rotherham_red
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3rd on the 2nd row - OG Ole inJust a shame some sad bugger didn't think to take a screenshot at the time.
10th row, 2nd from the Left
3rd on the 2nd row - OG Ole inJust a shame some sad bugger didn't think to take a screenshot at the time.
10th row, 2nd from the Left
I'm so blind, I can't see my name3rd on the 2nd row - OG Ole in
Don't worry, I'll vouch for you broI'm so blind, I can't see my name
When we win the treble with Ole in charge those 384 believers will be invited to a function at Old Trafford to celebrate, no expense spared.
And your dance partner for the evening will be the person to your right on the list
mancave bear get your feet insured!
I'm so blind, I can't see my name
Literally. It's bloody boiling here in Manchester at the moment. I can't stand it!Hope that today acts as a spark to push the boys for next season.
Today will burn Ole and I hope the whole squad feel the same way too.
Corrected it for you
Second from bottom, 4th along.Just a shame some sad bugger didn't think to take a screenshot at the time.
10th row, 2nd from the Left
3rd row 5th from right!Just a shame some sad bugger didn't think to take a screenshot at the time.
10th row, 2nd from the Left
Second from bottom, 4th along.
My whole reason for signing up was to help back Ole and try to get positivity across in what is looking like a decent start to a long rebuild, thankfully it's paying of as a minority of us predicted.
Feels like United again, as in, the connection with this squad is deeper than it has been since Fergie's time and I believe that should be an important factor.
Mods - is there genuinely a chance that people on the right side of history on that poll can have some kind of note on their posts to ensure they are recommended reading.
We know the football forums can be pants at times, but we’ve got a list there of the posters on this site with far superior footballing knowledge than those around them.
It worries me that a post by me and a post by others is seen on the same level. I suggest that when you scroll down a thread and someone from that list has commented you make their font bigger and maybe a little threadmark that says something like “RedCafe’s recommended poster.” Maybe people like Devilish could have training from posters like me of footballing acumen?
just a thought.
Think you're getting ahead of yourself here. History is still being written. Ole hasn't yet arrived and neither have we as a team. We still need to finish strong and make a good account of ourselves in the latter stages of the cups even if we don't win any of them. We may also need CL to solidify Sancho joining and Pogba staying. With City's ban we should make it. That's a modest minimum expectation no one can call harsh. It's still early to pat ourselves after a good run of form. The recent unbeaten run is also a step in the right direction with room for improvement in the league (4W 3D) especially as the streak is somewhat inflated by a very good run in our cup games.Mods - is there genuinely a chance that people on the right side of history on that poll can have some kind of note on their posts to ensure they are recommended reading.
We know the football forums can be pants at times, but we’ve got a list there of the posters on this site with far superior footballing knowledge than those around them.
It worries me that a post by me and a post by others is seen on the same level. I suggest that when you scroll down a thread and someone from that list has commented you make their font bigger and maybe a little threadmark that says something like “RedCafe’s recommended poster.” Maybe people like Devilish could have training from posters like me of footballing acumen?
just a thought.
What's the next level in your opinion? Would you say that there are clear green-shoot's of recovery at the moment or do you think we're no better off than we were a season or two ago?Unfortunately I still can't see Ole taking us to that next level. Loved him as a player but manager wise he just doesn't seem to cut it for me. Granted United are beginning to improve again but he can only take us so far. He's no Pep or Klopp, sooner the hierarchy see that the better.
What's the next level in your opinion? Would you say that there are clear green-shoot's of recovery at the moment or do you think we're no better off than we were a season or two ago?
Well he's beaten most of them already so to suggest he doesn't know what he's doing is a bit disrespectful. Ole's also proven that he can sustain a title challenge in Norway, and I know people like to talk that achievement down but winning a league takes consistency over a season, the players are just a different level. Ole's already proven he can do all the things people are saying they don't think he can do.I'm guessing he means challenging for the title. Ole has undoubtedly done brilliant in clearing out the deadwood and bringing in players that genuinely want to be here, also improving a few players. It's clear as day to see the work he's done in that regard. However challenging the likes of Klopp, Pep and Lampard who he looks to be losing out on in the top four race will be a different story. That's ultimately the next step now that his starting eleven and squad is taking shape in his image.
I'm guessing he means challenging for the title. Ole has undoubtedly done brilliant in clearing out the deadwood and bringing in players that genuinely want to be here, also improving a few players. It's clear as day to see the work he's done in that regard. However challenging the likes of Klopp, Pep and Lampard who he looks to be losing out on in the top four race will be a different story. That's ultimately the next step now that his starting eleven and squad is taking shape in his image.
Well he's beaten most of them already so to suggest he doesn't know what he's doing is a bit disrespectful. Ole's also proven that he can sustain a title challenge in Norway, and I know people like to talk that achievement down but winning a league takes consistency over a season, the players are just a different level. Ole's already proven he can do all the things people are saying they don't think he can do.
Also, 7 games left and you're writing off the top 4? Have you seen Chelsea and Leicesters fixture list? I hope our squad don't haven't got that attitude.
I think the top 4 thing is being viewed through a narrative to be honest. Chelsea were in absolute free fall before the break and it was looking that United were going to move above them with ease. The break has allowed everyone to get fit again so we can't really complain about it but Leicester are poor and seem to be levelling out to their ability and Chelsea have arguably the 3rd of 4th best squad in the league alongside us.I'm not writing off top four saying in terms of races, he seems o he losing out on catching Chelsea again. Leicester will probably be caught.
Challenging for the title over the next two seasons will definitely be a different animal, don't thibk anyone can deny the jury is still put on that.
United = 31 goals conceded this season. Second to Liverpool who are in first place with 21.Basically back where we belong! At the top. Fighting for top 4 not in our DNA. We're always looking up these days instead of down on our rivals. I don't think Ole had enough experience to be given the biggest/best job in English football. Defensively he has a lot to learn and lacks experience.
Even when listening to his interviews I cringe, perhaps I'm to old school set in my ways. I'll be first to say thank heavens I'm wrong if he goes on next year fighting for the title. We need to get back on that perch soon, it's been a while.
with a game in hand AND the Wolves game isn't even over yet!6th now. Not really good enough. Need to win a bloody cup to make it a good season!
with a game in hand AND the Wolves game isn't even over yet!
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Basically back where we belong! At the top. Fighting for top 4 not in our DNA. We're always looking up these days instead of down on our rivals. I don't think Ole had enough experience to be given the biggest/best job in English football. Defensively he has a lot to learn and lacks experience.What's the next level in your opinion? Would you say that there are clear green-shoot's of recovery at the moment or do you think we're no better off than we were a season or two ago?
I don't look at it in 13 games, I look at it as a whole. Prior to those 13 games he had a awful run. We need consistently which is something I don't think he has in his locker (( at least yet anyway ))United = 31 goals conceded this season. Second to Liverpool who are in first place with 21.
Also only conceded 3 in the last 13 games.
I think you're confusing individual errors with defensive coaching?
Yeah, situation dictates he should stay for now. Post-Bruno, he's doing a good job but worrying it's highly dependent on individual players. Pre-Bruno, it's just meh, okay.. just fine enough, barely pass, if we consider the whole overall picture. Surely a United manager should try and do better. Thankfully this season, it's not just us that were struggling due to the transitions of newer managers so that helps a lot, the league points wise.Im warming to him as a manager and not sure changing him (for who) would be wise right now.
We were without Pogba and Rashford. We had terrible luck with injuries at the beginning of the season also. We haven't had the players to be anywhere near competing for anything over the last couple of seasons but now we're making good signings and players are clearly getting better.I don't look at it in 13 games, I look at it as a whole. Prior to those 13 games he had a awful run. We need consistently which is something I don't think he has in his locker (( at least yet anyway ))
This is the best post I've seen in here for a while.I have changed my mind!
He need’s to stay at least two more seasons. The reasons are crystal clear. Stability. Long term transfer strategy. Excellent man management and great diplomatic skills.
With results comes self confidence and calmness. Right now we’re back where Sir Alex left the club regarding internal stability. Gone are days with to much negative publicity, focus on individuals instead of moving this giant club forward.
Right now the whole club, supporters and players needs to back him 100%. We‘re probably are only two or maybe three quality players away from a title challenge.
If we can get Sancho everything can happens. Lets not ruin this now
You must have an absolute meltdown on the first day of the season when we're about 15th.I know, but we are still 6th right now. Not that 5th is much better anyway.
I wasn’t able to watch the game, but how do you figure that? Ighalo scored, we won even though we started a very weakened team, and those who came on shouldn’t really be more tired after playing an hour (including three breaks).We are playing who will blink first? Non believers don't want to post because we at the end won the game and believers don't want to post because it was bad team management.
Rotation is needed and was expected. But you don't change complete attack with two of them out of form for a long time. Start stronger side and then make substitutions.All I want to say is I’m conne
I wasn’t able to watch the game, but how do you figure that? Ighalo scored, we won even though we started a very weakened team, and those who came on shouldn’t really be more tired after playing an hour (including three breaks).