Premier League - Historically bad season

Premier League – Historically bad season

Posted On: May 17, 2022

The historically weak season has been as the big English club stand on 58 points with one game left to play. United have never picked up fewer points in a Premier League season, but it could potentially get worse:

If there is no win in the final game of the season against Crystal Palace, the club is also registering its weakest season in terms of points in 32 years.

Shouts in Solskjær

Apart from a disappointing points tally, this team has never conceded more goals in Premier League history. In 37 games, United goalkeeper David de Gea has taken 56 balls from goal.

Disappointing performance to make United will not be allowed to play in the Champions League next season. Mark Ogden wrote that Rangnick and Solskjær’s achievements were a boon for future United coach Erik ten Hag.

– The collapse can only be positive for ten Hag. Rangnick and Solskjær have taken down the roster in such a way that he probably won’t fail, he wrote on Twitter.

There was something positive in United’s downfall for the Ten Hag. Rangnick and Solskjaer have lowered the bar to such a level this season that he probably can’t fail. Worst PL points total, worst defensive record in over 40 years – things can only get better (definitely..?)

– Mark Ogden (@MarkOgden_) May 7, 2022

Despite United’s weak form, Ole Gunnar Solskjær has been retained several times after being knocked out in November.

– Where is the daily besserwisserne for a long time to fire Solskjær … Don’t hear anything about how much better Manchester United are with the new manager now, wrote Kjetil Rekdal on Indonesia.

UNITED MANAGER: Ralf Rangnick. photo: AFP
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In 17 games this season, Solskjær recorded seven wins, three draws and seven defeats, while Rangnick could register eleven wins, nine draws and eight defeats in 28 matches.

In the Premier League, the latter has a score of 1.61, which is slightly better than Solskjær’s 1.42.

Table

1. Manchester C.	35	27	5	3	89	–	21	86
2. Liverpool	35	25	8	2	87	–	23	83
3. Chelsea	35	19	10	6	70	–	31	67
4. Arsenal	35	21	3	11	56	–	42	66
5. Tottenham	35	19	5	11	60	–	40	62
6. Manchester U	37	16	10	11	57	–	56	58
7. West Ham	36	16	7	13	57	–	46	55
8. Wolverhampton	35	15	5	15	35	–	34	50
9. Brighton	36	11	14	11	38	–	42	47
10. Crystal Palace	35	10	14	11	46	–	42	44
11. Aston Villa	34	13	4	17	47	–	47	43
12. Brentford	36	12	7	17	44	–	52	43
13. Newcastle	36	11	10	15	40	–	61	43
14. Leicester	34	11	9	14	49	–	56	42
15. Southampton	36	9	13	14	41	–	61	40
16. Everton	34	10	5	19	37	–	56	35
17. Burnley	35	7	13	15	32	–	49	34
18. Leeds	35	8	10	17	39	–	74	34
19. Watford	35	6	4	25	32	–	70	22
20. Norwich	35	5	6	24	22	–	75	21