Pi Network Ambassador, Football Analyst and Research Manager.
Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Joined December 2022
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I've been saying this about Como, but some people were too busy hyping them.
Como this, Como that. Fabregas is a tactical genius. Como are destroying everybody. Suddenly, they are being rated above established clubs and Fabregas is being compared with elite managers.
I said calm down!
Manchester United were out of form when they faced Como. We didn't press properly, we didn't man-mark properly, and the performance was nowhere near what we produced against Roma.
Even Roma, despite playing with 10 men, managed to get a draw against Como. But people conveniently ignored all that.
Now look at Inter Milan. They are showing Como what it means to face a properly organised, established top side. This is not the same freedom they enjoyed against United.
And let me make something clear: Manchester United being out of form does not automatically make Como a better football club.
They are a growing team, yes. Fabregas deserves credit for his work, yes. But what exactly has he won to justify the comparisons with managers who have built trophy-winning careers?
One impressive run of performances doesn't make you elite.
I said Como would struggle when they faced a genuinely superior opposition. Watch the game against Inter and tell me I'm wrong.
Some of us watch football beyond the scoreline. 😂
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🚨 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆: Manchester United have a serious centre-back problem this season:
→ Lisandro Martinez (injury prone,Mistake prone)
→ Matthijs de Ligt (injury prone)
→ Harry Maguire (knocks & age)
→ Leny Yoro (inexperienced but trying)
→ Ayden Heaven (inexperienced)
Diogo dalot-Not (serious at all)
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🚨Michael Carrick’s view of Diogo Dalot:
“Michael Carrick wants Diogo Dalot to STAY at Manchester United. He considers him a CRUCIAL player.
“He sees Dalot as a role model who gives his absolute BEST in every training session.
“He always supports his teammates and the coaching staff, gives everything for the team and never refuses to play out of position.
“For Carrick, keeping a player like Dalot is VERY IMPORTANT.” ❤️
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Honestly, I’m starting to wonder what Dele Alli has against Arsenal. Let’s call it exactly what it is. this is blatant disrespect to the club and its fans.
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Hansi Flick on Julian Alvarez: “Julian had a good performance and he also set up the first goal. He missed a couple of chances but we can’t complain because everything worked well in our favor. Julian wanted Barcelona so I’m not surprised as he was playing against Atletico Madrid tonight”
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"Everything Ronaldo said about FIFA turned out right. Everything Ronaldo said about Ballon d'or turned out right. Everything Ronaldo said about Manchester United's management turned out right. Everything Ronaldo said about Saudi Pro League is turning out right.
The only bold and true face of football. No alcohol, no hormones, no drugs, no tattoos, no drama, no lies. The one true GOAT and not a media or any organization's boy!"
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Wait, Manchester United have scored as many Premier League goals as Liverpool this season and just one fewer than Arsenal, yet we're 19 points behind the Gunners.
After 10 games, we've scored 14 goals, the same as Liverpool and just one behind Arsenal, who have 15.
The difference is that Arsenal have conceded just five goals, while Liverpool have conceded 10 and we've already let in 19. Dave.Sport +1
That tells you everything about where our biggest problem lies because we are scoring goals but making life unnecessarily difficult for ourselves at the other end.
We've dropped valuable points in games where our attacking players have done enough to get results, only for defensive mistakes to undo their hard work.
You cannot seriously expect a team to compete at the top when the defence keeps gifting opponents goals and putting the entire team under pressure.
Until we address this problem and bring in defenders who can give us the stability we desperately need, we'll keep wasting the goals we're scoring and falling further behind the teams we're supposed to be competing with. 💔🥹
Somehow, I still have a feeling that Michael Carrick is the right man for Manchester United, I think the recruitment department should go all out and make proper signings this January to give him the much needed boost.
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🚨CARRICK UNDER PRESSURE AT MANCHESTER UNITED!
Manchester United are reportedly considering Michael Carrick’s future after the disappointing 4-4 draw against Aston Villa.
A review meeting is expected, with Eddie Howe, Sebastian Hoeneß and Julian Nagelsmann among the names being considered as potential replacements.
No final decision yet, but the pressure is mounting on Carrick! 👀
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🚨CARRICK UNDER PRESSURE AT MANCHESTER UNITED!
Manchester United are reportedly considering Michael Carrick’s future after the disappointing 4-4 draw against Aston Villa.
A review meeting is expected, with Eddie Howe, Sebastian Hoeneß and Julian Nagelsmann among the names being considered as potential replacements.
No final decision yet, but the pressure is mounting on Carrick! 👀
CAN ARSENAL WIN THE PREMIER LEAGUE WITHOUT BEING CONVINCING?
One thing I find interesting about Arsenal this season is that they keep finding ways to win, even when their performances are not particularly impressive.
They are six points clear, so nobody can take that away from them.
But there is a difference between being effective and being dominant.
You cannot always depend on a narrow victory or one moment of brilliance, especially when the bigger European games arrive.
Would you rather have Arsenal's current consistency, even without spectacular football, or a team that plays beautifully but drops points regularly?
Be honest.
IS DIOGO DALOT A COMMITTED PLAYER OR NOT GOOD ENOUGH?
I think football supporters sometimes confuse commitment with quality.
A player can love the club, give everything on the pitch and still not be good enough for the level the club wants to reach.
Michael Carrick has defended Dalot, and I understand why. But defending a player does not mean we should stop discussing his performances.
Manchester United need players who can deliver consistently, not just players who are committed to the badge.
Can we honestly say Dalot is good enough to be Manchester United's first-choice right-back for the next three or four years?
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If anyone still blames Carrick for yesterday's draw against Aston Villa, then I honestly question how they watched the game.
We conceded twice inside the opening four minutes because of poor defending, yet Carrick's side showed enough character to fight back and go into half-time at 2-2.
The same defensive problems returned after the break, with Dalot giving away a penalty before another costly mistake allowed Villa to make it 4-2.
What exactly was Carrick supposed to do when his players kept making these individual errors and putting the team in difficult positions?
He deserves credit for the substitutions that brought fresh energy into the game, with Zirkzee and Dorgu scoring in stoppage time to rescue a point.
We can question his tactics when necessary, but blaming him for everything while ignoring the players' responsibility and the club's failure to build a reliable defence is simply unfair. 💔🙏
One of the biggest mistakes United have made as a club is allowing players to overstay their welcome instead of shipping them out at the right time.
Take our defence, for example. We have continued to hold on to players and overlook the need to bring in better options, and the consequences are there for everyone to see.
Against Aston Villa, we conceded four goals, with two coming inside the opening four minutes and another two shortly after half-time.
The worrying part is that these are not isolated mistakes anymore. We have now conceded 30 goals in all competitions this season, more than any team in Europe's top five leagues.
At some point, the club has to stop protecting players who are clearly not giving us the level of performance required to compete.
We cannot keep carrying players season after season while expecting different results, especially when their mistakes continue to cost us important points.
If United truly want to rebuild, then tough decisions must be made, and nobody should be allowed to stay simply because of the time they have spent at the club.
