Quote from: QueenVera on March 22, 2024, 03:49:06 PM

Quote from: topbitcoin on March 22, 2024, 07:55:58 AM

It cannot be denied that indeed until now the Manchester United players are one of the clubs that has a big name and not only now because it has happened from several previous seasons but in the end we also cannot eliminate the fact that Manchester United is also one of the buriers of the performance of star players because when they are at Manchester United with the conditions that occur in Internal, the talent that should be well honed loses momentum and ends in failure.

We can see some players who are examples such as Casemiro or even Cristiano who have not been able to be maximized properly or some young players such as Van De Beek whose performance was destroyed and not even heard of until now as well as some wonderkids who were initially predicted to be great players such as Sancho, Greenwood (although his popularity declined due to his own actions) and a series of other names that failed at Manchester United because there are still a lot of talents buried when wearing Manchester United uniforms.
Ten Hag always does it his way even the ones he doesn't like but indeed at this time as long as it is still positive it doesn't really matter, it's just that if in the end the inconsistency returns like at the start of the season it means there are problems that are still very risky and cannot be resolved by Manchester United.

When I saw Ronaldo coming back to Manchester United though I had chills but at a point I was like why?? Will he still be effective?. It proved his return wasn’t met well by the coach Ten Hag because of the negative imapct it had in the club. The club had some needs and when Ronaldo came back they obviously forgot what they needed and made sure football is played all around Ronaldo and that reAl brought in a sense of pride for the Balon D’Or winner.

Erik Ten Hag took over and showed he’s in charge and that was what was needed at that time. The iron hands of the boss was what the team needed. Though we can’t blame Ronaldo for the bad performance of the team as he proved to be helpful on so many occasions even before the arrival of Ten Hag. His interview was the line drawer for him and that made Hag lose hope and every confidence and trust in him and if you look at the interview and what’s going on now, then you’ll see some sort of truth in what he spoke about then.

Well though the board to an extent were wrong in bringing him back and trying to build the team around him rather they would have brought him back amd make him come in from the bench that way it would have been more honorable and get match winning victory than the humiliation he was put through. Ronaldo is still an integral part of the club’s success and history and he’s still loyal to the cluv and vice versa though things went wrong but I think it could have been better if a different approach was followed.

Actually I don't expect anything in this regard because Cristiano is just one of the examples I gave and of course we are not really suitable to discuss it now because the problem has been resolved long enough and does not need to be brought up again but the focus in this case is the level of selfishness of Ten Hag who seeks to make the players do what he wants to do seems to be reduced because after all, even if it is true that in the end the coach provides a condition where they are the ones who make decisions and everything must act according to the coach's direction but on the other hand the coach also certainly has to check input from the players so that what is done is in line with the wishes of the coach and the players themselves but what is being done at this time seems like Ten Hag's provisions are absolute and when the players do not comply with what they want to do, it becomes a condition where they seem to be antagonized and even the feud continues.

Now we see Sancho, who is not even glimpsed even though he has not been in the squad for a long time and is not even on the Bench, which proves that the situation carried out by Ten Hag is quite authoritarian and it is clear that this is detrimental in the end because Sancho's performance and condition, which actually can still be played, are just left alone because of the selfishness of a coach who makes Sancho's talent wasted.