Quote from: TelolettOm on Today at 04:44:13 PM

Quote from: X-ray on December 17, 2023, 11:58:40 PM

Chill man, he meant man united vs liverpool. He was only mistyping it.

Haha okay

Quote from: Juggy777 on Today at 01:18:35 AM

Ten Hag has saved his job at least for now because a hammering in this match and he would have been dismissed today but he now needs to get his transfers right because earlier he wanted to sell Maguire and Mctominay and yet both play crucial roles now. Lastly selling Varane would be his biggest mistake and I don’t understand how he kept Varane on the bench so long because he’s a star that deserves to play every match.

Yes, we can say that this is very valuable luck for Ten Hag. In fact, most people predict Man United vs Liverpool will lose, especially if they look at Man United's performance so far, failing in the UCL and also in the EPL, where in fact their position is decreasing. So, Ten Hag is definitely under pressure from the club to make Man United successful again or leave. The transfer market will begin and this is also a significant consideration for Ten Hags to determine the most appropriate and wise purchase/sale given the current conditions. Indeed, there have been several signals about this, perhaps one of which could be quite surprising.

With the body language of Manchester United management, they were not ready to dismiss Erik Ten Hang assuming he lost the match against Liverpool. All those things were media sagas. Even the Manchester United management who refused to buy quality players for Erik Ten Hang also knew that Manchester United has suffered so much injuries this season. They knew that the quality of players they used to face Liverpool was not supposed to have a draw against Liverpool, so it would be unreasonable if they dismiss Erik Ten Hang. Forget media sagas, whenever Manchester United wants to sack ETH, we will all know because it will be very obvious. I am assuring you that there's no sack agenda against Erik Ten Hang yet and it is not even at sight.

Quote from: borovichok on Today at 04:28:59 PM

Quote from: onecall123 on Today at 03:08:16 PM

Expecting an easy win as well, but it didn't turn out that way. I've to give credit to Man United's goalkeeper Onana for keeping them to a draw. The game was hard to watch, a dreadful match between two struggling sides on the day. Despite having plenty of chances, Liverpool couldn't secure the win, resulting in a 0-0 draw against Man United at Anfield. It's not the result Liverpool wanted, but they'll move forward to the next game against the Hammers.

Liverpool next game is Arsenal and Manchester United facing Westham United next. Liverpool was denied winning due to the heavy defendlines formed this season. The 0-0 scoresheet is big motivation for Manchester United to do better in coming games. André Onana deserves some flowers because Liverpool did their best to score but couldn't maintain this level of football. There was no hope for the Red Devils until Onana begins to make brilliant saves that aided Manchester United draw points at the end of the game.

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