Why did you think he was going to do it properly? Power, control - that's how they work. Yes, you have to sack managers, but do it with a little bit of class - they can't do it. And then the players are coming in afterwards (saying) 'oh well, that's football', all that carry on when lads are missing the target from 10, 15 yards out.
Ange Postecoglou's brief second act in the English top flight is over, while Manchester United might be re-emerging as a force after a wild weekend of Premier League action. Champions Liverpool are in a free fall after they were humbled by United at Anfield. The Red Devils broke a near decade long hoodoo, and also shook a monkey off manager Ruben Amorim's back.
With Ange Postecoglou still searching for his maiden victory at Nottingham Forest, Manchester United and England great Wayne Rooney stressed that the Australian manager should be not be disheartened. Forest were held to a 1-1 draw in driving rain away at newly promoted Burnley on Saturday, but Rooney was impressed by what he saw from the Tricky Trees. Nico Williams gave Postecoglou's the lead in just the second minute at Turf Moor before a defensive blunder led to Burnley's equaliser on the 20 minute mark.
After defeats in his opening two matches, Postecoglou's side started brightly, as Neco Williams hammered Forest in front inside the second minute at Turf Moor. But Anthony restored parity midway through the first half, pouncing for his third Premier League goal of the season after a goalmouth scramble, in what proved to be the final strike of the contest. Loum Tchaouna rattled the bar with a free-kick for Burnley just before half-time.
