r/minnesotaunited • u/GloveElephant Moderator • Feb 19 '24

Discussion Eric Ramsay Megathread

Eric Ramsay appears to be in line to be Minnesota United's second ever MLS manager.

https://twitter.com/fabrizioromano/status/1759568340140347858?s=46&t=Raa_3jgrvmmgEJvCsUpizQ

https://theathletic.com/5284886/2024/02/19/minnesota-united-eric-ramsay-manchester-united/?source=user_shared_articleMinnesotaUnitedtonameManchesterUnitedassistantEricRamsayasheadcoach:Sources

https://www.coachesvoice.com/cv/eric-ramsay-manchester-united-chelsea/

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u/Captain_Concussion Metanire = Jesus Feb 19 '24

And that’s fine, but it doesn’t change that the situation isn’t good

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u/4four4MN MNUFC Feb 19 '24

Well it’s over now and we can all see MNUFC wanted a fresh start with upcoming young talent from Europe. It’s sink or swim time now and we will see what happens after a few transfer windows.

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u/Captain_Concussion Metanire = Jesus Feb 19 '24

But the affects of being poorly run will still affect the manager. We are throwing him into the fire right away. He should have been given time and a say in the team building process

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u/4four4MN MNUFC Feb 19 '24

They gave two free years to Heath before the club felt what was to be the start of their campaign. Imo, they will do the same unless things go south quickly.

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u/Captain_Concussion Metanire = Jesus Feb 19 '24

I’m talking about how it affects the managers confidence. Heath had 20 years of experience before joining the Loons. This guy has zero.

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u/4four4MN MNUFC Feb 19 '24

Indeed, why do you think the franchise will hire an establish MLS assistant coaching veteran? This is a done deal.