Homecoming - FC25 CM Story 2024 to 2026
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Beginning of the match is probably one of those times you'd have taken a draw, but to lose a 2 goal lead against rivals will always feel like points lost even if they were favourites.
Losing a two goal lead to your rivals is not going to win Frank over with the fans. I know he was liked by the fans after his first stint but the nostalgia feeling can quickly fade if things do not turn around.
@thurlow885 wrote:Beginning of the match is probably one of those times you'd have taken a draw, but to lose a 2 goal lead against rivals will always feel like points lost even if they were favourites.
You're right, except I had just lost to FC Midtjylland in the game before, so I really wanted a win in this one. And the first half really pointed in that direction, so it was a huge disappointment to let them back in.
@LABoog4 wrote:Losing a two goal lead to your rivals is not going to win Frank over with the fans. I know he was liked by the fans after his first stint but the nostalgia feeling can quickly fade if things do not turn around.
The funny thing is - he is particularly more well-liked these days (IRL) due to his impressive work with Brentford. I liked him too in his Brøndby days, and I bought his narrative about being on a process to get to the top, also relying heavily on youth players he was familiar with from his work as a Denmark youth international coach.
I remember a lot of the fanbase not having the same patience as me, wanting results faster and ridiculing him for his use of the phrase "it's a process". So if not for anything else, his time at Brentford has certainly shown this particular fanbase that he knows what he's talking about.
- @JustinCase0110
Maybe he should go to United. Ten Hag has 'a process' that doesn't seem to be working. Maybe Frank's does...
@CO88LER5 wrote:
Maybe he should go to United. Ten Hag has 'a process' that doesn't seem to be working. Maybe Frank's does...Heh, good shout. I wouldn't wish it for him though. It does seem that United as a club seem to have a pretty poor record of turning good managers into poor ones. Perhaps the players are also responsible at some point. (longer discussion perhaps, let's just leave it there...😉)
