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[–]wazzajay17Blind 2ポイント3ポイント  (0子コメント)

For me our main issue is the fixation on going back to being the best in one step. And the cringey catchphrases and shit to go along with it.

Let's aim at securing a top four spot for 2-3 seasons with relative ease. Let's aim at reinstating us as a CL club. Let's aim at getting ourselves out of the group stage from whichever European competition we are in. Let's aim at improving the team cohesion while we are at it.

Then we can start getting giddy about our title chances. Or start making statements like, "We are United, we should be aiming to win the title every season". Or start getting over excited with the transfers we make every single season. We were not equipped to win the PL last season nor are we this season. Yet we went into the season as title contenders and what not.

[–]MakupaLakers 1ポイント2ポイント  (0子コメント)

Sensible post, completely agree. Even if we dont make top 4, I would prefer stability and systematic rebuilding with mourinho and if he is able to address these issues I have no doubt we will be competitive again

[–]CuriousBot42 0ポイント1ポイント  (1子コメント)

Been saying this for the last 3 seasons.

[–]insigniayellow -2ポイント-1ポイント  (1子コメント)

We were never going to win the league on Jose's first season, that's wishful thinking.

Except that's exactly what Jose did with his first full season at Porto, at Chelsea, at Inter. Then a second place finish with 92 points in his first season with Madrid (and Copa del Rey and CL semis), and a third place finish with Chelsea again.

Jose performs in his first season, or used to at least. That's precisely why he was hired. That's precisely why he was given a record amount if money to spend over summer.

[–]BradyBunch88 1ポイント2ポイント  (0子コメント)

Perhaps, however the jobs were different. Porto he actually finished third in his first season there EDIT - sorry, you did say his first full season at Porto, my bad. With Chelsea, I don't think they were ever considered strong title favourites every season until Jose put them on the map. And with Inter there's really only two teams Juventus and Roma, compared to the Premier League where, now, you have 6 or 7 teams who could win the title. Like Jose said, in Italy you already know who is going to win the league, in Germany you already know who's going to win the league, in France, maybe in Spain. But with the Premier League, it's not so predictable.