Eva Olid is a manager with a philosophy. How she implements it at Man Utd will define her tenure‎

Maya Le Tissier didn’t mince her words. Manchester United’s 5-0 home defeat by Chelsea was, she said, “awful”. Players hurt in such times. The tears from at least one member of the United team following the final whistle 10 days ago were evidence of that. “Honest conversations” between staff and players “about how we want to play” followed, said United captain Le Tissier after her side’s 1-1 draw at Arsenal on Saturday. “And, yeah, we’ve come out a different team tonight.” Le Tissier wasn’t wron