MANCHESTER UNITED LET LACK OF CONFIDENCE AND LACK OF DETERMINATION TO IMPOSE ATTACKING FOOTBALL ON ALL OPPONENTS DICTATE THEIR LEVEL OF FOOTBALL FOR A GOOD PORTION OF LAST SEASON - WILL THE OUTCOME REMAIN THE SAME FOR THE RED DEVILS IN NEXT SEASON'S BARCLAYS' FA WOMENS' SUPER LEAGUE? (Part 3)
(Early part of this article can be found on the Manchester United Channel website) Obviously, what Manchester United women's team had witnessed throughout the 2021/22 season is a clear backfire on the strategic choice made by the Manchester United women's team to sit back and absorb pressure from opponents while trying to find weaknesses within the opponents' defense and while also simultaneously attempting to keep the opponent at arm's length with the clear intent of triggering an effective counter-attack being the preferred cause of action adopted by the Red Devils last season. The clear intent instigated by the Manchester United women's team last season under Mark Skinner was to focus massive attention and the Defensive end while instigating the bulk of chances created by the Red Devils in any match played this past season on the back of high-rate defense leading to counterattack, particularly against the top three teams in the league. ...