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Tot ziens, Erik

Sigh. Another manager bites the dust. Manchester United and Erik Ten Hag have parted ways, following United's 2-1 defeat away to West Ham United in the Premier League.

There's not much to say. The team wasn't performing, the league position is pants, no win in Europe for a year now... it's hard to defend the man.

I will say that I liked Erik, and I really wanted him - like Ole - to succeed. I think the Premier League shocked him a little, because it's a proper knife fight, but I also think that in a team of egos... tactical stubbornness isn't viable.

That's not to say he should concede to player demands, but there's a little leeway in things. The same goes for training intensity - you don't get as many injuries as the team has without overdoing it behind the scenes.

Despite this being our Banter Era and yet another failed managerial appointment, Erik did win both the Carabao Cup and the FA Cup in successive seasons. Credit where credit's due in delivering some good memories amidst the chaos.

Ruud Van Nistelrooy will take over in the interim for the Leicester City game in the Carabao Cup and potentially longer, while United decide on the next manager.

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Sir Jim and the INEOS delegation are in the house!

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Clearly, those with responsibility for making policy in any large organisation should thoroughly examine evidence of this sort. Personally, though, I hesitate to use the phrase 'evidence-based policy’, preferring instead to talk about ‘evidence-informed policy’. This leads to accusations of hair-splitting on my part, but the case is substantive. First, evidence-based policy implies that, if you look hard enough, the evidence will tell you what to do. It rarely, if ever, does. Partly this because, especially in the social sciences, the evidence is often contested and never complete. Also, while the evidence offers valuable insights, it does not indicate the values upon which decisions need to be based. For example, if you could show, on the basis of evidence, that a given tax cut would harm the poor, you would still have a decision to make: should you protect the poor, or is that imperative overridden in this case by macroeconomic considerations? If so, are you willing to pay the price in the short term? I'm not arguing one way or the other, just pointing out that there is a value judgement to be made. The evidence can and should inform the decision, but even when it is compelling, it won't tell you what to do. Dave Brailsford, when referring to tactical and strategic decisions about bike races, makes the point succinctly: The data informs, it doesn't decide.' Hence my preference for the phrase 'evidence-informed’. And the evidence can and should inform, whether it's a purely personal goal or a major strategic intervention at company or government level.

Michael Barber, Accomplishment: How to Achieve Ambitious and Challenging Things

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Premier League says there are no plans to host games at SH.BA - Chat on paper | Football news

The main stories and the transfer of rumors from Thursday’s newspapers … time The leading football official of the Premier League has insisted that there are no plans to play matches in the United States, despite the increasing popularity of competition throughout the Atlantic. Sir Dave Brailsford has revealed a plan for staff at Manchester United called “Mission 21”, with an ambitious intention…

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Premier League says there are no plans to host games at SH.BA - Chat on paper | Football news

The main stories and the transfer of rumors from Thursday’s newspapers … time The leading football official of the Premier League has insisted that there are no plans to play matches in the United States, despite the increasing popularity of competition throughout the Atlantic. Sir Dave Brailsford has revealed a plan for staff at Manchester United called “Mission 21”, with an ambitious intention…

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The Premier League says there are no household plans in the USA - Paper Talk | Football news

Top stories and transmit newspaper rumors on Thursday … Passage The main football officer Premier League insisted that there are no plans to play matches in the United States, despite the growing popularity of competition throughout the Atlantic. Sir Dave Brailsford presented the staff plan in Manchester United called “Mission 21”, intended as ambitiously on delivery of 21. English League…

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The Premier League says no plans for host games in the US - talk about paper Novske vesti

The upper story and transmission of rumors from the newspapers on Thursday … Time The main football officer of the Prime Minister League insisted that there are no plans for playing matches in the United States, despite the growing popularity of competition across the Atlantic. Sir Dave Brailsford presented a plan to staff in Manchester United called “Mission 21”, intended for ambitious delivery…

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The Premier League says no plans for host games in the US - talk about paper Novske vesti

The upper story and transmission of rumors from the newspapers on Thursday … Time The main football officer of the Prime Minister League insisted that there are no plans for playing matches in the United States, despite the growing popularity of competition across the Atlantic. Sir Dave Brailsford presented a plan to staff in Manchester United called “Mission 21”, intended for ambitious delivery…

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يقول الدوري الإنجليزي الممتاز إنه لا توجد خطط لاستضافة اللعبة في أخبار كرة القدم في الولايات المتحدة

أفضل القصص ونقل الشائعات من صحيفة يوم الخميس … عصر أصر مسؤول كرة القدم في الدوري الإنجليزي الممتاز على أنه على الرغم من تزايد شعبية المنافسة في المحيط الأطلسي ، فإنه ليس لديه أي خطط للعب في الولايات المتحدة. أعلن Ir Dave Brailsford عن خطط لموظفي Manchester United ، المعروف باسم “Mission 21.” الوصي إن المناقشة لإلغاء الوقت الإضافي من جولة خروج المغلوب في دوري أبطال أوروبا هي تجميع سرعات جديدة هي…

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Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Wembley of the North set to be another Man United white elephant

Dave Brailsford, Head of Sport for INEOS, Jason Wilcox, Technical Director of Manchester United, and Sir Jim Ratcliffe, Minority Shareholder of Manchester United, are seen in attendance prior to the Premier League match between Manchester City FC and Manchester United FC at Etihad Stadium on December 15, 2024 in Manchester, England. (Photo by Carl Recine/Getty Images) Sir Jim Ratcliffe has an…

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The sale of Marcus Rashford is one of three that Sir Jim Ratcliffe will approve

Dave Brailsford, Jason Wilcox and Sir Jim Ratcliffe are seen ahead of the Premier League match between Manchester City and Manchester United. (Photo by Carl Recine/Getty Images) Man United boss Sir Jim Ratcliffe has made a controversial decision that could see more fans leave, with Marcus Rashford likely to be one of three players to leave in the current window. Rashford has identified Barcelona…

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Now, Rashford has

The media explained, "The leaders of Manchester United,다파벳우회주소 including co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe, sports director Dave Brailsford, CEO Omar Verada, and technical director Jason Wilcox, have reportedly left the decision of Amorim's starting lineup and refuse to touch the situation."

"In theory, it is meaningless to해외배팅사이트가입 have a player on the bench who receives 315,000 pounds (about 570 million won) a week.

Especially if Manchester United wants to send Rashford out at the highest price in the January transfer market. recorded메이저사이트 a market value of 100 million pounds (about 182 billion won) for a season when he scored 30 goals, but it seems to have halved now," he said.

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Of all the sports, cycling seems to involve more suffering than most, so it illustrates this point well. Dave Brailsford masterminded the rebirth of British Cycling. He talks about the suffering this way: you ask the cyclists whether they want to win the Tour de France or even just ride for the team in the event and yes, of course, they do. Then you tell them what it'll mean in terms of diet, time away from home and a training regime which will involve cycling up the equivalent of Everest every week for twelve weeks. So the real question is not so much 'Do you sign up for the Tour? it's Do you sign up for the suffering?' If you're not willing to suffer, don't sign up.

Michael Barber, Accomplishment: How to Achieve Ambitious and Challenging Things

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Ten Hag's status has not been explicitly stated by Man United

Erik ten Hag's future remains unclear following Manchester United's executive meeting, which was attended by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, Sir Dave Brailsford, Omar Berrada, Dan Ashworth, Jean-Claude Blanc, and Jason Wilcox. Ratcliffe says he does not have the ultimate say in Ten Hag's situation, thus the decision of his future is still up in the air. With the club's backing, Ten Hag's contract was extended to June 2026. Read the full article

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Sports Today - INEOS chief responds to calls for Man Utd to sign Kylian Mbappe

Ghana Sports Today; bringing you all trending sports news as it happens. Get daily comprehensive summary of the recent sports – football news that have rocked the online scene. Check out the news below. INEOS director of sport Sir Dave Brailsford responds to a question on signing Kylian Mbappe for Man Utd. Credit to all our reliable corresponding sources – all rights reserved. 🚨 Editor’s Pick –…