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Do you want LVG sacked?


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TBF Moyes was absolutely convinced until the end that he would be given 6 years. He was even well into his planning for the next year.

Wouldn't read too much into VG's confidence regarding his job.
 
Next year we have to qualify for the CL, because if as expected we don't qualify this year, it's going to cost us around 25M a year in penalties on the Adidas deal. Not to mention the other financial fall out. I have to believe that the only thing the board understand is money, so it could be our saving grace. They sure as feck don't understand football.
 
LvG cant say anything else tbf. He must act as our manager, because he still is. He is a deluded fool of course, but thats another story.
 
Benteke has been woefully bad this season and Berahino only just picked up of late. Sturridge is like Saha. Great player too many injuries.

You're using some really poor comparisons.

Nah you're using short term fluctuations in form and injury to make our options look better. By that rational you'd rather have Rose than Shaw given the latter is permanently injured.

I'm talking about general quality. Benteke and Berahino both give you more than today's Rooney. Whatever immediate issues they have at their clubs doesnt change that.
 
He'll be gone when it's mathematically impossible for us to get top four. Or we'll make top four and he'll go in the summer under some sort of "mutual agreement".
 
It just has to be that Mou was only willing to join us in the summer. That's the only explenation. We surely would haven given Giggs the job by now if our plan was to hand management to him?
 
He'll be gone when it's mathematically impossible for us to get top four. Or we'll make top four and he'll go in the summer under some sort of "mutual agreement".
We have zero chance at making top 4. It would require a monumental breakdown of one of Spurs, Arsenal, or City. Plus we have an in form West Ham that is right there if that did happen. Lastly, we would have to play our best football of the season.

Sorry to sound so pessimistic but it's reality. Were finishing anywhere from 5th to 8th.
 
"Expectations are too high" ffs. He has fallen at the last hurdle of his career, and has no problem taking our club down with him
 
LvG has made the job more difficult for himself. We simply don't have the players to play the slow possession football.
There is not enough technical players or creativity in the squad to play this way and finding gaps in defences.

Barca and Bayern can do it, all their players are comfortable with the ball. You can't lose the ball several times through a game the way we are playing, when you do that you will get sucker punched because of how many players you dedicate in attack and only have 2 or 3 players to cover your back.
Also he chose to play 4-2-3-1, but it's not very efficent when you need to keep the ball rolling and get as many options to pass as possible. With a 4-3-3 you can have much more control in possession.

We need a pragmatic manager and lucky for us Mourinho is available.
 
We have zero chance at making top 4. It would require a monumental breakdown of one of Spurs, Arsenal, or City. Plus we have an in form West Ham that is right there if that did happen. Lastly, we would have to play our best football of the season.

Sorry to sound so pessimistic but it's reality. Were finishing anywhere from 5th to 8th.
I'm not overly confident of our chances of making top four either, but they are certainly better than zero. Win the derby tomorrow and we are back level with West Ham and a point behind City. There's also time for Arsenal to be sucked back into the top four race and, despite today's win, Wenger is under serious pressure.
 
Scary thing is us getting into the top four and LVG staying on, perhaps receiving a contract extension and all.

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Totally agree. This really winds me up when I go to OT these days tbh.

Over the past few years United fans seem to have gained the impression we are better than other clubs, both on the pitch and in the stands. We tell ourselves that we always give managers time. We promote youth. We live by attacking football. We always back the manager. It's the sort of self-mythologising we mock Liverpool fans for.

No-one wants United fans to sink to the levels of Newcastle and Sunderland supporters and boo at the first sign of trouble, and the OT atmosphere has been brilliant this season, but there has to be a limit to the support we offer the manager. It's perfectly possible to walk away quietly after the game rather than actively applauding the tripe you've just seen on the pitch. If you went into a restaurant and received a horrendous meal, you wouldn't go up and thank the manager at the end, would you? Especially not if it happened repeatedly.

Fans who applaud LVG seem determined to prove what great supporters, and people, they are rather than recognising reality. I'm not sure what the exact stat is but we've failed to win something like 22 of the past 35 games under LVG. We're on course to miss out on the CL for the second time in three years, and even upper-mid-table clubs like West Ham and Liverpool are beginning to go past us. That is a terrible state of affairs and should be recognised as such.

If people think they're doing something good by applauding our Dutch charlatan every week, they're mistaken IMO.

Couldn't agree more.
 
Louis van Gaal is the worst manager in recent memory, and that starts with Albert Fisher being appointed at Notts County in 1913
 
Scary thing is us getting into the top four and LVG staying on, perhaps receiving a contract extension and all.

:eek:

That would be a massive finger to the fans and just shows the club doesn't care about competing for trophies. I doubt that happens.

I think LVG is gone after the season ends.
 
I think this year's season is an anomalous one, and have changed my mind on van Gaal. Give him the third year.

Also due, in part, to the fact that I no longer want Mourinho as manager.
 
Benteke has been woefully bad this season and Berahino only just picked up of late. Sturridge is like Saha. Great player too many injuries.

You're using some really poor comparisons.
You could argue that Sturridge (on form, and obviously injury free) is better than Saha was.
 
Feck me - LVG could turn Old Trafford into a whore house and Woody still wouldn't give him the bullet. If he is in charge next season, then I think there are people internally looking to sabotage the club, surely these execs in charge aren't this feckwitted.........
 
Feck me - LVG could turn Old Trafford into a whore house and Woody still wouldn't give him the bullet. If he is in charge next season, then I think there are people internally looking to sabotage the club, surely these execs in charge aren't this feckwitted.........
At least you'd be getting something back in return and some form of entertainment!
 
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