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Quote from: Furious 7 on Today at 07:12:38 AM

The dominance of Manchester City has started even since 2017 where from the 2017 season until now only 1 season the trophy has been released from them which means it indicates that their dominance cannot be shaken easily because from 2017 only Liverpool in the 2020 season can take the trophy from them after that no one else can take it until now.

Every domination of a club has to stop because players will become older and lose their best performances as well as a tactic will be resolved by opponents with time. It's an avoidable cycle in football and with Manchester City, we see they have been challenged more by Arsenal in two latest seasons. The decision of Pep Guardiola to stay with them at least one more season, will help them to defend their title next season and reduce risk to lose Premier League title to Arsenal too easily. It does not guarantee that they will defend it successfully.

Quote from: HajiBagi on Today at 07:09:35 AM

Many people don’t believe that Erik Ten Hag is not the best coach for Manchester United, maybe those people don’t know what football is, when a team has many best players and young talents player and the coach can’t manage the team and win the game he is not a good coach, Manchester United have many players who can play very well

Manchester United have many good players but they have many players, I don't say they are bad ones, with many weakness. The weakness of their squad is because they can not use their players to cover each other well. I agree that a great coach like Sir. Alex Ferguson can use a normal player like Wes Brown and make him as a good player in their strong defense seasons ago. Ten Hag does not have this capability and it's right to say he is not a good coach.

But if a club has players with many weakness, let's be fair with Ten Hag, that it is his responsibility and there are other people in the club must share responsibility with him.

Yeah true, instead of having this many players, they should just focus on having fewer and better ones. The rotation that they have is not bad, and considering they are an English club, they should have a good rotation, because they play at many different competitions, Europe, fa, premier and some of the smaller ones and all that, goes for 50+ games a year, so having a rotation is great.

But, if it comes at a result of having not great starting eleven ,then they shouldn't. Imagine selling two centre backs that United have, and with that money (and probably put some more on the top) buying just one centre back, it would make their team better, less rotation oriented but much better whenever that player starts games.