Premier League Prediction Thread 2023/2024

[makishart]

Yes, it is difficult to understand with Boehly's plan, he should learn from his inappropriate decisions like last season. The current management should not adopt the old system like the Roman era which was known as a dictatorship, but there are good sides which must be the main consideration for building a better club. Now coaching has moved to Maresca and he has also been given the best coaching staff. Hopefully Maresca will get full support from the club board and he can work freely without interference.

I really don't understand everything that happened at Chelsea after Todd Boehly took over there. In fact, I was very surprised last season when Tuchel was fired. even though we all know Tuchel has brought glory to Chelsea. And the coaching changes have continued since last season and it all only makes the situation worse. And this season Pochettino improved it little by little and at the end of the season everything changed for the better thanks to Pochettino. But then Pochettino left. And yeah, I don't understand any of that. Honestly, at first I thought that Boehly had learned a lot from the bad results that Chelsea got last season. Because I see Pochettino making good results this season. But well now my assumptions seem to have changed again. And yes, it can be said that I am still quite disappointed with Pochettino's departure.

It's very hard to understand what todd boehly wanted from the coach. He was always replacing the coach anytime. This is even more frequently compared to the what abramovich did when he was still chelsea's owner. Im not even doubting it considering the fact that boehly is always changing the plan for the club.



The way the Chelsea ownership group tried to persuade themselves that Maresca was the best option for the team truly surprised me because it's clear they never learnt from their mistakes. They are repeating something old that happened last season when chelsea signed potter.
I was also witnessing chelsea ownership group said the same thing when Chelsea hired Potter from Brighton as a new caretaker, after which the club suffered.

Their mistakes never teach them anything. I'm not sure if Chelsea will be able to compete in the next season. Maresca may be doing some adjustments as a preparation to face a new season. i'm still feeling dubious.
Let's hope maresca to give his best for the club. The players need to adapt with the new gameplay.

Chelsea's owners have found an inexperienced coach and are giving him a five-year contract with an option to extend for another year. The new Chelsea managers didn't give Tuchel, Potter and Pochettino more than a year in charge. And with Maresca, they signed him on a five-year contract! This is an extremely strange decision. I'll be surprised if Chelsea finish in the top 5 next season.

The crucial reason in this seems to be if Maresca has ever worked together with Pep that has become the key point from the reason why chelsea recruited him as a new coach. Chelsea was presumably handing him a long-term contract mostly for this reason. If Todd Boehly wasn't coming with a rather unusual decision for the club, I wouldn't have called him as such.

Certainly, the Blues supporters were becoming irritated with him after so many strange decision came from todd boehly. The team that finished 12th the previous season has been skillfully assembled by Pochettino to finish 6th this time which is also a very big improvment for the club. Chemistry, team work, finishing, pochettino has improved it all.

[Palakka]

Maybe Manchester United's management still trusts Erik Ten Hag to coach Manchester United for one more season and he is doing this because many people think that frequently changing coaches will make the club continue to be left behind and so far Manchester United has always changed coaches, perhaps he wants to keep Erik Ten Hag to give him time to manage the club better next season, maybe with that opportunity Ten Hag can take advantage of that opportunity and build the club's trust in him again, as I said before, if Ten Hag can give him 1 FA Cup trophy, it's possible he will be in give it another chance.

In this case, of course, the management has a very big dilemma between firing or retaining ten hag as a coach, many considerations that may be the basis for retaining or replacing ten hag next season, as you said, of course a lot of experience has happened if the club is getting worse due to the change of coach that has happened too often so far,  But we also can't deny that there are clubs that are actually starting to improve again after they change coaches, in this case I am personally more inclined to see the possibility of Manchester United rising if indeed they dare to take the decision to replace Ten Hag with another more experienced coach.

The FA trophy and carabao are ten hag biggest achievement during his time coaching Manchester United and I think with the star squad they have at the moment of course it's not a pretty proud achievement, so far we know that Manchester United is a team full of achievements and the club that won the most Premier League trophies at the moment, so it's quite surprising for us if they start to be proud and target the small trophy trophy as an achievement that is quite end-of-season success.

[mamesso]

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So do you think he can be given a chance to stay? Looking at the condition of the game and the final results this season I actually don't like him, because he can't bring Man United to appear in stable form.  Even they are not able to stay in the Europa League Zone.
I haven't heard officially if he will leave or stay, if he leaves of course the players need a new adaptation. But if Ten Hag stays then he must dare to try new things, his old strategy cannot optimize the Man United players this season. So I agree with your writing.

Ten Hag made a surprise at the start of his tenure as Manchester United coach, he managed to improve Manchester United's performance which was in the relegation zone and then managed to finish in the position expected by the club management. Kini Ten Hag mulai kehilangan magisnya, dia mulai sulit menemukan strategi yang cocok untuk mengembangkan kualitas pemain yang dimiliki Manchester United. Rashford has also performed less than optimally this season, even though previously he played very well and his level of sharpness was quite good. Casemiro also began to experience a decline in performance, he was a player who had an important role in the Real Madrid squad, but after being under Ten Hag's management he was unable to maintain his quality.

Manchester United must immediately look for a new coach, they must make changes to end the series of disappointing results achieved this season.

[KTChampions]

I think Ten Hag is being left for the only reason: it turned out to be impossible to find a replacement because there are either weak coaches on the market (like Ten Hag) or those who do not want to work at United. The Cup has nothing to do with this since it is a tertiary title, and in the main competitions United have historical failures: 8th place in the Premier League (with a negative goal difference) and last place in the Champions League group stage. It's sad, but I don't think we can expect anything good from United next season.

In as much as Erik Ten Hang didn't have a nice season, it doesn't make coaches like Xavi Hernandez and Thomas Tuchel better than him. If I am among Manchester United management, I cannot any of the above coaches above Erik Ten Hang.

Certainly, it seems Manchester United is not interested in dismissing their current coach. They might have concluded to give him one more season and make available players for him to try again this season. I personally believe that Erik would have done better if there were available players for him throughout the season. For the majority of the season he played without good defense, to the extent that Casemiro was occasionally made to play defense.

It is unknown about Xavi, since he still needs to prove himself somewhere else so that conclusions can be drawn, but Tuchel is definitely better than Ten Hag, he had both successes and failures, but he worked in several top clubs. As for Ten Hag and the players he needed, doesn’t it bother you that with those players he didn’t like he took third place, and with those he bought (having spent 400 million) he took eighth place? I see a pattern here and this cannot be explained by injuries, since other clubs also suffered from injuries but were able to cope with it.

[dzungmobile]

It is unknown about Xavi, since he still needs to prove himself somewhere else so that conclusions can be drawn, but Tuchel is definitely better than Ten Hag, he had both successes and failures, but he worked in several top clubs. As for Ten Hag and the players he needed, doesn’t it bother you that with those players he didn’t like he took third place, and with those he bought (having spent 400 million) he took eighth place? I see a pattern here and this cannot be explained by injuries, since other clubs also suffered from injuries but were able to cope with it.

Xavi still needs time to prove his skills as a head coach but in Barcelona, he shown his management well enough. He is not yet a great coach but he won La Liga with them and helped them to go a little bit far in Champions League. He deserves to be respected by Barcelona but they sacked Xavi in surprise because they failed to resolve their internal conflict.

Ten Hag got better support from his club than Xavi but in general assessment, Ten Hag did his job worse than Xavi. Financial statuses of two clubs are different and with better status, Manchester United look to be more calm than Barcelona and they are more ready to give their coach more time to prove ability than Barcelona. I agree that Ten Hag must be frankly responsible with bad performances this season than blaming on many things like player injuries, lack of good players.

[wiss19]

On the other hand, if Ten Hag stays then Jadon Sancho will most likely not return, he still refuses to apologize to Ten Hag. Overall, whoever becomes Man United manager next season, adding depth to the squad is a must. Man United management must streamline the squad, release most of the players who have minimal contribution, and recruit potential young players. Of course they have to act carefully when entering the transfer window, so as not to buy random players and make it look like a failed investment.

I would say that Manchester United management needs to be more aware when it comes to recruiting players. In the last few seasons we have seen Manchester United spend a lot of money and add players to the squad, but we don't see the expected performance from the players.

Antony was added to the squad by Manchester United management at a cost of 96 million. But Antony has just one goal and one assist in 29 games this season. Manchester United management had to spend 75 million to add Hojlund to the squad. Hojlund has 10 goals and 2 assists in 30 games. Despite spending a lot of money, Manchester United management could not find the right players for their squad. If United management gives Ten Hag big funding next season, I think tenHag will waste money again.

Manchester United is having history of spending like these with usually we have players those came here from other leagues or clubs after paying big amounts having nothing positive results which is the biggest dilemma for them and as mentioned Antony is also one of these players which were here with big hype but at the end now things are having nothing for him and club so he is now out of favour but Hojlund is having good future even things are not predictable, but he can do better in the future, and we can expect good future for him.

Now as we are having few things are settled and Eric Ten Hag is going to stay most chances expectations will be high, and we will be watch improvement in Manchester United because they are big club and also having potential to give good which could be challenging but without any doubt now this could be last chance for the current coach and his staff.

[dezoel]

When the season is over and the new season is coming up there is always such speculation about some managers and teams. So amazing things are already being talked about before they happen which have never happened as is being talked about now. Ten Hag needs a new and more modern way of coaching a team and in placing players in each game he plays. Because without a good strategy and tactics for a team like Manchester United, I think changes in any way will never go according to plan.

So do you think he can be given a chance to stay? Looking at the condition of the game and the final results this season I actually don't like him, because he can't bring Man United to appear in stable form.  Even they are not able to stay in the Europa League Zone.
I haven't heard officially if he will leave or stay, if he leaves of course the players need a new adaptation. But if Ten Hag stays then he must dare to try new things, his old strategy cannot optimize the Man United players this season. So I agree with your writing.

Here we are having few points with our like and dislike is having no importance because the peoples those are in charge of this club they better now how to control and do things which are going to be better for the future of this club with there is too much talk about Eric Ten Hag and mostly peoples are looking for his future at this club is almost over, but he is still here mean owners now he can bring better results, and they are feeling better so they are not talking about this all.

Eric Ten almost won two cups in two years which are good sign for the club even they are having some worst results but still things are manageable which is good thing, and hopefully he will be improved in coming season, and we will have Manchester United into top spots which are much needed with coming season is going to be not easy for any club because all are doing their best for having better results in coming season.

[doomloop]

The owners of Chelsea are not having any patience, they want results because they have spend too much money on the club but they are not seeing their money being used very well to better Chelsea as a football club. Pochettino would not have taken Chelsea to the level the owners of Chelsea want to see Chelsea playing at. There is no time to give the coach that chance to build up the team slowly, they want a fast response and for Chelsea to be playing with the top clubs. The sacking of pochettino is not going to be a regret by the board because he is not the right man for the job in spite of how well Chelsea were playing at the end of the season but by then it was already late because he did not start strong when the fans and everybody were expecting him to use his experience to make the players play good football.

Perhaps the point is not that Pochettino did a bad job, but that Chelsea believe that Maresca can do a better job. And they didn't want to miss the opportunity to bring him in as head coach because someone else might do it. I also think that Pochetino did well, by the end of the season Chelsea really looked better, but apparently this was not enough for him to retain his position as coach, although Boehly said that they were aimed at long-term cooperation, but apparently it wasn’t about Pochettino.

Chelsea management which is having history of having wrong decisions done another big mistake which can bring them back into trauma with Pochettino was doing good job and after having this job first time we have good results from this club because in last few years things were already in deep trouble and fans were frustrated with the Todd Boehly decisions, and we have another wrong decision on wrong time even right now we can't predict about anything with new coach Maresca can do better from Pochettino which could be good but if they fail to keep momentum then surely we will be having another problematic season, and now we are having no excuse just need to a resignation from the Boehly which is surely main problem for this elite English club have unpredictable and instable future right now.

[bots1]

When the season is over and the new season is coming up there is always such speculation about some managers and teams. So amazing things are already being talked about before they happen which have never happened as is being talked about now. Ten Hag needs a new and more modern way of coaching a team and in placing players in each game he plays. Because without a good strategy and tactics for a team like Manchester United, I think changes in any way will never go according to plan.

So do you think he can be given a chance to stay? Looking at the condition of the game and the final results this season I actually don't like him, because he can't bring Man United to appear in stable form.  Even they are not able to stay in the Europa League Zone.
I haven't heard officially if he will leave or stay, if he leaves of course the players need a new adaptation. But if Ten Hag stays then he must dare to try new things, his old strategy cannot optimize the Man United players this season. So I agree with your writing.

Erik Ten Hag should have deserved to be fired, especially since Manchester United's performance this season has been very disappointing. Even this season, finishing in 8th place and only collecting 60 points was the worst record since the David Moyes era.

[QueenVera]

I assume that if Man United can bring in a better manager, it is likely that Ten Hag will be fired, but if not, Ten Hag will be retained. Management and club officials have reportedly almost finished evaluating the team performance this season. Ten Hag is indeed worth keeping, because he managed to present the FA Cup trophy, even though in the Premier League Man United finished in 8th place in the standings. Man United fans should actually be proud, because their club is luckier than other elite clubs such as Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham, who ended the season without any trophies.

On the other hand, if Ten Hag stays then Jadon Sancho will most likely not return, he still refuses to apologize to Ten Hag. Overall, whoever becomes Man United manager next season, adding depth to the squad is a must. Man United management must streamline the squad, release most of the players who have minimal contribution, and recruit potential young players. Of course they have to act carefully when entering the transfer window, so as not to buy random players and make it look like a failed investment.

Well Concerning ETH fate I can say that it’s clinged on so many factors when you check the possibility of him still staying in the club for at least one more season. Yes you might say he had a bad performance in the league as he finished at 8th place but the question now is that will they still be able to sack him especially after he was able to win the FA Cup which is a silverware the fans now use to boast of this season. The club is a big club and I know they might not want to limit themselves to just thr success with the FA Cup and as such if they can find a very good manager then they might just let Ten Haag go.

 I don’t have an issue with that but I wish clubs board understands the needs for consistency and stability to be able to bring out the best in a team rather than changing coach before the season starts. If ETH will be staying I think one thing he needs to work on is how he relates with the players because for someone like Sancho who will be returning and is still bent on not apologizing to ETH, you can tell how pained the player is.

 Now I think him ij the squad might create an issue for Eth, so they should try and resolve that before he gets back with the rest of the team. ⁠As they say, whatever way the club acts in the summer windo will be an indication of what their performance will look like next season. For man united what is best will be in investing for the future rather than just purchasing players out of will.

[Falconer]

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Chelsea management which is having history of having wrong decisions done another big mistake which can bring them back into trauma with Pochettino was doing good job and after having this job first time we have good results from this club because in last few years things were already in deep trouble and fans were frustrated with the Todd Boehly decisions, and we have another wrong decision on wrong time even right now we can't predict about anything with new coach Maresca can do better from Pochettino which could be good but if they fail to keep momentum then surely we will be having another problematic season, and now we are having no excuse just need to a resignation from the Boehly which is surely main problem for this elite English club have unpredictable and instable future right now.

Chelsea will likely not be title contenders next season once we know which manager they appoint to continue their struggle in the Premier League. I don't know Enzo Maresca even though he has won the title with Leicester City this season in the second tier English League or Championship.

Enzo Maresca's success in bringing Leicester promotion to the Premier League next season may be the main consideration why he was appointed as Chelsea manager. I'm not sure he can achieve great success with Chelsea, but anything is possible if his tactical and technical approach is useful.

The best the average Chelsea fan can hope for is Todd Boehly's resignation. Maybe it's not as easy as you imagine, but so far Todd Boehly's coaching at Chelsea is clearly considered bad and detrimental.

[beerlover]

I am 100% certain that Unai Emery is miles and miles better than Erik Tan Hag without a doubt, the comparison isn't even close in my mind, I think it's quite clear that Villa being higher up than United by that much margin proves that Unia Emery is an elite level manager.

I hear that United is interested in Tuchel, which wouldn't be that bad, I do not think that Tuchel would be able to turn this team around that easily, I think it is going to take some time, but I feel like it is not going to be that impossible neither. We will see them do better I think, well usually new managers at United do very well on their first season, and do very badly on their second season, which I think will be the case for United and if they hire Tuchel as well, great first year, terrible second year.

[CroverNo01]

I am 100% certain that Unai Emery is miles and miles better than Erik Tan Hag without a doubt, the comparison isn't even close in my mind, I think it's quite clear that Villa being higher up than United by that much margin proves that Unia Emery is an elite level manager.

I hear that United is interested in Tuchel, which wouldn't be that bad, I do not think that Tuchel would be able to turn this team around that easily, I think it is going to take some time, but I feel like it is not going to be that impossible neither. We will see them do better I think, well usually new managers at United do very well on their first season, and do very badly on their second season, which I think will be the case for United and if they hire Tuchel as well, great first year, terrible second year.

Tuchel is a better coach than Ten Hag because I think while Tuchel was at Chelsea,he showed how good he is,he won the champions league with young Chelsea team,gave them the confidence they deserved and won them them a prestigious tittle that Chelsea wanted.But Ten Hag is a kind of arrogant,he imposes things on players,that is why most talented players who go to that club end up being flops the moment they get there.Players like Casemiro was the best defensive midfielder in the world,but he came to Man U and everythjng turned around.Mason mount was a very sharp winger came to United,and he looked like a Shadow of himself.The club just needs change of caoch at the moment.

[Frankolala]

When the season is over and the new season is coming up there is always such speculation about some managers and teams. So amazing things are already being talked about before they happen which have never happened as is being talked about now. Ten Hag needs a new and more modern way of coaching a team and in placing players in each game he plays. Because without a good strategy and tactics for a team like Manchester United, I think changes in any way will never go according to plan.

So do you think he can be given a chance to stay? Looking at the condition of the game and the final results this season I actually don't like him, because he can't bring Man United to appear in stable form.  Even they are not able to stay in the Europa League Zone.
I haven't heard officially if he will leave or stay, if he leaves of course the players need a new adaptation. But if Ten Hag stays then he must dare to try new things, his old strategy cannot optimize the Man United players this season. So I agree with your writing.

Erik Ten Hag should have deserved to be fired, especially since Manchester United's performance this season has been very disappointing. Even this season, finishing in 8th place and only collecting 60 points was the worst record since the David Moyes era.

Yea he deserves to be fired but he was still able to qualify the club for Europa League next season even at 8th position, because he won FA Cup. This is a good record for the season. There are some clubs that did better than United this season but they were unable to win any trophy.

This is why Eric Ten Hag is given another opportunity to continue as the manager of United next season. We should also know that it is not easy for a coach to transform a club that has being suffering from poor performance in just two years. Ferguson was given enough time in United when he became the manager, before he started winning trophies and took united to the height were they are today. To revive a club is not an easy task, and it needs patience.

[Cryptoprincess101]

I am 100% certain that Unai Emery is miles and miles better than Erik Tan Hag without a doubt, the comparison isn't even close in my mind, I think it's quite clear that Villa being higher up than United by that much margin proves that Unia Emery is an elite level manager.

I hear that United is interested in Tuchel, which wouldn't be that bad, I do not think that Tuchel would be able to turn this team around that easily, I think it is going to take some time, but I feel like it is not going to be that impossible neither. We will see them do better I think, well usually new managers at United do very well on their first season, and do very badly on their second season, which I think will be the case for United and if they hire Tuchel as well, great first year, terrible second year.

Unai Emery has coached a lot of European teams which includes Valencia, Sevilla, Villarreal, Arsenal and Paris Saint German unlike Eric Ten Haag that mostly got his fame in the Eredivisie of Netherlands and Unai Emery has also won major European trophies which also includes the France Ligue 1 title and the 3 consecutive Europa league trophy he won for Sevilla unlike Eric Ten Haag that won just the Caraboa cup and the F.A cup title for Manchester united and with the fact that Unai Emery has led Aston Villa to champions league qualification since 1983 also speaks a lot about his capacity as a manager.

Thomas Tuchel is not the right coach for Manchester united because of how he managed Bayern Munich poorly but since Manchester United's problem is mostly associated with coaches, trying the ability of Tuchel will be considerable at this point at least let us see if he can turn things around for the club but if he is able to achieve positive results for Manchester united in his first season then he can probably continue in the next season so the most important thing is for Manchester United to get a new coach as that is what the club needs now.

[rahmad2nd]

Erik Ten Hag should have deserved to be fired, especially since Manchester United's performance this season has been very disappointing. Even this season, finishing in 8th place and only collecting 60 points was the worst record since the David Moyes era.

To be honest, I am not a supporter of The Red Devil or even a fan of Erik Ten Hag. However, from my point of view, the decline in Manchester United's performance is not solely the fault of the coach. As we know, United is experiencing several internal problems within the club.  such as conflicts between coaches and players, quite a few players return to the treatment room due to injuries.  plus, some players are too selfish and undisciplined. Even though in several United matches Ten Hag made mistakes, he is actually a coach who upholds discipline and playing with a teamwork system. Unfortunately, this season what he planned did not go according to his expectations and neither did the Red Devil fans. It would be very natural if a wave of protest and disappointment came to him to immediately dismiss him as MU coach. Regarding Ten Hag's future, to be honest I haven't checked the latest news or you could say I haven't monitored all activities related to football developments. Maybe Ten Hag will be retained and given a chance. yeah, this is just my assumption. because currently there are not many coaches who are worthy enough to be brought to Old Trafford and immediately lead United to major changes. However, let's just follow it, Ten Hag could be fired or he might be retained.

[Uruhara]

Erik Ten Hag should have deserved to be fired, especially since Manchester United's performance this season has been very disappointing. Even this season, finishing in 8th place and only collecting 60 points was the worst record since the David Moyes era.

If we look at the final results that Man United had, which could only finish in 8th place, it is very natural that we all think that Erik ten Hag was unable to bring about good changes at the Man United club and instead made it worse than in previous seasons. Last season, perhaps he was successful in bringing Man United to win UCL tickets. But in the UCL, Man United also failed miserably and could only be at the bottom of the group when competing in the group stage. And that's quite embarrassing. But Erik ten Hag always didn't want to be blamed. Even now, Erik Ten Hag is considered to be careless in recruiting players. But Erik Ten Hag also denied this. The point is that in the club now people are also starting to blame each other. And don't want to be blamed. In essence, these clubs have really become less harmonious. Maybe Ten Hag's dismissal could also be a solution. But I also doubt that this will improve the team in the next season. unless this club brings in a coach who is more humble and can make everyone comfortable. I am sure Man United will return to their best performance again next season if they choose the right coach.

[ndutndut]

When the season is over and the new season is coming up there is always such speculation about some managers and teams. So amazing things are already being talked about before they happen which have never happened as is being talked about now. Ten Hag needs a new and more modern way of coaching a team and in placing players in each game he plays. Because without a good strategy and tactics for a team like Manchester United, I think changes in any way will never go according to plan.

So do you think he can be given a chance to stay? Looking at the condition of the game and the final results this season I actually don't like him, because he can't bring Man United to appear in stable form.  Even they are not able to stay in the Europa League Zone.
I haven't heard officially if he will leave or stay, if he leaves of course the players need a new adaptation. But if Ten Hag stays then he must dare to try new things, his old strategy cannot optimize the Man United players this season. So I agree with your writing.

Erik Ten Hag should have deserved to be fired, especially since Manchester United's performance this season has been very disappointing. Even this season, finishing in 8th place and only collecting 60 points was the worst record since the David Moyes era.

Previously I also thought like you, Erik Ten Hag should be fired. Especially in the middle of the season, he was often ridiculed by many parties because he was annoyed that Man United's game was no better than the lower teams. However, from the last few trips, I feel like I was wrong and Erik Ten Hag seems to really love Man United. Psywar in the second season until the final was certainly very, very disturbing for a coach like him. However, he managed to get out of this pressure in his own way, mainly winning with simple patterns, playing effectively (finding positions and passing) and scoring goals simply. Finally, they managed to get the FA Trophy by beating a strong EPL team.

For me, it would be very cruel if Erik Ten Hag were fired. The answer is if he wants a reset then he deserves to be fired. because as you said, Man United finished in 8th place and only collected 60 points and this is the worst record since the David Moyes era. However, returning to the old way, which I think will be difficult in the future. The current players will learn again and adapt again to the new manager's tactics, not to mention the drama of the players. So the conclusion is that firing Erik Ten Hag is not a solution for Man United at this time. One more thing, as far as I know, even though Man United finished in eighth place, they got a slot in the Europa League, they got this slot because they managed to win the FA Cup trophy.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Well, I think so too. I really like Chelsea and that's why I tell myself that it's worth doing things right. I think that the team, the team's management , have to forget the bad times and get on track to do things right, ask themselves: why haven't they won if there are good players? Where are they failing? I think it's a lack of direction Until the right coach arrives, Chelsea won't take off and have the level they've always had. Well, the case of MU is very difficult. For me, it's a lack of direction, but it's been 3 seasons where the team hasn't gotten ahead. I think I'm more inclined to believe that they lack a good coach, because they do have good Players.

Firstly if you ask me I will say the major issue that Chelsea are currently facing is the fact that those on the top are different this time around after the change of ownership and this current set of individuals are to getting it wrong by looking to control everything about the team. During Roman Abrahmovic era he had tasks assigned to various individuals and hardly shows his face around the team except for something too important. This current era of Bohely isn’t like that, he himself sees to almost everything including the players transfers which has occasional caused problems between the managers and him. It was widely rumored that it was the reason why Pochettino walked away, he wanted to have control of players that leave or arrives.

As for Manchester United I think they need to give Ten Hag more time at least a season again to see him implement his style on the players i don’t fancy the idea of ditching managers after just two seasons. With the FA CUP win he has to me buy his time in for next season

Well, what happens here is that changes in management affect the team a lot. At Chelsea, things are reflected in the team when they play against others, and it's not just the coaches or the owners who lose, there's a whole fan base there. You only have to look at the example of a team like Leverkusen, a Xabi Alonso gave a Different Twist to their Football, so Sometimes it's the way to take the bull by the horns.

Regarding MU, an FA Cup is nothing , they've been doing everything Wrong for 3 seasons now. However, if you think that, well, I respect it, but on a footballing level I'm from a country that, because of thinking that way about its national team, where the same Coach was always there , it became a Cinderella team for many years, and now a Coach who doesn't perform is a coach who Leaves , and that has given them good results I think that applies to Clubs.

[hahay]

I am 100% certain that Unai Emery is miles and miles better than Erik Tan Hag without a doubt, the comparison isn't even close in my mind, I think it's quite clear that Villa being higher up than United by that much margin proves that Unia Emery is an elite level manager.

I hear that United is interested in Tuchel, which wouldn't be that bad, I do not think that Tuchel would be able to turn this team around that easily, I think it is going to take some time, but I feel like it is not going to be that impossible neither. We will see them do better I think, well usually new managers at United do very well on their first season, and do very badly on their second season, which I think will be the case for United and if they hire Tuchel as well, great first year, terrible second year.

Obviously, Unai Emery is a great coach, because in some previous clubs also Unai Emery managed to give good results. Especially for Aston Villa, basically the competition in the Premier League is very difficult and also,  Aston Villa is not a team that has a lot of money to buy many star players, but in fact Unai Emery managed to make Aston Villa finish in the top four. Of course, it was a very impressive result for Unai Emery first season at Aston Villa but even so, I still confident that Unai Emery will still be able to make Aston Villa good in the next season. About Erik ten Hag, as far as I know Manchester United will keep him and I think that's fine too. But, if indeed Tuchel is willing to become the new coach of Manchester United later, then ofcourse it is also a change for the better for Manchester United.