UEFA Europa League 2023/24 Season

[Blitzboy]

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Ten Hag won the FA Cup, congrats to him, but let's be real, that doesn't erase the fact that United under his watch has been, for the most part, a hot mess. Putting lipstick on a pig doesn't change it. They're supporting him and giving him more time because of one trophy? This is major delusion. Man, this is Manchester United, not the Championship. Expectations are high, as expected. He's acquired new players, but let's see him convert them into a team, not just a bunch of guys in the same shirts

The Champions League relegation big boys will be their biggest test. Ten Hag will leave faster than Ole Gunnar Solskjaer if they can't compete with the actual contenders. The Glazers and United board must wake up. Results now matter, not hope

Look at the team's performance this season. It has been erratic, up and down. Manchester United does not produce that kind of output. We are discussing a team with a winning legacy and league-dominating history. Week in and week out, we need a manager who can take a decent squad and make it outstanding. Ten Hag has a contract extension, but I'm not entirely sure about that. He has brought fresh athletes, but has he actually assembled a team? That begs the question. Let's find out what he can accomplish in next season. Let's see whether he produces consistent answers.

[Docnaster]

Although Sancho returned to Manchester United, but there is no guarantee that Sancho will have the same good performance as Sancho playing in Dortmund. Because after all, previously Sancho also played well in Dortmund and then Manchester United bought Sancho but what happened was, Sancho's performance was not as expected so Manchester United loaned Sancho to Dortmund again.

We can't expect his performance in Man United will be as well as in Dortmund because the tactics may be different and Sancho may not play as the main player in Man United. We know there are 3 left wingers in Man United. They are Rashford, Garnacho, and Sancho. Recently, Garnacho is the most rising player on left winger position. I'm sure Ten Hag will choose Garnacho as the main left winger for the next season. So, I really expect that Sancho will leave permanently from Man United. Joining Dortmund again is surely a good idea.

Jadon Sancho after he was signed to Manchester United struggled to replicate his impressive performances that made the Old Trafford club sign him but that wasn't what made the club loan him out. He was loaned out because of his rift with the manager and during his loan move with Borussia Dortmund he proved that he still possess those incredible abilities that announced him to world during his first stint with the German club. Now that he's back to the Manchester United, he'll have to face strong competition from Alejandro Garnacho for who becomes the regular starter in that left wing position of the club. Despite Sancho's impressive performance with at Borussia Dortmund in the just concluded season, there's no guarantee that he'll replicate same again at Manchester United because both clubs doesn't play the same kind of football. Hopefully for Manchester United, Sancho continues to deliver top football performances

[hyudien]

I don't see him being able to create a good relationship between players, or players and himself. Because since he arrived there have always been rumors of not wearing clothes coming from them, which was worse when Cristiano Ronaldo was still around. When he did interviews, on several occasions he also blamed players more often when they couldn't win. The coach shouldn't do that, because the coach should be able to look after the players. Even though it is true that they are the ones playing on the field, blaming the players is still unwise.
Sancho played well when he played at Borussia Dortmund, whereas when he played for Manchester United, he couldn't show that. Will he be able to play well after he returns to Manchester United? that's still a question. And if he can't show something good after returning to Manchester United, then I can say there is something wrong within Manchester United.

I agree with everything that you said because a good coach shoukd not always blame his players for their poor performance but instead he needs to encourage and motivate them so that they can do better next time. It was clear last season that United poor performance was majorly from Ten HG side but the players also contributed to it too.

If Sancho did not come up with his best performance while in United, it means that he cannot fit into Eric Ten Hag game tactics and that will be another criticism from the fans. There are a lot of improvements currently and that should show positive effect on the team.

It should be like that, but Erik Ten Hag didn't do it. And even for me, a coach must be ready to defend and accept the mistakes made by his players, let them talk about it internally and don't say it in public. In public, the coach must have a chivalrous spirit and defend his team's children, even though it may be that their students are really in the wrong. Great coaches always do this, defend their players.
They have an internal that will not be touched by the public, so they can evaluate everything more privately. And when the situation is closed they can take firm action against the players who made the mistake. As coaches, they not only think about what is important for the team, but they also have to protect the good name of their team. Likewise with players, they have to look after each other, including protecting the good name of the coach who handles them.

[Zaguru12]

It should be like that, but Erik Ten Hag didn't do it. And even for me, a coach must be ready to defend and accept the mistakes made by his players, let them talk about it internally and don't say it in public. In public, the coach must have a chivalrous spirit and defend his team's children, even though it may be that their students are really in the wrong. Great coaches always do this, defend their players.
They have an internal that will not be touched by the public, so they can evaluate everything more privately. And when the situation is closed they can take firm action against the players who made the mistake. As coaches, they not only think about what is important for the team, but they also have to protect the good name of their team. Likewise with players, they have to look after each other, including protecting the good name of the coach who handles them.

Yes you are not wrong that a coach should protect his player from the public but i don’t think that there have been any case here where Ten Hag threw Sancho into the public. Ten was asked in the interview why he didn’t select him and he blatantly said that only players that trained well were in the squad. Which means he was more or less hiding something, it was even after Sancho made that post on his social media account that the media got to know about the real thing. Sancho misses training and you expects a manager to call him out.

People say Ten Hag didn’t even help him but who allowed him to go for therapists for three months on the mountain to clear his head. I just feel like Sancho seems he is bigger than the club and it was definitely ok how Ten Hag treated him, had it been he was better than how was we would have seen him getting many clubs coming after him but one thing is nobody will want a player that stands against his manager.

[slapper]

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Although Sancho returned to Manchester United, but there is no guarantee that Sancho will have the same good performance as Sancho playing in Dortmund. Because after all, previously Sancho also played well in Dortmund and then Manchester United bought Sancho but what happened was, Sancho's performance was not as expected so Manchester United loaned Sancho to Dortmund again.

In such a way, I personally remain convinced that there is no guarantee for Sancho to be able to provide good results at Manchester United. What's more, there are also rumors about Juventus interest in buying Sancho and not only that, because there are also rumors that Juventus are ready to exchange Chiesa to bring Sancho from Manchester United to Juventus. With rumors like this, it seems like any decision could happen, because Juventus will also play in the Champions League next season, and Manchester United only play in the Europa League next season.

Sancho is a talent. We saw him tear it up at Dortmund. But the dude's been lost at United. It's not just him, the whole United squad's been a mess. The kid's playing out of position, buried behind Rashford (who's having a career year) and this Garnacho kid, who's been on fire. Ten Hag clearly favors Garnacho, so where does that leave Sancho?

There's also that whole beef with Ten Hag. You can't have a player feuding with the coach and expect him to perform. The locker room vibe is everything, man. If Sancho wants to recapture that Dortmund magic, maybe it's time to bounce. Juventus ain't a bad option, they're back in the Champions League mix. It could be a fresh start for him

[imamusma]

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Although Sancho returned to Manchester United, but there is no guarantee that Sancho will have the same good performance as Sancho playing in Dortmund. Because after all, previously Sancho also played well in Dortmund and then Manchester United bought Sancho but what happened was, Sancho's performance was not as expected so Manchester United loaned Sancho to Dortmund again.

In such a way, I personally remain convinced that there is no guarantee for Sancho to be able to provide good results at Manchester United. What's more, there are also rumors about Juventus interest in buying Sancho and not only that, because there are also rumors that Juventus are ready to exchange Chiesa to bring Sancho from Manchester United to Juventus. With rumors like this, it seems like any decision could happen, because Juventus will also play in the Champions League next season, and Manchester United only play in the Europa League next season.

Sancho is a talent. We saw him tear it up at Dortmund. But the dude's been lost at United. It's not just him, the whole United squad's been a mess. The kid's playing out of position, buried behind Rashford (who's having a career year) and this Garnacho kid, who's been on fire. Ten Hag clearly favors Garnacho, so where does that leave Sancho?

There's also that whole beef with Ten Hag. You can't have a player feuding with the coach and expect him to perform. The locker room vibe is everything, man. If Sancho wants to recapture that Dortmund magic, maybe it's time to bounce. Juventus ain't a bad option, they're back in the Champions League mix. It could be a fresh start for him

Sancho choosing Manchester United is a bad choice for his career. The club is currently not a good place to develop his ability and character. Being good playing for Dortmund on loan is a proof that his ability is not the issue. Many talents who joined Manchester United are also having similar issue to what Sancho having in the club. Ten Hag is struggling to instill his tactics in favor to his talents on the pitch, it's like he doesn't care about specific ability of his players when he prepared his tactical plans. It's not entirely wrong to say Ten Hag is responsible for the failure of some talents to shine in Manchester United.

[el kaka22]

Atalanta winning it, means that it is not just the win at the finals, which gives a lot of points obviously, but it also means that they won all their games all the way there too, so many wins to be at the finals. I believe that it is also consistency that matters, sure them winning is great, but Roma won conference and yet they are higher, why be higher when what you won is a lower level cup?

Because they also were at the finals previous year for Europa, and they beat Atalanta on 3 out of 4 seasons for the past and that is what matters. If Atalanta, or for that matter any team in the world, wants to be better than they have to just end up putting in more effort to be consistent. If you keep on selling your good players to make money whenever you can, that won't make you good for long.