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Mourinho sits on the bench at manchester next week.
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Cope journalist, followed by ballague etc.
Mourinho sits on the bench at manchester next week.
key word here, Im fed up with soft journos who want ask hard questions
He will be gone soon, the real question is who will be next.
Defeated man in the post match interview. Out of ideas. Feel sorry for him but he has just got so much shit wrong with us at this stage, just a snowball effect
He has to go, but I did feel sorry for him in that post match interview. He looked a broken man.
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Bloody hell, Rooney's dropped him.
Were our fans chanting for Mourinho or was it the Stoke fans being cheeky?
Him saying they 'don't dare to play football' struck me as, 'they aren't playing for me'...or am I reading too much into it?
He has to go, he's done as much as he can, it's not worked out...Mickey Shorts in until the end of the season!
He has to go, he's done as much as he can, it's not worked out...Mickey Shorts in until the end of the season!
fair interview. he looks resigned to his fate.
hope the board has the balls to pull the plug tonight.
hope the board has the balls to pull the plug tonight.
Yeah that was baffling. The players have clearly been instructed to play like that (tactically I mean)
We are in the esteemed company of Sunderland today - 4 losses in a row (if they lose to City).
Thanks!
Right now our board has a very simple question to answer: Can appointing Mourinho or Giggs increase our chances of top 4 than leaving LVG in place. Im actually not sure I know the answer to that question.
Listening to that, I have a feeling that the board are going to ride this out with him. Even without LVG's decades of experience, we also have SAF, Gill and Charlton on our board. Despite making some mistakes, they now how football works.
Pretty sure it was Stoke fans. The vocals sounded like those of home supporters.
Of course.
They know how it used to work. I fear that's the problem.
That was sarcasm.
Please just sack him tonight. To have him face the OT crowd on Monday is cruel. I was worried for van Gaal, he looked like he was going to cry.
the thing is....I still really like him, not so much as a manager of United, but as a person, as a personality. He's interesting, different.....I so so wanted him to succeed!
In Hong Kong at the moment, hope to wake up to news we've pulled the plug.
I am obviously not serious.
Though there are a few who have ended up in both apologist camps, just based on 'giving the manager time' agenda no matter what is happening on the pitch.
I feel the same, it's hard to know why it's suddenly all gone wrong but it has and badly
Get Mourinho in and who knows we may still be able to content for the title given who's above us
Well said. Not everybody gets a fairytale ending and van Gaal's ending at United is going to be a pretty ignominious one. Pretty much everybody (myself included) on here believes he should go, but i hope it isn't forgotten that he had a fantastic career as a manager, just didn't work at United. That happens. There were flashes, however fleeting of what it might look like when it all clicks, but that didn't happen often enough. United have a season to save and should set about doing that soon. United and van Gaal, now, are better off without each other.
I think this sudden downturn has been disguised as part of a mucher longer decline. Our performances were the first to drop off but we maintained narrow victories so there wasn't too much fuss, however now results are matching those performances as well.
He's had a great career - now its time for him to feck off to his Villa in Portugal.
I think thats also my issue right now. I'ver worked for people like LVG in my career and they are wonderful bosses. I respect him for having such a defined opinion or what he calls philosophy. He is one of the crazy ones.
Planning to fall in coma?
We lose (again) whilst City are 3-0 in opening twenty minutes.. Football isn't what it used to be.
Aloysius Paulus Maria van Gaal has had a legendary career, winning trophies in The Netherlands, Spain and Germany. He knows football. But it hasn't been able to get it done in England, a league that's completely different than the other leagues that are dominated by 1 or 2 clubs. The EPL is much more competitive, where anyone can beat anyone. The speed and power of the game in England, even from smaller clubs, caught him by surprise. He's tried to drain the energy and passion out of opponents with his possession tactics, but all it's done is drained energy and passion out of his own players.
Lesson learned: our next manager has to have experience managing in England.
I can understand why the board might not want to bring in Jose for the match against Chelsea in two days (a decision I disagree with, but I understand the thinking), but if the board sticks with Van Gaal after the Chelsea match there will be pitchforks.
Woody needs to sack the manager, now.
Lesson learned: our next manager has to have experience managing in England.
I can understand why the board might not want to bring in Jose for the match against Chelsea in two days (a decision I disagree with, but I understand the thinking), but if the board sticks with Van Gaal after the Chelsea match there will be pitchforks.
Woody needs to sack the manager, now.
Ah sorry, then the joke is on me.
Gotta agree.
I hope the "new situation" is that he'll be relaxing at home watching the United-Chelsea game on TV.
Can Giggs (probably not) or Mourihno win more than 4 games in 17? Can they get one of the most expensive squads in Europe to score more than 7 goals in 10 games?
Leave LvG in place, say good bye to Europe. Bring back the Intertoto cup.
Finally the McCarthy gif has a rival.
Louis van Gaal's suggests might quit as United boss in his presser: "The club doesn't have to sack me. Sometimes I do it by myself."
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