Jesus Christ Drury shut the eff up.
No , your tele is on the blink mateDo the floodlights here look dull to anyone else? The advert boards and scoreboard are super bright, the pitch seems dull to me...
And a different manager with a different approach will make no difference according to some guys on here.
Watching in UHD and HDR on a nice LG OLED, I'll have you know!No , your tele is on the blink mate![]()
While I agree that’s exactly what we need, I probably wouldn’t be using the first 5 mins of a game against Ipswich as your proof!And a different manager with a different approach will make no difference according to some guys on here.
I'm UHD too and the picture always looks dark to me.Watching in UHD and HDR on a nice LG OLED, I'll have you know!
It definitely looks weird... I'm blaming Sky!
I agree , of course , but any excuse to have a dig at the dinosaurWhile I agree that’s exactly what we need, I probably wouldn’t be using the first 5 mins of a game against Ipswich as your proof!
I think it's the HDR - the ad boards are crazily bright.And a different manager with a different approach will make no difference according to some guys on here.
Bear in mind the sky ( not Sky ) is very dark so it's like watching a night game .I think it's the HDR - the ad boards are crazily bright.
By not being terribly coached and marooned in the bottom half will make a difference. The current squad should do that with some good direction.And a different manager with a different approach will make no difference according to some guys on here.
Of course. I can't deny that United have a far more talented group of players who were under performing but the notion that a better coach wouldn't get better results from our lot with a different formation / approach / mindset/ coaching is for the birdsI really have the feeling they played against ten Hag. Ten Hag at Ajax was brilliant so was Sporting with Amorim, but this squad is a different bread.
Moyes was good for us, didn't manage to do impossible job to replace the best manager in history.
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