Tricky Tree (Jake) 🌳

He's back. 😍

Andy Milne is taking dedication to another level! 😳 At 62, he’s attended 9 World Cups… and for his 10th, he’s selling his second home for £350,000 to make it happen. 😱 7 weeks across the USA, Canada & Mexico with tickets for every stage right up to the final. From Spain ‘82 to now… this isn’t just support, it’s a lifetime commitment! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿👏

This is based on data, performance metrics, and role output not just opinions or eye test takes. 1.Defensive ability Mainoo ❌ Tonali ✅ Stiller ✅ Anderson ❌ 2.Ball winning (duels, interceptions, recoveries) Mainoo ❌ Tonali ✅ Stiller ✅ Anderson ❌ 3. Press resistance (retention under pressure, turnovers avoided) Mainoo ✅ Tonali ❌ Stiller ✅ Anderson ❌ 4. Progressive passing (line-breaking passes, forward passes) Mainoo ❌ Tonali ❌ Stiller ✅ Anderson ✅ 5.Positional discipline Mainoo ❌ Tonali ✅ Stiller ✅ Anderson ❌ 6.Tempo control Mainoo ❌ Tonali ❌ Stiller ✅ Anderson ✅ 7. Work rate & stamina Mainoo ❌ Tonali ✅ Stiller ✅ Anderson ❌ ✅ represents the best two out of the four players ❌ represent the worst two out of the four players If you’re building a serious midfield for Manchester United, the data points to one thing clearly: Tonali + Stiller is the most complete pairing. You get defensive security, structure, ball winning, and control from deep. You get tempo, progression, and consistency across all phases. It’s balanced. It’s sustainable. It covers almost every weakness. Mainoo becomes a luxury 8 in games where control is already established. Anderson fits better in a more advanced or rotational role. If United want control, intensity, and structure back in midfield… Tonali & Stiller is the answer. Now some might argue Stiller is in a weaker league, this means Anderson replaces him. Mainoo still becomes a rotational player in this case😉. Numbers don’t lie.

Ange Postecoglou reflects on both Spurs and Nottingham Forest being in a relegation fight! 💬 [Via SEN 1116]

That one felt good in the capital ! 3pts, clean sheet 🧼 Nice to grab 2🅰️