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Message: [QUOTE="The True King, post: 3564103, member: 9651"] Fair enough, I think you've got to back him but where he's fallen short and where he deserves to be criticized so far this season is the tactical decisions. There's no way any United team should be conceding the bulk of possession at home to Brighton. I think he's gotten it wrong in terms of trying to become this counter-attacking transition team. I can't see it being a style of play that is ever going to get United competing for the big trophies again. Injuries have most certainly not helped and I totally get the personnel he's got available as depth are largely options he wanted to sell. Some of that blame definitely falls on the club and the contracts that were thrown around before he joined. There's only so long he can run on the credit of what he did at Ajax. He's made some great decisions off the field in how he handled Ronaldo and Sancho - I just think the football has to improve irrespective of the players he has available to him. Ultimately, they are still good enough to beat most prem sides. You only have to look as far as Spurs to see an example of a manager imprinting a philosophy and getting players and fans on board in a short amount of time despite a huge amount of toxicity surrounding the club and the ownership. I'm simply of the belief that ETH should be further down the track in developing an identity and sustainable style of play than he currently is, and for that there should be questions asked. [/QUOTE]

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