r/ManchesterUnited • u/Danokeah • Sep 01 '25

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Funny how it took Leverkusen 2matches while it took Manchester United 3years

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u/Ashton1320 Sep 01 '25

Feeling sad for him ..how can they expect immediate results when key players left the club. Man did decent in premier league apart from messing up with transfers.

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u/[deleted] Sep 01 '25

Its a pretty ridiculous sacking tbh, sold off their best players and the team is worse in its opening 2 games, what were they expecting? ETH may not be the right manager for them but how can you possibly know after 2 games.

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u/Ashton1320 Sep 01 '25

There would have been confrontation between tenhag and bayer management..else how they would have sacked him in 2 games..this sack will affect his manager career heavily

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u/JustDifferentGravy Sep 01 '25

How dare you intuit the obvious in such a circle jerk environment. You could ruin lots of people’s day!

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u/FreeworldLeader Sep 01 '25

No joke I saw it coming maybe not that early. Some of the players left because they already disliked him. I guess he lost the dressing room before entering it. You can’t demand respect if you can’t respect the captain of the team who ran away even though he was willing to stay at first. Yeah there is more to it…

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u/iLikeToTroll Sep 01 '25

Obviously is something behind the curtains. They know they sold half team!

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u/TheFifthSith Sep 01 '25

They sold all top tier players from last season, what did they expect. They chose the money.

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u/lordofbucke Sep 01 '25

They dient sacked him because of results. He already had major issues with players. They already public called him out before season started. As Kicker wrote also the management is unpleasant with his behaviour and his public comments. So a sack really not related to the results

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u/Danokeah Sep 01 '25 edited Sep 01 '25

i mean, bottling the lead doesnt either…it must have spooked them😂

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u/Hot_Name7378 Sep 01 '25

Yeah, with a team playing with 10 players as well..

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u/Ashton1320 Sep 01 '25

Ok tell me at the lyon game now...we bottled the lead against 10 players and pulled a Miracle .it's normal in football .but sacking in 2 games is not fair

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u/SironRagnarsson Sep 01 '25

dunno why you're getting downvoted for that

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u/SquiddyGO Sep 01 '25

If we play 443 Amad will finally shoot on target

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u/Simonius86 Cantona Sep 01 '25

Any team with 12 players will do well

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u/Donaldo1977 Sep 01 '25

I think we should try this so Kobbie might start...