“I can watch Man United matches comfortably now.”
‘Man Utd legend’ Rio Ferdinand expressed his firm belief in manager Eric Tenhach’s Manchester United ahead of the ‘Manchester derby’.
Manchester United clashes with ‘local rival’ Man City at Old Trafford in Manchester, England at 9:30 pm (Korean time) on the 14th. Since the World Cup in Qatar, Manchester United is on a six-game winning streak, including cup competitions. In the league, since the Fulham expedition on November 14 last year, it has won four consecutive wins against Nottingham, Wolverhampton and Bournemouth.
The difference between Man City (39 points) and Manchester United (35 points) in second place in the league is only four points. If Man United catches Man City in the derby on this day, it will closely pursue Man City to the bottom of the chin and gain certain power to enter the lead. On the other hand, Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City stagnated by a 0-2 defeat to Southampton, the bottom of the league, in the League Cup on the 12th.
Ahead of the big match, Ferdinand expressed his trust in Tenhach Man United. Ferdinand diagnosed through BT Sports, where he is active as a commentator, “Consistency is the most important factor for me. Consistently doing well is the most important thing, and I’m starting to see that at Manchester United.” “I no longer have to watch games frantically waiting for something crazy to happen between my fingers,” he said, reaffirming his belief in United’s consistent performance. “There’s no grand airport scene that we’ve had to see for a while. The calm atmosphere is back,” he said, referring to Ten Haag’s leadership. “This comes from the coach. The individual’s ability to rebuild has helped the whole team. You can see the confidence of the players has risen. Coach Tenhach has managed to rebuild the shattered players not just as footballers, but also as human beings,” he praised. .
Ferdinand expressed support for the leadership of Tenhach, who has instilled firm discipline into the team on top of confidence and consistency, which have won 11 of the last 12 matches, along with expectations for the Manchester derby, which has been more confident and consistent than ever. Marcus Rashford, who boasts an excellent sense of goal, was excluded from the Wolverhampton match because he was late for a team meeting due to oversleeping. “Discipline is a big part of a team. Players have to take full responsibility for their actions during the 90 minutes, whether on the pitch or on the training pitch,” Ferdinand said. 메이저놀이터
