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Former Manita: The defeat to Liverpool is a disaster for Manchester United

For Cristiano Ronaldo, it was worse than the famous top five in the Clásico.

As far as Manchester United are concerned, it's much worse than the five in Newcastle 25 years ago.

The beginning was catastrophic, but the complete surrender at the end was even more humiliating.

Michael Yochin analyzes the 0: 5 at Old Trafford

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Michael Yochin

Monday, October 25, 2021, 9 p.m.

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Cristiano Ronaldo knows Manita's feeling. He knows how profound and devastating its psychological impact can be. In fact, Jose Mourinho's entire career can be divided into before and after November 29, 2010. Nearly 11 years later, he experiences this humiliation again, this time in Manchester United's private Clasico against Liverpool - and this time it is 5: 0 It tastes even bitterer.

Because then, when Real Madrid faced the formidable Barcelona at the Camp Nou, it gambled on an open game and tried to give a fight even when everything fell apart before its eyes.

Barça came with a murder in their eyes, did not feel sorry for the beaten opponent, and made an effort to do her maximum damage.

The last goal was scored by substitute Jafran during injuries.

It was also his last goal in the Blaugrana uniform.

If you are particularly curious about his fate, then the Venezuelan striker is currently playing in the second division in Thailand.

And that, more or less, was the level of Manchester United defense in the first half.

Harry Maguire and Luke Shaw, the glorious heroes of the England team that missed out on winning Euro 2020 only in a penalty shootout, might have managed to stop Lampon Warrior, Jafran's current team, yesterday.

It's not safe either.

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Greetings from the second league in Thailand. Jafran (Photo: Reuters)

Liverpool have another pity

After the break, Liverpool took pity on them. Real have never won such discounts at the Clásico, but Jürgen Klopp's side simply took their foot off the pedal, trying not to bring the result to truly astronomical proportions. There was not even in their eyes a desire for revenge for Paul Pogba's wild tackle that caused the fantastic Nabi Keita to get off the field on a stretcher. The guest stars just moved the ball like in training with their club's boys team.

On the other hand, the United players stared at them and waited impatiently for the final whistle. On the bench, Ola Gunnar Solskjaer watched his trainees with a slightly empty look. There was a great deal of sadness on his face, but most of all there was a sense of accomplishment. And this, in fact, was the greatest tragedy of the Red Devils. Those minutes were more formative than the balls that went into David de Gea's net one after another.

Like everything in the military, United's show was divided into three parts yesterday.

At first she tried.

Like Real Madrid in November 2010, it went on the attack against a team that is in love with the use of available space, and was severely punished.

At least she got to the opportunities herself, and Bruno Fernandez had to do a lot more with the ball that fell to his feet right at the opening, when the result was still zero.

In the final third of the pitch, Solskjaer's players looked absolutely intimidating at times, which makes sense given the amount of talent.

The trouble was that the strikers did not apply pressure (and Ronaldo should not do so by definition), the central link completely collapsed, and the defensive quartet acted like a bunch of amateurs moving on the grass randomly.

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Reconciliation with defeat is the real tragedy (Photo: Reuters)

Maguire in the second division in Thailand

It's a bit difficult to give another explanation for the fact that Muhammad Salah, the best fit player in the world, a worthy candidate for the title of the biggest star in the world at the current point in time, has been left without a guard - time after time after time.

Trent Alexander Arlund, a defender with a phenomenal cooking average, enjoys a rare freedom of action on his right wing.

And when he passed his measured wide ball in the 13th minute, after Maguire and Show collided with each other and gave Liverpool a wink as a gift, two free guests were waiting for him in the goalkeeper box.

If Diego Jote had missed for some reason, James Milner would have put it inside.

Even in terms of the second league in Thailand, it was an easy goal.

After Salah himself made it 0-3 with no resistance in the 38th minute, Manchester United moved on to the second part of the show - mowing.

The insult was hard to digest, too many players lost their temper at this point, the offenses turned violent, and Ronaldo set the tone when he kicked Curtis Jones, a guy 16 years his junior - he was 10 when Cristiano was honored to receive Manita in the Clásico.

A slightly more careful referee would have kept him away, and thus perhaps saved Keita - because the red came in the end only when Pogba slipped with the aim of breaking a leg.

How is he left unattended?

Muhammad Salah (Photo: Reuters)

Lost self-esteem

By then, Salah had managed to complete a hat-trick, wondering along the way what Shaw looked like, and why his name still appears in the lineup if he could not be spotted on the grass.

On the other hand, Ronaldo's fine goal was disqualified by VAR because of a difference of millimeters, and this - together with Pogba's dismissal - gave the signal for the extra stage of the second stage.

Even mowing was no longer relevant.

Manchester United have moved on to the third part of the show - Surrender.

It goes without saying that the lost points could not be saved.

Do not return against Liverpool from a 5: 0 deficit in numerical inferiority.

Still, even in this situation it is possible to maintain self-respect, and the dignity of those fans who, unlike their peers, chose not to leave the stands during the second half, but to stay until the end.

They saw crowds going home, they heard the crowd of Liverpool singing and asking Solchiar to stay in office as much as possible, and they wanted at this point only one thing - a sporting spirit.

Because in front of a home game against Liverpool there can be no Garbage Time.

In a home game against Liverpool, every minute counts.

But the manager took Fernandesh off the grass, who takes care of Passon even in the most difficult moments, and the white flag was raised.

Had Liverpool wanted it, it would have scored more and more.

No one really wanted to, except Salah, if three goals and cooking were not enough.

Because that's his momentum right now.

Is already supposed to be in the middle of some process.

Ola Gunnar Solskjaer (Photo: Reuters)

Where is Solshiar approaching?

This flag is particularly jarring because United have recently discovered a kind of character, especially in the Champions League. She completed a comeback to beat Villarreal in injury time. She came back from a double lag against Atalta in the half to win 2: 3. So, on Wednesday, Solskjaer chanted: "Maybe this is the beginning of something big." In this statement, the most surprising word is "beginning", because the Norwegian is approaching to complete three years in office. It does not "start" anything - it should be in the middle of some process, or at least try to give viewers a misrepresentation of a process. And that's exactly what he did after the final whistle yesterday, only that those quotes also sounded ridiculous in the unfortunate timing.

"I have come a long way, we have come a long way as a team. We are too close to the goal to give up now. I believe I am getting closer to what I want to achieve at the club. We are seeing development. The results have not been good lately, And believe in what we do, "Solshiar declared. This was conceivable in the previous two seasons - third place in 2019/20, second place with a significant improvement in the game and zero away losses in 2020/21, sparks of very positive football at times. But now ... now it does not sound good, to say the least.

And it's not just a matter of amateur defense, not even trying to keep the best player in the world.

It's not just a matter of complexity.

Why did Pogba, who opened the season with culinary records, become a bench player who came in to break legs?

What are you going to do with Jaydon Sancho, who seems completely depressed and not a partner in the most important game of the season?

What are they going to do with Edinson Cavani, who has put so much effort into leaving him, and now Ronaldo is always playing in his slot?

The last two months no longer really seem like a process.

They are reminiscent of chaos, and the team moves away by huge strides from all its goals, while Solskjaer brags about himself, offering, among other things, Marcus Rashford to concentrate only on football and abandon his social ventures.

Catastrophic body language.

Cristiano Ronaldo (Photo: GettyImages, Shaun Botterill)

Not another day in the long history

Ronaldo's exciting return was supposed to contribute to Manchester United, but only on the condition that he would be able to share the spotlight with those around him, not be on the pitch 90 minutes twice a week, and serve as a mentor for the young stars. In practice, despite the excellent goals in the Champions League, his body language is catastrophic and sometimes conveys frustration and contempt - and yesterday it even slipped into violence. At this rate, Liverpool fans will also ask him to stay as long as possible.

Alex Ferguson was convinced that the Portuguese would be an addition to the squad, but yesterday he too had a hard time believing what he saw, while Kenny Dalgliesh burst out laughing.

It was not another day in the long history of Manchester United as Fergie said when he himself got Manita from Newcastle on October 20, 1996 - exactly a quarter of a century ago!

- and went on to win the championship.

This could be a much more constitutive and significant defeat, especially if its immediate consequences are not addressed.

This task is very complex, especially psychological, and judging by the mood of the club in recent times, the chances of that are not high.

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