Digging deep into the root causes of Manchester United’s problems: self-esteem, being arrogant, and being cowardly on the outside, is Manchester United’s biggest label

If you insist on me giving this Manchester United a definition, I will undoubtedly give a comment: I'm so cowardly, being cowardly is Manchester United's biggest label. When you face a League Two team, your confrontation success rate is only 47%, and your opponent's confrontation has the advantage. You can even see Manchester United players avoiding confrontation and fearing injuries.

When signing, Manchester United's signing department was cowardly; when managing the team, Manchester United was cowardly; when facing strong opponents, Manchester United players were cowardly, and Manchester United were cowardly from top to bottom. This is the root of Manchester United's countless reconstructions, and you don't have the courage to persevere to the end. Lin Liangfeng of the Sports Weekly gave a very pertinent evaluation after Manchester United was eliminated from the League Cup: "Manchester United is afraid of pressing, and even more afraid of pressing from low-level teams. This is a bad habit in club culture and atmosphere. Over time, Manchester United's young and young are all maids' lives, but they have a slight illness. They feel that once they are scratched with the clay pots, it will affect their future for their golden rice bowl." The idea of ​​this sentence is here, I will summarize for you how scared Manchester United is from top to bottom.

The cowards of Manchester United's management: a trend oriented towards player value

This summer window, Garnacho refused Bayern and only wanted to go to Chelsea, Sancho refused Roma, and Anthony was only willing to go to Real Betis. Their actions were undoubtedly to help future new clubs reduce the price of Manchester United. I would like to put it in a serious sentence: this is equivalent to Manchester United's abandoned players collectively sting Manchester United, trying to get the last value from Manchester United.

Why do they dare to be so unscrupulous? Because they know that Manchester United's management is very cowardly. Since Sandezi said the sentence when he was Manchester United's CEO: "Win the championship or not does not affect Manchester United's commercial value", since Sandezi proposed the theory of renewal and value preservation, Manchester United has been destined to be very cowardly in the face of players.

I won't tell you what's far away. Last year, when Rashford went to a nightclub in Northern Ireland all night and took sick leave the next day without training, Manchester United only asked Rashford to apologize. This matter directly told the Manchester United locker room: If you lie and don't go to training, you'll be fine if you apologize. When Matic recalled the Manchester United team committee, he said that many players were late, and being late was just a fine, and used as a fund for team dinners. This is a drop in the bucket for players with a weekly salary of hundreds of thousands.

You should know that in order to facilitate the purchase of breakfast, Rashford paid a fine of dozens of pounds for illegal parking. He just walked a few hundred meters away without having to go to the parking lot. Therefore, Manchester United management has always been timid about players. The only place where Manchester United management can stand up is to treat employees and head coaches, and fire them if they say they are fired.

The cowardly of Manchester United head coach: Compromise is the biggest original sin

Since the Van Gaal era, Manchester United's previous head coaches have always emphasized discipline, from training discipline to tactical discipline, but because of some of your compromises, your disciplinary requirements will eventually become a double standard. Last season, Amorin won Garnacho and Rashford before the Manchester City derby. After winning, he also made a bold statement: "Facts have proved that anyone who doesn't have a win."

However, after Manchester United did not make up for the winger in the winter window and only won Dorgu, Amorin had to continue to rely on Garnacho to start until Mount returned to the team after recovering from injury. Tenghach has always emphasized discipline. He led the team to play in the preseason for the first time. Garnacho was qualified for the game when he was late, but later on Rashford and other issues, Tenghach chose to compromise. Not to mention there are other top international stars. Of course, the problem here may not only be the head coach, but also the Manchester United management must bear part of the responsibility.

Amorin said last season, "B fee should trust his teammates more, and don't always ask for it." This season, "B fee should stick to his position (don't run casually).", but B fee is the captain and the player with the best data performance in the team, so if you are cowardly and you dare not win B fee, then you can foresee what the result will be for Tenghach and Sosha.

Even, you, Amorin, don’t even dare to watch the penalty shootout, how are you so cowardly?

The cowardice of Manchester United players: afraid of pressing and avoiding confrontation

Before loaning Villa last season, Rashford once contributed a magical performance. When facing the old Kyle Walker in the Manchester City Derby, Rashford did not dare to speed up and brake and pass back in advance; when facing the old Kyle Walker, he did not dare to get on his body, and before Kyle Walker could force him, Rashford fell to the ground.

This is a typical case. You may have seen only Rashford as an example, but I see more players like this. Every time you get the ball, you are afraid of making mistakes. As long as your opponent comes to press, you are afraid that the pass will be missed and the opponent will steal it. So you are anxious to pass the ball out, and you don’t dare to get the ball. Are you cowardly?

Why did Menu play well in the England national team and dare to get the ball, why did Ugat be a sweeping robot in the Uruguay national team, why did B Fei stabilize the ball in the Portuguese national team, why did Maguire still be the mainstay of the England national team in those years?

Lukesha once had a speech in the last European Cup that was scolded by countless Manchester United fans, but I think it is a true portrayal. He said playing football in the England national team is easier and more atmosphere is better. OK, I understand, the pressure of public opinion makes you very happy, but how are you cowardly?

New training center built in £50 million, you have the best training facilities in the world, tell me your speed is not as fast as the English League Two players, and your confrontation is not as good as the English League Two players? If you are not even as physically as the opponent, you might as well play in the League Two directly. Why should you be embarrassed in the Premier League? Can you believe that their ability to confront each other is really not as good as that of the opponent?

Anyway, I saw that 26 minutes before the start of the game, the League Two team used logging tactics to knock down Dalot, Menu, and Cunia. Then the frequency of Manchester United players falling to the ground began to decrease because they began to dodge, the opponent slipped and jumped up, and gave the ball to the opponent. When you started to coward, your momentum became weak and the opponent's momentum became stronger.

Manchester United's external coward: Is the name of the price-raising alliance really messy?

Manchester United is still talking about Belgian goalkeeper Lamons. Manchester United's opening price is 17 million, but the opponent's asking price is 20 million in the basic terms and 3 million in addition. You seem to have a difference of only a few million, right? But the difference in the quote is more than 25%, and Mbeumo's signings, your quote is more than 50%.

As for Garnacho's trip to Chelsea, Manchester United asks for a price of 50 million, and Chelsea dares to counter 25 million with you, because everyone knows that Manchester United is used to being weak in negotiations in the transfer market, and everyone is used to Manchester United taxes because you are cowardly, and you have no choice. Why did Real Betis dare to drag Manchester United all the time? He didn't contact Manchester United for three or four weeks? When the transfer window was almost closed recently, he made another loan offer?

It’s just that you can’t control Manchester United. If you have the courage to burn your boats, when Real Betis is not guaranteed, he will just tell Anthony not to leave and let the reserve team go for a season. Who can be cowardly?

This is a world that is willing to sacrifice itself. If you can't sacrifice it, there will be someone who is willing to sacrifice it.

This world has always been more ruthless than who is kinder. If you are cruel to yourself, you would rather lose than lose a player, then everyone will naturally be afraid of you. I'm afraid you will make such a decision because they know you really dare, so no one dares to take control of you like this. The same is true on the court. If the opponent uses a fierce sliding shovel and you use a more fierce sliding shovel to fight back, then others will know that you are not easy to mess with and you should also consider it.

However, Manchester United is often the first to be afraid, so Manchester United has become a team that is a civil strife, a foreign war layman, only knows how to be arrogant and players feel good about themselves. What kind of team is Old Manchester United? Who dares to grin at Old Ratford Stadium? Who dares to say a few more words? Do you think Roy Keane's slip shovel is a vegetarian? He is really brave.

Who dares to ignore Ferguson? Because Ferguson really dares to hide you. Manchester United, if you really want to rebuild, please give it your best first.