The Manchester United manager will certainly be under more pressure than any other club, and one of the pressures comes from the team's many names. In the impression, there is no club's celebrity who is so active in the media as Manchester United. Gary Neville, Keane, Leo Ferdinand, Berbatov, and Scholes, of which the phrase "ginger head" is the most annoying.
Who would have thought that the player era did not talk much, and a mature and stable image of Scholes would become a talker after retiring. No, the celebrity spoke again recently, suggesting that Tenhag learn from Arteta.
"It's certainly a big job for Tenhag, it's a big job for anybody. I think there are certain risk factors, and any coach you appoint is risky. Scholes said in an interview with talkSPORT. I think United have a group of talented players who just need to convince that group of players in his approach. I think it's clear that this group of players doesn't trust their previous coaches or their play tactics. ”
"He has to be a tough manager, kind of like what Arteta did at Arsenal. It was a major reconstruction, and I think Tenhag had to learn from Arteta. ”
It is worth mentioning that just 3 days ago, the Red Devils star had also shelled Arteta, thinking that it was a shame that he complained in front of the referee. Such divergent positions and endless voices have also attracted unanimous complaints from Manchester United fans. "There are so many words, you should learn from Wright and become a quiet celebrity." "Scholes didn't stink when he was a player, how did he retire and become a celebrity so annoying?" "This guy is really endless. ”......
Indeed, Gary Neville and Keane are commentators at Sky Sports, and it's understandable to say a little more. But Scholes feels like an eyeball, catching what to say, saying whatever you want, completely reckless. If it's really for the good of Manchester United and likes Tenghag's rebuilding well, shut up and say less about the unhelpful things.
Does The post-Ferguson era have United lacked a tough manager? Van Gaal is tough enough, right? Not to mention Mourinho, who is known for his strong personality, what is the end result? In the end, when the contradiction arises, it is the tough manager who leaves. Looking at it now, almost all of the people who have clashed with Mourinho before have become problem players for the team. Anthony Martial left the team on loan, Marcus Rashford was unusually depressed, and Pogba, who directly led to Mourinho's departure, has been creating problems for Manchester United and has left the team for free again this summer.
Today's temporary worker Ronnick is also a tough manager, but what happened to him? After a few months in charge, he came to the conclusion that the Manchester United players were "selfish, lacking professionalism, inflated, incompetent and ignoring his instructions". Such a group of incompetent, but selfish, and inflated players, if there is a tough manager, the ending will not be much better than Mourinho.
Again, the fundamental problem for Manchester United is not how the manager is doing, but the players and management. In Lonnick's words, United's problem is not the epidermal level, but the heart, which needs to be overhauled, at least 10 players need to be replaced. But such an idea is not realistic and could not be realized in a summer window, so Tenhag's plan is to reinforce 3 key positions and then talk to Manchester United players one by one in the next 3 weeks to understand their real thoughts.
This is the right approach, and only by opening the knot and being open and honest can we lay the foundation for cooperation. Instead of blindly being tough and indiscriminately trying to show their authority, such words will definitely be "done" by the players in less than 3 years. PS: The fans are right, Scholes is still talking less like Arsenal and Liverpool stars.