[EPL] Huddersfield Town 2-1 Manchester United

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[fredrian.seven]

Sudah susah bikin gol eh lini belakang koplak juga. Sejauh ini tren-nya menurun.

[Riskur]

Originally Posted by fredrian.seven

Sudah susah bikin gol eh lini belakang koplak juga. Sejauh ini tren-nya menurun.

#DeffenderJamanNow

[fredrian.seven]

Jadi... main bertahan itu taktik atau emang nggak mampu? Takutnya beberapa pekan emang mandul di depan tapi berdalih sengaja bertahan.

[rio vander vidic]

Makin kacrut aja mainnya..paraaaah

[wira_ozora]

Kacau banged deh....makin mampet aja keran gol MU gara2 main bertahan vs Pool. 3 match cuma bikin 1 gol lwt Rashford...kmrn lwn Benfica menang gara2 kesalahan kiper tangkap bola di dalem gawang. Harus cepet bangkit kalo mau bersaing jd juara...next match lawan Spurs.

[fredrian.seven]

Tidak ada pemain yang bisa diandalkan menciptakan peluang. Mata yang menggantikan Mikhi malah main kancrut dan bikin blunder fatal dan mendasar. Bantuan dari sektor FB juga nyari tidak ada. Jadi ya gimana mau bikin gol klo peluang nggak ada.

[Andi Istiabudi]

Lupa nonton

[Ucup Carrick]

gak nonton gegara rapat kelurahan....
feeling dah gak enak ternyata benar akhirnya....
gak nonton...
cuma emang Lindelof butuh waktu seperti Mikhi kemaren...

masih satu kekalahan....meski pekan depan lawan spurs dan lanjutnya chelsea....

[zudomiriku]

Jose Mourinho told his Manchester United players to explain to fans why they went missing at Huddersfield... but not one player did

* Jose Mourinho saw his Manchester United side lose to Huddersfield on Saturday
* The Portuguese boss watched Victor Lindelof make two poor errors for the goals
* He said the gaffes could have come from any of his players, they were that bad

An incandescent Jose Mourinho told his players that someone must articulate why, alarmingly, their passion and desire had gone missing. None of them did.

One by one they left Huddersfield looking vacant and headed for the coach expressionless, just half an hour after the final whistle. Ironically, Manchester United’s swift exit strategy was the only time they appeared in sync. They were negotiating the rapids on the M62 by the time David Wagner had finished celebrating such an historic win for Huddersfield.

No player heeded their manager’s desire for them to offer an explanation and it is no great surprise. Nobody wanted to take responsibility for the pig’s ear they had served.

What a strange day. United had arrived in Huddersfield primed to record their finest start to a Premier League season — and as such it would be churlish to write them off yet — but they departed looking worn out, beaten up and lacking focus.

United were atrocious and this was without doubt the worst afternoon of Mourinho’s reign so far. Huddersfield had not won since August 20. They had not scored since September 16.

The result and the performance had been coming. Despite a sound defensive display against Liverpool last week, United were still unconvincing and a goalkeeping error gifted them victory in Lisbon on Wednesday. But it was the manner of the defeat here which distressed Mourinho.

He was taken aback, watching on in torrential rain. Victor Lindelof’s poor defending for the two goals — the second of which was an abomination — could have come from anyone, he said. United were that bad.


Jose Mourinho was incandescent after Manchester United's 2-1 defeat to Huddersfield

A lack of gumption — effort, even — had Mourinho seething and his players were left in no doubt of that.

He was curt in the immediate aftermath and there was a far fuller debrief at Carrington on Sunday. Some egos were bruised as the lavish cars screeched away from the training ground after lunchtime. Home truths were dished out and the manager can only hope it serves as a wake-up call. Already five points behind rampant Manchester City, the alert needs to have an impact quickly.

Tom Ince suggested United are easy to plan for. ‘They don’t really play with the same fluidity as Spurs or Man City,’ he said. ‘They build up quite slow, they like to get it out wide and we felt we could win the ball back and exploit the space in behind.

‘We know Man United may have come here and thought they could roll us over, but we showed them otherwise.’

That was some accusation but one that is not unfounded. United were sluggish, and even complacent well before Aaron Mooy’s opener on 28 minutes.

They only started playing once Lindelof had ducked out of the way of a long punt downfield and Laurent Depoitre rounded David de Gea. By then it was too late. Not even Marcus Rashford’s introduction could rouse them. Mourinho had hoped to start Rashford but the teenager’s knee issue had clearly preyed on his mind. Anthony Martial struggled in his place and was probably lucky not to have seen red for a number of fouls in the first half.

Rashford offered some spark as he came on at half-time, scoring to open up the game, but United created little. All of that enthused Huddersfield on a momentous day in their history.

A first win over United since 1952 and in front of old hero Denis Law. Frank Worthington waved his fists in delight at full-time, Wagner celebrated to such an extent that his glasses fell and chairman Dean Hoyle, sat next to his two sons Danny and Joshua, could not contain himself.

Depoitre’s goal sparked a melee in the directors’ box, as dignitaries fell over each other in a moment of unbridled joy.

‘Since we arrived, we have produced a lot of extraordinary performances,’ Wagner said, before toasting the day with a Pepsi at home and messaging Jurgen Klopp. Children looked at their fathers in awe, open-mouthed. A hugely memorable 90 minutes for them. Huddersfield Town beat the mighty Manchester United.

Although, as a concerned Mourinho will rightly tell you, that was not his Manchester United.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-5006557/Man-Utd-news-Jose-Mourinho-wants-explanation-players.html