Glazers / Woodward out! (One down)
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) and Imran (@Annihilate Now!) are here to discuss Amad saving our blushes in a win against Southampton as well as our now annual loss at home to Brighton. They discuss Amorim's post-match comments, revisit how mid-table we may or may not be, and discuss some transfer news.
do we know the context of this picture?Was apparently having a go at Sir Alex during the game today
Cretins. Out.
Pretty sure that was a reaction to a united goal
Probably out of context but it doesn’t look good for the little cnut. fecker needs to go.Was apparently having a go at Sir Alex during the game today
Gill looks like he’s about to say get the feck in.
The fans will want rid of Ole because he hasn't the experience or record to bring United success. However, will stand and watch clueless Ed to run the football club.
It's much harder to get rid of the owners, but Woodward should have been sacked years ago. The idiot is completely out of his depth; sack him immediately.
I suppose one is easy to change, and the other many are just resigned to not leaving until our owners do, but you are 100 % right, and we should all stand behind Ole, not because he is the right manager, but because he is far from our biggest problem.
If the owners want to stick with Woodward after Ole goes, or worse feel he is reflection of what they want for the club, or even worse are happy with what he's doing, or even worse than that feel he is just carrying out orders, then we are truly and utterly fecked.
100% agree. But feel we will be stuck in mediocrity whilst Ed is here. He has shown NOTHING to suggest we can be successful under his stewardship. If our fans were truly supporters of the club, we'd be against this board. All the bickering about Ole wouldn't exist. It should be plain and obvious by now that Ed is the real problem here.
Yep. 100% agreed.
Ole has not covered himself in glory, but if he is replaced with another manager, I think we'll see a similar pattern. The common denominator is Woodward.
Totally agree with the last few comments on here . We need to back our manager and like you say not because we are 100% sure he is the right man but because we will never have the right man under Ed is taking away from football matters and the Glazers piss off
United have been successful with the Glazers. They’re rubbish owners but the number 1 priority should be sacking Woodward. He came in the Summer of 2013 and things have been shite since. Obviously that had something to do with Fergie leaving but he is the embodiment of this shite era we are in.
Has been said before, they won't sack Woodward. To them he is doing a fantastic job.
They were succesfull under SAF but that was a bonus to these parasites.
SAF : "Feck off you prick, look at what you did to this club"Was apparently having a go at Sir Alex during the game today
Ed : "I spent a lot! Ole's fault"
Gill : "Hehehe, guess who's going to be the next CEO"
Why do fans who want Ole out first think we will get better results? Ed has proven the environment he has created whilst being in charge is not manageable. People like Ratcliff have commented. Two of the biggest DoF's have commented.
Because a better manager/coach would coach the team in a much better way and make a average squad punch above their weight. We'd also be higher than our current league position and would see our funds spent in a much more economical way which would reflect in a more balanced team.
But we had two of the best coaches before as well and didn't get anywhere.
Ok, so if we get in Poch and it doesn't work, then what?
We had two coaches before in LVG and Mourinho who were damaged goods and missed out on the ones I would've preferred in Klopp and Tuchel. We should aim for Nagelsmann or Rose this time around. The issue with LVG and Mourinho was player turnover which fecked the foundations of the team.
If Ole is shown the door then i'm expecting a DoF to be appointed because the pressure and scruitiny on Woodward will have reached unprecedented proportions. So I expect the next coaching appointment to be working with a clearer vision and structure.
If we get Rangnick (or someone of the same ilk), then yes, we make progress. But there is NOTHING to suggest we will get a DoF as Ed has come out multiple times recently talking about how we got the transfers correct this summer etc. So, if we sack Ole, I'm fully expecting the burden of recruiting to be on the new man, with another influx of players coming in and out, without no real plan.
I don't think a Rose or Nagelsmann will arrive without the club selling a longterm vision/plan. The only one that will arrive in such circumstances is Poch who made it clear he didn't want/like working under a DoF type figure at Spurs. It's also why I believe he lost the dressing room and ended up getting sacked. A DoF is also a buffer between the players and head coach which is very important for the longterm harmony among the squad.
Think its a non story they were all smiles after we took the lead .
I actually like it when Ed shows some passion to be honest would be worse if he just sat there with no expression.
If he is getting emotional like this perhaps he is feeling the heat
It was a damn site better than this though
Somehow that is forgotten.Biggest problem with both Mou and LVG was that they didn't fit the "United-way". The solution next time is to get a TOP manager that fits.
I'm not against recruiting Poch whatsoever, I just don't think Ed provides an environment for any manager to be successful in. I'd love to be proven wrong but can't see it.
It was a damn site better than this though
Biggest problem with both Mou and LVG was that they didn't fit the "United-way". The solution next time is to get a TOP manager that fits.
Agreed. Personally, there isn't a United way. What our values as a club are to play youth with a fusion of bringing top talent.
What we now need is a management with same principles but to progress us into the future with new and innovative ideas.
Believe it or not, we've actually got a plan whereby we have a transfer comittee now which is similar to the approach at a few other clubs. It remains to be seen if it will be successful in the longrun.
What we as a club need to do is bring in a Coach who will add to the current squad and not take away elements that are considered strengths of the first 11. Building on our strong points would not only be beneficial to us as a club but to the coach aswell. The good news for a new coach is, that we still require multiple additions in midfield and attack so there's plenty of room for the new man to imprint his style/philosophy on the team.
Ok where is this Saudi twitter dude now?
There is speculation by Gab Marcotti of ESPN (sorry, can’t post media yet but look in YouTube: he is usually fairly conservative) that Joe Lewis wants to sell Tottenham. If so, that would be a MUCH cheaper price for Saudi and a better sports washing prospect than even Chelsea (London, weak history, new stadium and training ground).
if so, there will be NO other way that the Glazers could ever be bought out and Tottenham would join Liverpool, City and maybe Chelsea in pulling away from us.
if so, there will be NO other way that the Glazers could ever be bought out and Tottenham would join Liverpool, City and maybe Chelsea in pulling away from us.
There must be a few more billionaires in the world these days who have nothing better to do with their money, China maybe?
We will be fecked forever, if Saudis buy Spurs 
No idea...most probably ordering a murder
Would be really fecking annoyed if Spurs become one of the super rich clubs.
There are 285 billionaires in China. With at least 10 worth $16bn or more. Hopefully one or a group of them may decide they want to buy the club.
Why do you think Jose joined Spurs? He knows he’s about to get the biggest purse in world football.....perhaps!
Eh? The Saudis buying Spurs? The club which fans refers to themselves as the "Yids"? That club?
That would be something from so many perspectives.
Not going to happen.
If you're worth 16bn you're not dropping a third of that on an investment if it's not with the view to make some serious profit. Realistically only a state can buy us without caring about recouping their investment
True no private individual is buying us at the price that the Glazers would demand. It just doesn't make sense to spend the best part of four billion on an asset that will require another billion on playing staff and infrastructure which has an operating profit of circa £100m - £150m. Might as well just buy bonds if they have any cash lying around.
For the Glazers to leave it's the Saudis or bust.