Manchester City showed positives in the face of adversity, but Manchester United repeated a key trait which has kept them in the title battle one last time.
"When you’re at this club it’s about winning. I came here to win, I had some success in the first two seasons"
That's just insulting the intelligence of anyone who's watched the last two seasons play out. Similarly, it's telling how often Taylor's comments (and explanations of his actions) include this line almost verbatim whether it's about individual games or every season he's managed.
saddling that squad of talent with *that* manager in Taylor continues to show a blatant lack of respect for those players.
"a boys academy manager could surely manage our womens side, plus, we're hiring from within!" they say at the Academy stadium instead of "right, how do we maximize these players upsides and become a force in this country and in Europe?" - because if thats the question they're answering, there is a zero percent chance they allow Taylor to remain as manager (or hire him in the first place). MCWFC remains unfortunately an unserious club who still get written up like they're an elite womens side - a club of massive resources who can barely be bothered.
"When you’re at this club it’s about winning. I came here to win, I had some success in the first two seasons"
That's just insulting the intelligence of anyone who's watched the last two seasons play out. Similarly, it's telling how often Taylor's comments (and explanations of his actions) include this line almost verbatim whether it's about individual games or every season he's managed.
"We didn’t start particularly well, but..."
saddling that squad of talent with *that* manager in Taylor continues to show a blatant lack of respect for those players.
"a boys academy manager could surely manage our womens side, plus, we're hiring from within!" they say at the Academy stadium instead of "right, how do we maximize these players upsides and become a force in this country and in Europe?" - because if thats the question they're answering, there is a zero percent chance they allow Taylor to remain as manager (or hire him in the first place). MCWFC remains unfortunately an unserious club who still get written up like they're an elite womens side - a club of massive resources who can barely be bothered.