Who would have thought that Lonnick, who had just finished his honeymoon with Manchester United, would face a storm!
In the early morning of January 5, Beijing time, the British media "Mirror" reported that the Manchester United locker room has encountered serious infighting, the team is divided, and Lonnick and the teaching assistant team have been questioned.
The assertion from the source: "This is just the beginning, the internal atmosphere of the team is very bad, and after that there will be bigger problems! ”
At the same time, the Mirror also pointed out the "culprit" of the infighting in the Manchester United dressing room, that is, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
The Mirror said it all started with players who didn't get a chance under Solskjaer, who formed a small group and have always had a clear grievance against the club.
When Ronnick took over, they found that they still could not get the opportunity, so they became the leader of the storm.
Of course, the Mirror pulled out Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, which is quite a scapegoat.
So, who are these players? The Mirror directly named and included Jesse Lingard, Van de Beek, Bailey and substitute goalkeeper Henderson.
Under Lonnick, Jesse Lingard and Van der Beek had few chances, and although Bailey also started, he still didn't think he had enough time to play. Henderson was eager to play in the World Cup in Qatar and was looking forward to being loaned out, but Lonnick refused to let him go.
It is understood that 11 players in the Manchester United team are disappointed by the status quo and all want to leave the team as soon as possible, and the dressing room has split into multiple small groups.
In addition, the players were overwhelmed by Lonnick's coaching, dismissed his tactics and disappointed in the level of him and the assistant coaching team.
In the face of Manchester United caught in the storm, Lonnick is temporarily helpless.
In fact, Lonnick's coaching has been questioned a few games earlier. During the transition period led by Carrick, Manchester United won away to Villarreal, drew away to Chelsea, and won at home to Arsenal, which was quite good.
Ronnick made his debut in a 1-0 home win over Crystal Palace. Facing three teams in the relegation zone, United only won 1-0 against the bottom-up Norwich City, drawing 1-1 with Newcastle.
At this point, Lonnick's 4-2-2-2 and his on-the-spot response have been questioned. With a 1-0 home win over Wolves, Lonnick and Manchester United were pushed to the cusp.
It's not that United can't lose, but can't lose so ugly, playing at home, Manchester United was blasted eight shots in the opening 18 minutes, and he only had one shot on goal.
Throughout the game, United were in a state of complete passivity, and it is no exaggeration to say that from the scene, the loss is very reasonable.
At the moment, United are still in seventh place in the table, four points away from fourth-place Arsenal. I don't know if Manchester United will once again fall into a winless situation, I don't know what the "bigger problem" of the source refers to, can Manchester United finally reach the top four this season?