They need more time to know if the manager is the right one. Come back in two years.Are we allowed to criticise yet? Have the police said so?
The fans are still clapping him in the stadium. So he must be the right one.They need more time to know if the manager is the right one. Come back in two years.
I've noticed that with managers as well as with the club hierarchy, our fans always default to giving them a high amount of trust and goodwill when they come in - the same was true with Arnold, Murtough, and to a lesser extent Woodward when each of them were appointed. Until it became abundantly clear that things weren't going in the right direction, most fans just assumed there was a master plan in place and these guys knew what they were doing.Are we allowed to criticise yet? Have the police said so?
I've noticed that with managers as well as with the club hierarchy, our fans always default to giving them a high amount of trust and goodwill when they come in - the same was true with Arnold, Murtough, and to a lesser extent Woodward when each of them were appointed. Until it became abundantly clear that things weren't going in the right direction, most fans just assumed there was a master plan in place and these guys knew what they were doing.
In reality it should work the opposite way: it's on them to prove to the fans that they deserve our trust and that they know what they're doing.
Yup, was thinking of players as well, but didn't want to derail the thread because I know I'd receive the inevitable "but Vidic and Evra!" replies.You see it with players we sign as well. The gymnastics people do to justify quite obviously bad/illogical signings. See the Antony transfer thread.
You see it with players we sign as well. The gymnastics people do to justify quite obviously bad/illogical signings. See the Antony transfer thread.
Even if they do something now, they've already lost me. It was clear to the whole world that he should have been gone in summer, never mind after the Liverpool and Tottenham embarrassments. At this point, even making the right decision now won't erase the incompetency until this point.They will lose people pretty quickly if they don't do something at this point.
This should be a perma banWho would have thought the fecking leaches the Glazers were better than those clowns?
Bar Omar, the rest are questionable and proved nothing in football managment. Starting from Ineos as owners with their mediocre Nice football club down to Wilcox and Darren Fletcher.Are we really sure we have the best in class football people? They make Woodward and Murtough seems super competent compared to them.
At the very least, it's impossible for them to keep the manager who finished 8th. And worse at 14th after 9 games now. Where are the standards?
Even Berrada hasn't proven anything yet. I believe he was most recently COO at City, and before that some sort of marketing manager. He's never been a club CEO up until now.Bar Omar, the rest are questionable and proved nothing in football managment. Starting from Ineos as owners with their mediocre Nice football club down to Wilcox and Darren Fletcher.
For me it's in line with Ratcliffe's stated strategy: Don't run to the wrong solution, walk to the right one.
Given the state we're in I'd say the idea of walking to a solution is no longer a luxury they have. If I were owner of United I'd be calling an emergency meeting and fecking sprinting towards a solution as a matter of urgency.Ruud was never the answer even short-term. He has zero managerial pedigree.
For me it's in line with Ratcliffe's stated strategy: Don't run to the wrong solution, walk to the right one.
It's frustrating for us, obviously, but they won't make a move until they find someone acceptable to them.
Glazers would have sacked the guy three times by now
They might have.
And then they'd gone and get the next appointment wrong as well, wasting more money and solving nothing.
Ineos are Serious Men.Not an excuse for INEOS doing feck all right now. This is beyond pathetic.
Not an excuse for INEOS doing feck all right now. This is beyond pathetic.
Ruud was never the answer even short-term. He has zero managerial pedigree.
For me it's in line with Ratcliffe's stated strategy: Don't run to the wrong solution, walk to the right one.