singed with that amount of money shouldn’t be performing so poorly. I am sure Ten Hag will regret sacking De Gea.

I don't think Ten Hag made a mistake in signing Onana because everyone has a time to adjust when in a new environment. I do believe he is still adjusting and we would get to see the best of him yet.
The Hag is all about building a better team and I don't think he has done any less to ensure this dream of his is a fulfilment. Why else should Rashford be a constant start if we have to analyze his performance so far?

The match against Brighton would be a tough one because Brighton has proven more than capable to win or draw and cause tremendous upset to their counterparts in recent encounters.