According to the "Post" report, people around him revealed that Lonnick was shocked by the decline of Manchester United.
Longnick was disappointed with United's loss to Wolves, but the disappointment was far more than just the game itself. The team's malaise, seen in the games against Norwich and Newcastle, made Lonnick understand that the job was far more difficult than he had imagined. He knows it will be difficult to finish in the top four of the Premier League and qualify for the Champions League now.
If he wants to fight for cup and top four in the league, Lonnick needs to make a compromise, he can't use players like Ronaldo and B Fee to play his own "rock football" style, which he believes is particularly inappropriate for United defenders. Captain Maguire has never found his best form, and the Langnick coaching staff believes the team's physical condition is lower than they expected.
The Post analysis said that the problems that manchester United's new manager will face are familiar to anyone who pays attention to the team. He was frustrated that Lonnick needed to try to use players brought in by five different coaches with different ideas to build a tactical system. United's managerial appointments have been a lack of continuity, and the club's executives seem to be unaware of the nuances of these coaching tactics.
United's current squad is built with different philosophies from five managers
Lonnick was said to have not received any detailed explanations about how the team played, which opened his eyes in many ways during United's first five weeks. Longnick's previously brought in players meet his tactical requirements, fast, young, not conceited and eager to learn, many Manchester United players do not meet this characteristic. Lonnick had to rely on a group of unaligned players who contrasted With United's previous dressing rooms.