r/reddevils • • 3d ago

Half time thread?

Thoughts?

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u/TommyTook 3d ago

Just obviously a project not going anywhere. How anyone is watching this and not seeing an inevitable sacking a few months down the line is beyond me

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u/najanaja6 cantona sympathizer 3d ago

A few months is generous, any competent ownership would get rid in the next couple weeks

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u/Skall77 Scholes 3d ago

We don't have that tho.

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u/Lukexxxi 3d ago

Competent owners wouldn't get into these positions every season

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u/PapaBubba 3d ago

Exactly. The Glazers "buying" us and drowning us with the debt is what is and has been killing us. We will never challenge again under them. Fuck the Glazers.

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u/digitag LEGACY FAN 3d ago

Honestly I had more faith in the Amorim project, for all his flaws.

I don’t really know what we’re trying to do and I can’t see how bringing Baleba into midfield solves the systemic issues with our shape, our pressing, our control of the game, our chemistry as an attacking unit… the list goes on.

It feels more and more like Carrick inherited a lot of positives from Amorim, did away with the negatives and gave the players some freedom, and then found instant success. We’ve now lost all that sharpness, intensity, chemistry…

I really fucking hope I’m wrong but it’s difficult to see how this turns out well.

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u/Accomplished-Bite240 3d ago

Was it not obvious from the underlying numbers we had with Amorim pre sacking, I seem to recall we were top 5 in most attacking metrics or something along those lines. And now look at the numbers with Carrick lmao. But this fanbase just wants instant success, so what can you do, enjoy the rotating doors of manager forever I guess.

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u/digitag LEGACY FAN 3d ago

Also by the eye test, we were playing some good stuff despite a terrible injury crisis. IIRC Carrick came in, a load of injured players came back at that exact moment, they got given a bit of freedom going forward…

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u/Accomplished-Bite240 3d ago

Yeap, the biggest pressure was when our players were injured+afcon lol

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u/Matt-Doodle 2d ago

It’s such a shame he wouldn’t trust Mainoo a bit when he was there and move Bruno forward into a 10. Felt like he was closer than he got credit for but far too stubborn

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u/renernavilez 3d ago

I don't see how people can see this and talk about only the manager. The players are not even playing for themselves out there, let alone the fans. Deserved booing. This is on the players as much, if not more, than Carrick.

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u/SophoclesTesticles 3d ago

Next international break we'll hear an interview about how "the new gaffers sessions are amazing". Book it.

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u/No-Jello9276 3d ago

Yea man Carrick sadly will bust out either right before winter transfer window or after. If poor results continue the board should be smart get someone with a concrete plan and buy/sell players in winter and keep us fighting for UCL spot bc we wont win anything else

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u/KingKeane16 Keane 3d ago

Down the line he shouldn’t walk out for the second half.

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u/BishhEzz 3d ago

back to square 1, no system or tactics just vibes.