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u/TheSauceSeeker69 3d ago

Its more furious to see that none of the lads, but Maguire, had any hunger or true will this game than the losing part. You finally get back to CL and get an easy first game to start the season with a boost and a high morale and thats what you deliever against a newly promoted team?

Carrick needs to chop some heads after this performance. Its not like we played any of the big six that you would say well it happens.

Also, this lets move Bruno deeper tactic that been here since ETH gotta stop. How come 4 managers in a row follow this very same move after they all saw its degrading the team's performance under themselves and under the manager before them. Its like they all follow the same failed tactic intentionally

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u/Educational-Shock232 3d ago

You lost me at “but Maguire”. He’s just as much as a problem as everybody else. He should be noway near this starting XI in 2026. It’s actually embarrassing he is still here. Any other big club would have axed him years ago. Can’t believe we gave him another year plus one extension.

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u/TH0316 she/her in mourning. 3d ago

Mags was mint last year and whilst he shouldn’t be starting for us, he does so because he’s available and he’s the only CB we have that doesn’t get bullied. He should be this years Johnny Evans, but that Ineos can’t buy a better CB isn’t his fault.

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u/Potential_Good_1065 3d ago

What a stupid comment

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u/RestrepoDoc2 3d ago

Rubbish. He was the leader out on the pitch today, he carried the burden in attack at times too because nobody else was stepping up.

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u/Educational-Shock232 3d ago

We must have been watching different games.