#挑战30天在头条写日记#
In the aftermath of United's 4-3 defeat at Chelsea, Ten Hag's chances of sacking have risen significantly in the assessment of the authorities, with his odds to be sacked plummeting from eight to four and now in second place, behind the odds of no one.
Meanwhile, Southgate's odds to take over the Reds boss have been reduced to 1.5 on the shortlist for Manchester United manager, a figure well below Graham Potter's three and Tuchel's eight. The remarkable change certainly highlights that England boss Gareth Southgate has become the favourite to take over as Manchester United boss once Ten Hag leaves.
Today, I'm just going to talk about whether Ten Hag should be out of class. I believe that all Manchester United fans are of the same opinion as me, and the answer is yes! He has succeeded in making Manchester United fans and celebrities completely lose their expectations of the team's tactical style, championship glory, etc. At least, from what I've observed, most Red Devils fans don't talk about any team winning the title for the rest of the season. In this regard, if United are keen to compete with the likes of Liverpool, Arsenal and Manchester City in the future and regain their former glory, it would be wise to change managers at the end of the season.
When it comes to the replacement for Manchester United, I think Gareth Southgate is right to be number one. Because of Manchester United's existing player configuration, it is indeed difficult to play the oppressive attacking football style of Arsenal, Manchester City, Liverpool and other teams. Think about it for Harry Maguire to chase back the opposition striker near midfield, or for the likes of Marcus Rashford, Fernando Fernandes and Antony to make smooth passes and press high up front, which Ten Hag has proven over the past two seasons to be impossible.
United's current player structure is more suited to frisbee tactics, with most players involved in the low post, and once they win the ball, they are mainly handed over to Fernandes to throw frisbees, and then players such as Rashford and Garnacho actively compete with opposing defenders for frisbees, creating attacking threats and trying to break the opposition goal. Manchester United benefited from this tactic when they reached the Champions League last season.
Given Manchester United's current financial and operating conditions, it is no longer able to support large-scale player turnover, so hiring Southgate, an ultra-low-profile version of Jose Mourinho, is undoubtedly the most economical and pragmatic manager selection plan. If Southgate is in charge of Manchester United, he will be expected to use the Frisbee tactical potential of his existing Red Devils players to achieve tactical 'stability'.
But if they are looking for title glory, returning Jose Mourinho is undoubtedly the wisest option for Manchester United. After all, Gareth Southgate can bring England to a wrathful situation. I think that if Southgate chooses Southgate, it is really better to admit his mistake and bow his head and sincerely invite Mourinho to return. Truth be told, while United's player structure certainly doesn't suit Pep Guardiola's style of play, it does fit well with Jose Mourinho's system. If Manchester United are determined to pursue championship glory, then choosing Jose Mourinho is like choosing a leader in the investment field, which is the choice to maximize the team's returns.
However, as a fan of Jose Mourinho, deep down I still don't want him to return to Manchester United. Because once returned, Manchester United's celebrities will inevitably bring unnecessary trouble to Mourinho's coaching. But in any case, from the point of view of tactical fit and championship glory, Mourinho is undoubtedly the ideal candidate for Manchester United.
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