Quote from: knowngunman on Today at 10:45:41 AM

Quote from: MK-74 on Today at 06:16:14 AM

I don't think there is a goalkeeper as bad as Andre Onana. There is no goalkeeper like him in any of the big teams.
I don't understand why M.United insists on this goalkeeper. He is still playing for M.United despite being a very bad goalkeeper.
He is also at fault for the 2 goals M.United conceded last night. It is completely his fault that this match was not won.

Like seriously, Manchester United need to get a new goal more than they need a new striker. One of the worst thing Ten Hang did to Manchester United was bringing Onana and Mount for such a huge amount. It sounds funny but it is unfortunate that Manchester united can't celebrate a goal in five minutes without conceding a goal ever since they start playing Onana. Aside his poor goal keeping, he's so irritating whenever he has the ball in his possession causing unnecessary delay. He takes so long for him to deliver the ball when he catches the ball or when is going to kick the ball. To make it worse, he normally passes the ball to the defender in front of him already surrounded by the opposition or play a useless long pass.

However, Onana shouldn't be the only one receiving the whole blame here. We all watched when he was at Inter Milan and he was never this bad. Something is definitely wrong somewhere with Manchester United squad. Where were the defenders when Onana made the first save? They were absolutely nowhere to be found to render help. They allowed the attackers to get into their 18 yard box in the first place and Onana did his best but it wasn't enough. In as much as I admit Onana is not in his best form at the moment, Manchester United need to work on their entire defence.

Manchester United's tactical identity crisis, a team attempting modern football with bits of a broken machine, is what we are seeing

Mount was meant to be the pressing engine. He has been a ghost (injured, erratic, and frankly redundant). United paid almost £100 million on two players who have not shown 100 minutes of tactical consistency between them. Then there's Onana, who's surprised. At Inter, he looked world-class behind a rock-solid 3-5-2, where he had passing options, protection, rhythm. At United, Shaw’s injured. Martínez left. Varane’s part-time. It is just sucks

They simply keep hitting the system; United cannot change it. What goes on? Confidence collapses. The cracks in the dressing room get wider. Amorim either adapts fast or flames out fast. We are talking a significant lost season if they fail to address this midfield screening problem. No top 10. Maybe no Amorim . Time to start defending like a Premier League team once more, straighten the build-up, quit pretending we're Barcelona