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“Can you name THREE Premier League managers that you’d like to have played under?”
Pochettino replies: “Sir Alex Ferguson, Sir Alex Ferguson, and Sir Alex Ferguson.”
нυncнσ ⁷🏌🏾 retweeted
Got dumped out the World Cup in the RO32 with Germany vs the same Paraguay team that Poch spanked 4-1… #SkateboardBackToLeipzig
нυncнσ ⁷🏌🏾 retweeted
Just so we are all aware, Utd have just signed 2 midfielders in a 29 y/o on a 5 year deal & a 22 y/o for £50ms, both who absolutely wouldn’t be in Poch’s ideal plans.
They’ve gone from high intensity coach -> low intensity approach -> high intensity within 10 fucking months
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🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Manchester United finalising deal to appoint Mauricio Pochettino if ultimate decision made to replace Michael Carrick. 54yo lined up & terms being done with camp. #MUFC yet to contact US but straight-forward should plan proceed @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/7767421…
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нυncнσ ⁷🏌🏾 retweeted
We’re obviously fucked forever but if you can’t enjoy a little bit of dopamine - for a bloke that is arriving 8 years too late - then what’s the point
I don’t think anyone genuinely expects this to end any different? That’s on Ineos, the options they’ve limited the club to
нυncнσ ⁷🏌🏾 retweeted
Slight concern is how reminiscent this appointment would be with the Jose appointment where we hired him years too late.
Poch should’ve taken over from Ole in 2019 & 2021.
I wanted him badly to replace Ole & I’ll back him but the guys been irrelevant for a hot minute now.
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Yoro, Baleba, Mainoo, Sesko— others may play a part, but minimal cares if they don’t.
Question: If you had the chance to rebuild this entire Manchester United squad, how many of the current crop are you keeping around? #mufc
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I've never, ever known of a football club to keep a manager in position, not because they believe in him, or their data says so, but because they do not know what to do next and the consequences of making such a decision forces them to take responsibility, which their allergic to
All calm at Carrington this morning and likelihood at this stage is that Michael Carrick continues as #MUFC manager but his future remains uncertain as board planned to assess it during the international break having considered a change after Bournemouth. More on @talkSPORT
