This is genuinely the reason I've stopped tweeting. Look, I'd really like to analyse us, I really do, but there comes a time when it just gets so boring having to analyse negative aspects of our game all the time.
It's a lot of work to just say, "Yep, still rubbish."
I'm tired.
Big reason is player instincts which can't be taught beyond a certain level.
Amad, Mount, Cavani, Martial, Lingard, D. James, even Rooney, Tevez back in the day = good pressing instincts.
Many getting minutes now have bad pressing instincts.
You need a dictator to change it.
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Can confirm, it was stunning. @AnthonyMartial 👏
GOAL Man Utd 2-0 Watford (58 mins)
Stunning goal! Martial dinks the ball over Foster after the goalkeeper saved his first attempt
#MUNWAT
Sports media lied, twitter doomers lied but the tape never lies.
Pogba was an absolute phenom and away from the narratives the tape just makes that hugely obvious. Unparalleled quality of two footed passing range, dribbling quality, size and power in MF/FW areas.
The problem is football's given a protective cover that's unmentioned but acted on. There's drug abuse in the PL, exploitation during scouting, some players are suicidal due to club treatment, some are addicted to painkillers, some are getting mental help every week, there are owners involved in international crime, owners who invest in the genocide of people...I mean there's a whole bunch of nasty things happening in football, all within the PL, but they're swept under the rug. Football is a dirty sport. That's a fact and only a naive person denies it. The beautiful game is only on the pitch.
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🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Manchester City found guilty on virtually all charges relating to breaches of Premier League financial regulations. #MCFC expected to appeal against verdict issued by independent commission. Sanctions undecided, process ongoing @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/7049721…
The Glazers have killed Manchester United Football Club.
INEOS, regardless of whether they can or cannot help, haven't helped.
I simply can't see us being successful as long as the Glazers continue as owners of the club.
They have no interest in the club except giving the club their debts and taking the club's money for themselves.
They wanted to use the club to earn more money from the beginning — it's simply who they are as people.
They've done it for 20 years. INEOS won't change that.
This is the reality of the situation.
Protests haven't helped. Slogans haven't helped. Chanting hasn't helped. They don't care.
When people in authority allow uprising, it's often because they know it won't change anything. People will go back to their lives after a week and things return to normal. It's a very old story repeated throughout history.
This is the reality of Manchester United today.
Each Dream in the Theatre is but a fleeting wish.
It is what it is.
Regrettably.
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THREAD:
One of the most important biomechanical elements in football is shooting technique; it heavily influences a player's ability to score.
This short thread will analyse finishing and how Marcus Rashford's efficiency can improve in this regard based on his biomechanics.
Despite EVE's first equaliser being a good strike, we didn't actually defend the phase well. Shaw had to deal with two situations at once due to Tielemans leaving his man. There wasn't communication between Shaw and Dorgu in the panic either though understandably so.
Arteta was telling City players to commit tactical fouls if they lose the ball when he was under Guardiola. The guy's been teaching dirty tricks for years and ARS players are filled with them these days. Referees have been way too slow to realise this.
Always the same tactic. Initiate then play victim. teapawt.org/Fty_Updates/status/208…





















