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How the heck have we not scored 4 lol
That's the result of not being clinical + some pretty sloppy defending
Just saw the replay and it was pretty shocking from Bissaka. He just gave up.Wow Linderlof and AWB
I am a believer that if you don't finish your chances...the other team will. That happened today. Sevilla literally finished the only chances they created all game
With that being said, does OGS not know you can make subs before the 80th minute?
Biggest difference tonight mate? Coaching. Sevilla are a collection of good footballer's excellently coached/ organised.
Utd have some excellent footballers.(Your **** poor backend aside Mad how they think Sancho is what's needed when you've very little quality the other end of the park.). But are shockingly coached. With next to no organisation at all.
Absolutely NO game management in this United side whatsoever. Bernabea (Sp?) who's off to Saudi controlled that game from start to finish.You've nothing like that to control a game of football.
Take the historic Leicester collapse out of the equation and you'd be in the Europa again next season whilst Solksjaer's busy patting himself on the back for a season of very F little in reality.
I don't really understand this point. You say game management like we were holding onto a 1 goal lead and threw it away in the 80th minute or something and Banega didn't have that good of a game.
You certainly weren’t controlling it in any way, shape or form bar the short blitz after half time. Utd may have had the better chances but Sevilla controlled the game perfectly.
Sevilla were the side managing that game to their own ends, Which, now I’m watching games again and looking back at games since the restart still having a **** load of free time on my hands currently, has happened against most every decent side you’ve come up against since the return. Whilst you’ve rolled the weaker ones.
Banega (Sp? I'll get it right eventually haha) was playing through and around you all night mate. He was the best player on the park. Simple and effective.
Yeah this.I don't really understand this point. You say game management like we were holding onto a 1 goal lead and threw it away in the 80th minute or something and Banega didn't have that good of a game.
This sums up accuracy of this whole post.Biggest difference tonight mate? Coaching. Sevilla are a collection of good footballer's excellently coached/ organised.
Utd have some excellent footballers.(Your **** poor backend aside Mad how they think Sancho is what's needed when you've very little quality the other end of the park.). But are shockingly coached. With next to no organisation at all.
Absolutely NO game management in this United side whatsoever. Bernabea (Sp?) who's off to Saudi controlled that game from start to finish.You've nothing like that to control a game of football.
Take the historic Leicester collapse out of the equation and you'd be in the Europa again next season whilst Solksjaer's busy patting himself on the back for a season of very F little in reality.
United is missing Shaw so much. Who would have thought that? Williams is a decent young player but he's not on this level and he offers even less than AWB when going forward. He's rash and overzealous in most games and because he was on red card watch for most of this game, he couldn't be more aggressive in duels ( at least he's smart enough to realize that).We need better defensive coaching. While that maybe an overreaction to yesterday's match, we definitely need better organising, and that starts from the coaching, not just the players. Yes, we may have had the third or fourth best defense last year in the league, but the goals we conceded we rather silly too, de Gea howlers aside. Need to defend as a unit, and organise ourselves better.
And ****, need to deal with crosses better. Still unsure about needing more CBs, but if we selling three of them, we need to go and get a good CB. And honestly, I don't care if it is a left/right defender (I mean, wasn't Maguire used on the left when at Leicester?).
But Woodward needs to get his head out of his *** and go get something done. Mind you, I'm not stating go after Sancho specifically if the finances don't support it But instead of wasting time, go after other targets (or atleast, after other necessities of the squad).
Williams is a right footed defender playing at LB, and it shows. He is unable to provide the width and Rashford's struggles started since his return from injury (and Shaw's absence). Strikers miss, and it's bad that it happened here, especially in a knockout, but it happens. I'm not too worried. We have seen what the front three can do, in the absence of fatigue and on form - so the thing is to maintain that consistency.This sums up accuracy of this whole post.
United is missing Shaw so much. Who would have thought that? Williams is a decent young player but he's not on this level and he offers even less than AWB when going forward. He's rash and overzealous in most games and because he was on red card watch for most of this game, he couldn't be more aggressive in duels ( at least he's smart enough to realize that).
Comical defending for both goals from fullbacks and Lindelof, outside of Williams, probably the worst player on the pitch. Also you can't play high line with Maguire in lineup, most of the time Sevilla had the ball, he was dropping 3 or 4 meters and effectively nulled Uniteds chance of press.
But the worst thing is - United missed a lot. You can't do that in playoff games, you barely get the second chance in later stages. Rashford is out of form, Greenwood is probably starting to struggle with the pace of the season and without them, having only Martial is not enough ( although it should have been, he missed A LOT but that happens from time to time). Ole could work on midfielders involvement in opp box more, not enough runs from them and it easy to overwhelm United attackers just with pure numbers. Fair **** to Sevilla, they deserved their win, better team without a doubt.