Graeme Souness insists that Manchester United players are to blame for their current situation, technician Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
Manchester United will arrive at Everton on Saturday 15th in the Premier League after posting just seven numbers in six games, and as a novelty in a disappointing 2–1 loss to Istanbul Basaksehir mid-week in the Champions League.
Solskjaer retains the Manchester United title and is still considered a long-term appointment, Sky Sports News said, after being re-reviewed for his recent performances.
But Sky Sports’ Souness insists that United players have put the club on this stage and wonders if Solskjaer’s players look in the mirror.
“I’ve been a coach, I’ve been fired, I’ve been a coach under pressure, and it’s not a simple time for Ole. He’s only been one game away from everything he is with the football club, and that’s what’s worth it when you’re at Manchester United.
“I read in a newspaper that players would not oppose a change: players put Manchester United in this situation, not Ole!Players achieved lower performance. But since football is in those days, everything is in change. Director.
“You ask your players to look in the mirror and ask them: can I do more?I wonder if any Manchester United players are doing that right now. Or is it the simplest way, the exit hatch: ‘Get rid of the coach and everything will be fine. ‘
“Sometimes those players have to stand up and be counted, and there’s less and less in the Premier League now that there’s never been one. If I were a Manchester United fan, I wouldn’t be satisfied to read that the players would be. “against a change. “
Souness, a manager at 8 other clubs in the 1980s, 90s and 2000s, insists that the fashionable player must now be asked to give the effort his time in the game would have given him.
“Don’t tell me about the fashion player, his attitude and his daily work that he lacks today. This locker room wants to look closely, jointly and individually, to see why it’s in this situation.
“There are very players in this locker room: get up and be counted now. For you, first and for all, then for your families, then for your coach and your football clubs.
“That’s why I stopped being a manager a long time ago, you can’t ask them anymore. Instead, you ask them. I think at the end of the sentence, you end up having to say “Please “today. “Please, you can run a little harder . . . Please, can you be more aggressive . . . please, can you give it your all?’
“They were given, and this will be acquired! You’re in a great United football club, you never play simple matches, each and every match you play is a definite cup for the opposition. They’re in their chairs, looking to blame others. “. “
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Solskjaer insists he will triumph at Manchester United and relies on his to respond after consecutive defeats.
Asked Friday if he was sure it would be a hit at the club, Solskjaer replied: “Yes, why wouldn’t it be?If I do not accept as true with my ideals and values, the qualities of my team and the quality of my players, who else should?
“I don’t look at one or two effects and fall like a card space. It’s a failure, of course, but I think there’s too much trouble not to score against Arsenal and Chelsea, because there’s pretty much nothing in them two games.
“Not long ago, we were the most productive thing since the bread of the pan when we beat RB Leipzig and Paris Saint-Germain. There are ups and downs in football and so it has to be and you have to have that trust in yourself and trust the players. “
Read about Friday’s press convention in Solskjaer here.
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Paul Merson says Solskjaer’s next match against Everton is “the biggest of his coaching career” as he tries to get Manchester United back on track.
“Solskjaer will be under a lot of pressure. Let’s be honest, this is Manchester United, the biggest club in world football, and where they are in the league is not acceptable. Not that only two or three games have passed. And no. “just that, poor functionality.
“The way they capitulate to Tottenham, Arsenal was not wonderful, but he still did a task for them. United seemed lost and then went to Istanbul, which is not one of the teams in Europe, and they were defeated.
“If Solskjaer gets to Saturday [outside Everton], it will be his technical career match so far, if he gets to Saturday. “