All of the above
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Steve McClaren is there 
Makes perfect sense 
Only under BR, we played some of the best football weāve ever seen. Yes it ultimately failed but he did get us playing like Brazil in their pomp.
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He had the benefit of a generational talent like Suarez. I am not sure how much of the credit for our attacking style Rodgers deserves given what we have seen from his teams over the past decade. If Ten Hag had a Suarez, he would probably be looking pretty good right now too.
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Iām not buying the idea that 2013/14 was all Suarez, so Iāll always appreciate and give credit to Rodgers for a lot of that season. The way he brought through Sterling, when lots were saying he needed a loan, was really good. The switch to 442 diamond, moving Gerrard to DM to be a playmaker, his use of Hendersonās engine in midfield, using Flanagan off the left etc. all really good
I think what 13/14 and the subsequent year showed was that a) Rodgers was good at riding momentum, but the corollary of that was that he found it hard to arrest a decline, and b) there was a bullshit element to him and player just got sick of him, and his nonsense (I think the same happened at Leicester and Celtic as well)
I think that is something he also shares with Ten Hag. Especially the bullshit thing. Good god is Eric full of it
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Can I think about that? I may need some time. I have conflicting thoughts.
āFred is shitā
āFred is better than our other shitā
āFred is shitā
And so on.
Yeah okay Rio, thatās the only reason 
Everyone who said Amrabat is a poor choice is being proven correct
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Everyone in TAN then.
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Iād be a bit pissed like but donāt teams tend to have rest days or at least would train in the afternoon.
The lad is a young guy, if he went out and let his hair down fair enough.
The fact they couldnāt guarantee that lad first team football considering their squad is laughable.
Some teams wouldnāt but Man Utd are not the kind of team to be strict about this.
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He didnāt ask for starting spot guarantee. Youāre right, it should have been obvious that heād get up to speed very quickly.
He is 26, Rashford should be entering his professional prime. The fact that he was out late after a derby loss is a real sign that staying at ManU was a serious career mistake. I donāt condemn him for it, but it is a compelling indication of where that teamās mentality is now.
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Agree with the rest of your quote but not this bit. Itās unprofessional and, regardless of the setup, he shouldnāt be doing this.
Itās his birthday today or yesterday - it was his birthday weekend, either way.
Teach these lads to behave like robots in pursuit of efficacy and weāll see how fun the game is in 20 years. Might as well just watch FIFA simulations.
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I mean as a fan.
If we had been shit the day before but it probably helps.
We are also going of information from some bloke on threads.
Apparently it was a birthday party that had been planned for him by some mates. He reported to training on time as usual.
Iām not a Rashford fan (haha @Mascot), but thereās nothing to really be upset at him for here, aside from the fact that his form has been abysmal since February, for which he earns my praise.
I completely forgot Amrabat had signed for them. This just gets better and better.
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