Keep Him

Keep him?

  • Keep him!

    Votes: 425 53.3%
  • Nope, still has to go

    Votes: 371 46.5%

  • Total voters
    797
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We must keep him, he must be given a season where he can pick anything that resembles a first team, and under real footballing people. There isn’t one manager that would have faired any better. I just know he’s an elite manager and we will regret it if we let him go without another season.
 
There's a genuine chance we'll be relegated if we keep him.
 
It was a dogged performance, but over the match they had us pinned back for long periods and we were desperately booting it clear to nobody. This isnt sustainable football over a season and because it was the FA cup they all put a shift in. I would still move him on.
 
It was a dogged performance, but over the match they had us pinned back for long periods and we were desperately booting it clear to nobody. This isnt sustainable football over a season and because it was the FA cup they all put a shift in. I would still move him on.

Its Man City, the best team in the world right now.

You set up to win, and he did that. We can't get 70% possession against a City, show me any teams that can peg City back.
 
We're too emotional as a fanbase, we really are. Just enjoy the cup win lads and stop jumping to reactionary conclusions.
 
Typical caf being kneejerk and wanting him to stay. Most of you have the memories of goldfish.
 
I just do not think the solution is to keep changing manager. Keep ETH and let him build the team over time. Patience.
 
Let us have today without another Ten Hag in/out thread ffs.
 
Those players haven't played for him all season. The ones who haven't been arsed for the whole season suddenly try a bit harder when they think he's already gone.
Exactly, seems more akin to a new manager bounce than playing for the manager.

Watch our last couple of months again if in doubt.
 
I just do not think the solution is to keep changing manager. Keep ETH and let him build the team over time. Patience.

Sticking with a failing manager just for the sake of it isn't the solution either.
 
I missed that but someone else mentioned that ETH seemed a bit cold shaking him?

That can easily be read both ways. Might have just been pissed at all of those rumours coming out 24 hours before the final? I would be too.
 
Our two trips to Wembley involved a legitimately good win against the best side in world football and sneaking a penalty shootout win past a second tier team when we were 3-0 up at the 70th minute mark in normal time and were millimetres from losing in extra time.

Two wildly different performances that shows the chaotic unpredictable nature of our team under him.
 
I’ve felt bad for being ETH out recently, with the rumours the past two days and now winning the cup.

But the fact is we have way underperformed. We’ve been unlucky with injuries but that excuse only takes you so far. It doesn’t explain many of the terrible performances we’ve had. Or some of the ways we’ve set up tactically. Or the subs.

I’m glad he’s going out on a high but if we have plans to get back to the top, I don’t think Erik is the man to take us there. It’s like sacking Ole, it’s not personal but it’s required
 
Been ETH in. Today changed to ETH out when I saw he started rashford. But I say keep him. Get rid of Rashford, Sancho that alone should be £120m and huge amount saved in wages.
 
No and the reason is can anyone with any certainty have any confidence that he won't choose silly tactics again next season?

He went into the season thinking he could play a Casemiro, Mount and Bruno midfield (or whoever was fit) in those suicidal tactics and doubled down on it despite injuries at CB.

He made so many silly decisions across the season. Mount as a CM, playing AWB at LB and Dalot RB, not playing Varane because he wanted a LCB, choosing Casemiro at CB despite being awful. I could really go on.
 
It was a dogged performance, but over the match they had us pinned back for long periods and we were desperately booting it clear to nobody. This isnt sustainable football over a season and because it was the FA cup they all put a shift in. I would still move him on.

Let's face it, if you're Ineos and you're watching it, you're happy that we got the win but ultimately you're wishing we could resemble something like City. Even against the fodder of the league we've not been so dominant.
 
He deserves to go - but it will be hard to sack him after that display.
 
No, but I also wouldn't mind if they did. As long as the structure changes and he, or anyone else, is merely a coach and do t oversee everything else at the football club, I am okay.

I don’t really understand this take, because one of our most obvious issues this season has specifically been our coaching, or lack thereof. He hasn’t been able to get any sort of consistent tune out of our defence, midfield, or attack. And surely that aspect largely comes down to the coaching? Even despite the injuries, other managers with lesser squads with lesser players have been able to put out functional playing styles compared to our suicidal no midfield chaos ball.
 
I've backed him all year, I still think he should have a season more just due to firstly the fact we have new owners coming in, and we had a terrible run of injuries basically our whole defence changed on a game basis.
That’s fair. It’s the people changing their stance due to one game I’m criticizing.
 
Lineker and Shearer can go feck themselves the irrelevant cnuts. Drilling about whether the guy will be sacked minutes after lifting the trophy, condescending 'hope to see you next seasons'. Feck off, pricks.

I've always liked ETH, and after today my heart obviously says give him another season. I think my head still says let's move on, but I don't know.
 
51% say keep. Can't wait to hear the crybabies
 
Lineker and Shearer can go feck themselves the irrelevant cnuts. Drilling about whether the guy will be sacked minutes after lifting the trophy, condescending 'hope to see you next seasons'. Feck off, pricks.

I've always liked ETH, and after today my heart obviously says give him another season. I think my head still says let's move on, but I don't know.

I'm 100% Ten Hag out but BBC were totally classless today. It was embarrassing to watch. Rooney was cringing quite a lot during their post match interview with Ten Hag.
 
I'm back to wanting him to stay. If we don't look significantly different by November, sack him. The big problem is we have no idea who would be available at that time.
 
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