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🚨🚨🎙️| Oliver Glasner: "We have to accept how it is, and of course, when Manchester United play at home at Old Trafford against Crystal Palace, it's the same: everybody there is expecting a win."

They all believe repetitive individual work is crucial to players improving, just as they have embraced the work of the performance and data teams.

Woodgate & Evans have been working closely with the defenders on everything from body positioning to clearing headers.

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It could not be more different under Carrick and a backroom staff who have wasted no time winning over the players and been instrumental to the turnaround.

Under Amorim, days were often drawn out, with long, passive gym sessions, breaks for treatment, then lengthy daily team meetings before training, often not finishing until 2pm or 3pm.

There was no individual work under Amorim. Everything was done en masse with the group.

🚨 NEW: Training days are more compacted than under Amorim. Players bounce from treatment into team meetings (less frequent, usually no more than 15 minutes), then to the gym and straight out for training. Mandatory work can wrap up by 12.30pm.

🚨🚨🎙️| Oliver Glasner on Manchester United:

"They have a great spirit right now, as I mentioned. For me, it was really impressive seeing Matheus Cunha celebrating winning a duel in their own box [vs Everton], because I think this is what Michael Carrick brought into his team."

🗣️ Carrick on Sesko’s goal: “I have to say it’s kind of picture perfect in terms of the clearance from Harry, the layoff for Ben, the pass from Luke to then Cunha – what a pass – and Mbeumo’s composure."

“Ben hitting TOP gear and finishing it off, everything comes together so perfectly." #mufc

Sessions are shorter and sharper, seldom running beyond an hour or 75 minutes. Regular observers of training say they have been “blown away” by the intensity, level and quality on show. [@TelegraphDucker]

It is the opposite with Michael Carrick, who knows and expects his backroom staff to speak their minds.

🚨🚨🌕| NEW: Ruben Amorim had a predominantly young staff and one of the criticisms was that they would too often wait for his signal to speak up and rarely challenged or disagreed with him.

And then I see Diallo, Kobbie Mainoo, very, very young players with huge talent.

The most important thing is that they have a clear structure in the way they play."

🚨🗣️ Oliver Glasner on Man United:

"It's a very good team, well-balanced and very experienced. When I see Luke Shaw, Harry Maguire, Casemiro, Bruno Fernandes, Matheus Cunha, Bryan Mbeumo, players who are really very, very experienced in the Premier League.

🚨🚨| OFFICIAL: Benjamin Sesko's goal at West Ham wins Manchester United February Goal of the Month.

How we moving this Gameweek

🚨 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆: The Premier League is considering launching its own STREAMING platform just like Netflix. 📺

The idea would allow fans to watch EVERY Premier League match and choose any game they want at any time at around £10 per month, The Guardian report. 💰

🚨 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆: Manchester United have no intention of reintegrating André Onana into the squad and are even planning to sell him, TalkSPORT report. 🔴❌

🚨 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆: André Onana wants to FIGHT to re-establish himself as Manchester United's number 1 goalkeeper and believes he will be given a chance, The Guardian report. 🧤👀

#MUFC

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But that also makes it feel, for the children, that it’s more difficult to get there. I don’t only want to be looked at as a football player, but also a normal person with his own beliefs."

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🚨🗣️ Senne Lammens:

"I try to show the world that I’m just a normal guy, I want to show these children here that everyone can make it. There’s nothing wrong with it, but sometimes there are people who have a different mindset and lifestyle to me.

‘I take pride in being all-round and not really having any flaws.

"You don't always have the biggest work to do, but it's staying focussed and not giving anything to the opponent – not easy things, at least."

🚨🚨🎙️| Senne Lammens: "I take a lot of pride in doing the other things well. Maybe not always the box-office stuff or the things people look at first.

I enjoy getting out of my comfort zone a little bit and dealing with those situations because even though there were a lot of bodies next to me, I still came for crosses. That gives me a good feeling."

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That’s why United were interested in me because they knew how it was going to be. Fitness-wise is one thing, but also in training, just visualising the things and all those bodies next to you trying to navigate.

🚨🗣️ Senne Lammens:

Physically, it is a bit of war in the 16 [penalty area], It’s also one of my strengths, I like the challenge. Naturally, I’ve always been a bit bigger, it’s also a positive thing for me the way the Premier League is.

"I read quite a lot about other athletes and about mentality. There are lots of good books about dealing with adversity, stress or stuff like that, which can also help you in this kind of industry."

"I'm a big sports guy. I love watching other sports and other athletes do their thing, especially how they prepare the game. With the NBA, for example, you can learn a lot from LeBron James.

I 🚨🚨🎙️| Senne Lammens asked if he watches much football:

"I don't really, to be honest,’ he says. ‘Everything revolves around football on a daily basis, so you want to switch off a little bit mentally.

🚨 𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆: Manchester City could face a penalty of 40-60 POINTS deduction which would immediately RELEGATE them from the Premier League if they are found guilty of the 115 FFP charges, Goal report. 🔵⚠️

Ratcliffe says conditions in Europe are “unsurvivable” because of high carbon costs and weak trade rules. The company recently got £175M from shareholders and £260M more in financing, and is focusing on cutting costs and staying stable rather than growing.

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