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Do you want LVG sacked?


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There was absolutely no point in keeping him for the Stoke match. He's lost the players, and even if he got a result does that suddenly make 18 months of mediocrity acceptable? He has to be gone on Monday.
 
My bad then, but you did post "Need a manager in who can shape up the whole club", so I assumed.

Yeah, it was a bit ambiguous. I just get the feeling that Moyes came in and was so much feeling like he'd just committed the biggest daylight robbery in the history of the game that he wouldn't dream of telling the board what was needed (bar some Everton players). And then Louis comes in and he's quite flattered to be given the job in all honesty and is here short term from the getgo.

I want a manager who is 100% invested into the club and knows he's big enough for it and has standards above those of the board.
 
There is no way we will hand Giggs the job if LVG gets the sack. Only way he was getting the job was if LVG's stint was successful at United and he could be looked as someone to continue the good work.
 
So we sack Fergie, because that's the initial point, that the people wispering in Woodward's ears should be accountable.

I hate the idea of sacking Fergie, tbh. He did so much for us.

Ideally, Woodward will realise that he needs a DoF and start to listening to him more. The whole "continuity" thing from the club is getting annoying.
 
What happens if we beat Chelsea? Keep him on? There's no point dragging our heels over this.
 
Paddy: ''We have to beat Chelsea now.''

:lol:

Sounds familiar,

We have to beat Wolfsburg.
We have to beat Bournemouth.
We have to beat Norwich.
We have to beat Stoke.


Sorry brewlio/mods, trying not to moan;)
 
What happens if we beat Chelsea? Keep him on? There's no point dragging our heels over this.
Well exactly, I guess maybe the club don't want a stop gap situation to sort out in 2 days. Maybe they'd rathdr just go straight from the old staff to the new.
 
Sounds familiar,

We have to beat Wolfsburg.
We have to beat Bournemouth.
We have to beat Norwich.
We have to beat Stoke.

Yeah, apparently we didn't need to win against Chelsea before the Stoke game.
 
There was absolutely no point in keeping him for the Stoke match. He's lost the players, and even if he got a result does that suddenly make 18 months of mediocrity acceptable? He has to be gone on Monday.

Just take the old horse out to the back and put it out of its misery, that is what it feels like with VG, its just dragging on and on now unless VG saves face and resigns himself
 
and we still don't have a replacement for McClair as head of the academy.

Good grief. Choccy left when? February wasn't it? Who's in charge of recruitment? When Van Gaal arrived, he said that his immediate priority was the first team and that he would not be concentrating on the academy. That was in 2014. You'd think Fergie and Bobby would be creating merry hell about the lack of a replacement for Choccy. Once again, it smacks of poor planning.
 
So utterly disappointed with him. I was firmly behind his back before this farce began but once again we are back inside the deepest dark. The penny has finally dropped. He's got to go.
 
If he isn't the right man if we lose 'one more game' then he isn't the right man now.

He has to go, preferably by Monday.
 
Good grief. Choccy left when? February wasn't it? Who's in charge of recruitment? When Van Gaal arrived, he said that his immediate priority was the first team and that he would not be concentrating on the academy. That was in 2014. You'd think Fergie and Bobby would be creating merry hell about the lack of a replacement for Choccy. Once again, it smacks of poor planning.

They've split the job.
 
Good grief. Choccy left when? February wasn't it? Who's in charge of recruitment? When Van Gaal arrived, he said that his immediate priority was the first team and that he would not be concentrating on the academy. That was in 2014. You'd think Fergie and Bobby would be creating merry hell about the lack of a replacement for Choccy. Once again, it smacks of poor planning.
Board wanted it changed so that there's two at the helm of the academy splitting the job but not had any luck finding people for that
 
Surely there's no way he'll still be in charge against Chelsea? I mean things have been laughable for a few weeks now, but this would be the icing on the cake.
 
Depends how we play. If we suddenly look like a competent team then he deserves another game at least.
No no no. It's already too far for that. So what if we beat an misfiring Chelsea, we then get beat by the next side and we've lost another week? Time is up.
 
Depends how we play. If we suddenly look like a competent team then he deserves another game at least.

Really, I'd love to be as positive as you about him but I just don't see why he should get another game.
 
I don't think the players even care for him. Look at the way they played, no fight.
 
I don't think the players even care for him. Look at the way they played, no fight.

They look like they are slowly entering into depression, these players don't believe in themselves anymore.
 
Unreal. A club like ours with a long history of academy development hasn't got a leader in there? It's no wonder the bitters are making strides.
There are too many people at the club who think we have a God-given right to be at the top of everything and don't have to work for it. Complacency is what created this whole rot.
 
I wonder what the Sun will conjure up for tomorrows Utd headline ?

I think the papers will go all out. After that presser, he had to win.

They look like they are slowly entering into depression, these players don't believe in themselves anymore.

I agree. It's not all the managers fault, but the coaching staff should have them fired up. I think we're in a similar situation to Chelsea tbh, the players gave up on the manager.
 
There are too many people at the club who think we have a God-given right to be at the top of everything and don't have to work for it. Complacency is what created this whole rot.

There are a fair few fans who hold the same belief. We're going to have to slog and work hard to get back to the top. No easy fixes here I'm afraid, and that includes bringing a new manager in.
 
We won't sack him. Would have done it after Norwich. Woodward can't accept that he cocked up again in appointing Van Gaal.

I would agree with that if anyone else was available, unless klopp was there for the taken
 
We won't sack him. Would have done it after Norwich. Woodward can't accept that he cocked up again in appointing Van Gaal.
He has no go at some point if we keep spiralling down the table at such an alarming pace. The players have given up fighting for him. His tactics are zapping each and every one of their individual flair and everything that would make you want to play Football.
 
They look like they are slowly entering into depression, these players don't believe in themselves anymore.
I agree with that. They have lost all belief in their own ability. It is awful. Except Memphis who seems to have a confidence that belies his ability.
 
There are too many people at the club who think we have a God-given right to be at the top of everything and don't have to work for it. Complacency is what created this whole rot.

Yep. You have to constantly work at being the best. We've all seen what happens when clubs sit back on their laurels and claim that, historically, they're amongst the game's giants. We did it for 26 years and it got us nowhere. Liverpool made similar errors, and you just have to look across the Pennines to Leeds to see what can happen.
 
How bad does it have to get before he's sacked? Longer we leave it worse it will get.
With Moyes we waited until we were out of everything and humiliated by every rival and made sure that the season was a complete write off until he was sacked. Right now we aren't even in the new year and a few wins could have us back in the proper mix, he needs to go now before it's another write off season.
 
Remember these quotes when he came?

“Every club where I have been, I’ve struggled for the first three months,” said Van Gaal, speaking in Washington DC in a break from United’s US tour.

“After that, they [the players] know what I want – how I am as a human being and also a manager, because I am very direct.

“I say things as they are, so you have to adapt to that way of coaching. It’s not so easy.

"The way I train and coach is in the brains, not the legs. But the most important thing is they have to know why we do things. When they do, the footballer is not playing intuitively.

"A lot of players are playing intuitively and I want them to think and know why they do something. That process is difficult at first and in the first three months. It takes time.

“When we survive the first three months, it will be the same as for me as it was at Bayern Munich. At Bayern, after the first three months, we were sixth or seventh and we were third in our Champions League group.

"We had to win at Juventus and did – that was the turning point. Now United have me, a new manager, so new chances for the players. But we have to create a way of playing that isn’t the same as before, and that’s difficult for them.

“They have to perform under pressure and have a to decide [what to do with the ball] within one second, and that is not easy.”

Bayern won the German Double and reached the Champions League final in Van Gaal’s first season in charge, despite that sluggish start, and continue to thrive with the system he put in place.

But he faces a much tougher task at United, reviving a squad that finished 22 points behind champions Manchester City and missed out on the Champions League for the first time in 19 years.

Van Gaal is confident his players can adapt to a formation with three central defenders in a 3-4-1-2 line-up, despite his admission it will take time for it to work effectively.

And he is determined to leave a legacy, despite having a three-year contract, in contrast to Moyes’s six-year deal.

“I’m not a coach who thinks short-term,” he said. “I’m a coach who thinks always in the long-term.”

Then he rescinded this to extend his deadline to three years. 18 months in and we are still no wiser to knowing what the feck he is thinking, still asking for time.
 
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