A Sky Sports poll - interesting -
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Back to Spuds with any luck, as long as he stays the **** away from us i don't care.3 - 2 to RM and PSG kicked out of the CL - this should kick start the managerial merry go round. Odds on Poch getting the sack and ZZ taking over at PSG but Poch's hopes of taking the reins at RM are over after that result.................so guess where he goes next !!
3 - 2 to RM and PSG kicked out of the CL - this should kick start the managerial merry go round. Odds on Poch getting the sack and ZZ taking over at PSG but Poch's hopes of taking the reins at RM are over after that result.................so guess where he goes next !!
There’s too much commotion around Poch, in my opinion. If Poch comes here, it won’t be long till the press starts writing about how it’s not working and psychologically psyched the team out. I think that we need someone with less baggage of expectations as the next messiah.
I guess if we put biases aside and objectively look at Poch’s ability to coach and get his team to play decent football, then he can’t simply rule him out because of one game.They were 2-0 up on aggregate. They were completely controlling possession. They'd quietened the Bernabeu and the Real players were chasing shadows.
Then one mistake from the keeper and Real equalise.
Even then, they could've just regathered their composure and played the way they were.
If anything at 1-1 he could and probably should have brought on Wijnaldum who would've helped keep possession and been decent defensively in midfield.
Some great possession football from PSG tbf and they totally lost the plot.
But he will start his tenure as a failure - not a good scenario given the unrest in the dressing room. he seems too much of an 'arm around the shoulder' guy - fine when things are going great - but for a sacked manager................... not a good starting point if you want to bring the dressing room along with youI guess if we put biases aside and objectively look at Poch’s ability to coach and get his team to play decent football, then he can’t simply rule him out because of one game.
I haven’t seen much of the French League games, but it will be interesting if those that have see the qualities that are necessary in Poch to build a successful and cohesive team. If outcome of that analysis is - “yes”, he can do the job, then he should rightfully remain in the running regardless of the result last night.
Said it before and will say it again, Poch is a definite no no for me.I watched the 2nd half of the PSG game again. The subbing of Paredes was a fck up by Poch tbh.
I can understand Paredes got away with a foul that could've got him sent off, but the whole dynamic of the midfield changed when he went off. Gueye was a mess when he came on.
Literally 5 mins later Real went 2-1 up then 3-1.
Said it before and will say it again, Poch is a definite no no for me.
Nothing i can realistically point at but the impression he will always be the "nearly" man. Teams that can be good to watch but never a real threat of winning anything.

PSG nor United's main problem are galacticos type players. The vast majority of PSG's players aren't galacticos and the likes of Messi and Mbappe did little wrong against Real Madrid. There were probably more galacticos in that Real Madrid side than PSG's and they did alright.
Ronaldo and Pogba are our only galacticos type players. And only Pogba who's a waste of space and a poor influence in the dressing room, but I don't see that as our biggest problem.
I don't understand the attacks on Ronaldo, the bloke's a model professional and if any youngster wants to see what hard work looks like and the commitment to training and how you should lead your life then he's the best example there is. And on the pitch the bloke's a serial winner.
I completely agree on this, it's a very strange idea that's been perpetuated by the media and carried by telly clappers that he is 'the problem'.
Interesting that you put him in the same post as Pogba, who is the chalk to Ronaldo's cheese.
Ronaldo is a dedicated professional work horse who is playing at the top of his game age 37 because of this.
Zlatan was/is the same. These players should be used as an example to aspire to, not bitch about how much they are being paid and who's development they are allegedly 'holding back'. Never heard such nonesense.
Pogba however...........................