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ThrobbingHood

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Not to be :gurl: but I heard Eriksen wants to leave Tottenham due Vertonghen following in John Terry’s footsteps with his wife.
 

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I think OGS is doing a good job...

















If only the next coach hired is actually proactive with their coaching, both tactically and improves the players as a whole, which wasn't really happening under Mourinho. Getting rid of most of the old furniture, the ones stealing wages and players just aren't at the level required. As they say Rome wasn't built in a day, so you cannot get rid of
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and some of the ones he did keep, was more for good mentors to guide the younger players. Also implementing the youth, which got sidetracked under Mourinho, when things looked to be promising under LVG.

Also Sir Red Nose was in a very similar situation as OGS is in now. He had a lot of deadwood and a big big drinking culture that thrived under Ron Atkinson and Red Nose decided to keep the captain and ship his drinking partners out. So United had alot of teething problems, those early days, all the while trying to get United back to what they were under Busby. Alot of fan favourites got sold and moved on even before Mark Robins goal saved his job.

OGS is gone at the end of the season, but whoever takes over on a permanent basis is going to have a clean slate and have a better understanding of what talent United need moving forward, because the squad doesn't have 457583 player to choose from, as it did last season. Someone had to do the genocide of the squad, because it was bloated with all Fergie, Moyes, LVG and Mourinho players, that is what OGS did. Also the failure of the financial genius not hire a DoF to do so.

OGS is out of his depth.
 

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French Ligue 1 club Nice have sacked Lamine Diaby-Fadiga after he admitted stealing a watch worth a reported £62,000 from team-mate Kasper Dolberg.

Denmark forward Dolberg, 21, had his watch stolen from the dressing room on 16 September and reported the theft to police.

Striker Diaby-Fadiga, 18, has represented France at Under-18 level.

"Nice and Lamine Diaby-Fadiga parted ways on Tuesday," said a club statement.

"Following the theft of Kasper Dolberg's watch from the changing room, and the subsequent admission of the player, the club decided to cancel its contract with the forward with immediate effect.

Stealing from other players now? Damn buffon:gucci:
 
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