Yeah nothing like corporate hashtagging to capture the celebratory moodGod forbid people celebrate something they enjoy.
Yeah nothing like corporate hashtagging to capture the celebratory moodGod forbid people celebrate something they enjoy.
People on caf love to have unrealistic targets and then moan about it when it is not achieved.
Ok. Quadruple next season it is then.Being Manchester United is an unrealistic target? Manchester United as we used to know it were favorites to win the PL in almost every season and could give the best teams in the world a run for their money in Europe. Manchester United as we know it actually looks like the best team in the world from time to time.
You might be in the crowd that believes MUFC won't be what it once was in the near future but I am not. We have the right manager and great players. We got ridiculous money and an incoming transfer window. We have a humongous fan base. There's nothing wrong in being optimistic and hoping more than being the third force in England and mediocre in Europe for the time being.
Yeah hopefully we can press teams better in the future. We are not very good at it right now.Happy to hear he wants the hardest working and fittest squad. While so many of the transfer enthusiasts here want to get rid of our hard working players and replace them with more luxury players, it sounds like Ole wants more Anders not less of them.
I just pay Ed and the Glazer's don't feck him. Talking needing 3 starters in before pre season at least with another to come in asap.
What backup should he have? 3 year contract is not a problem at all and it's not a long one . 1 + 1 doesn't make sense, it's not that he signed for 6 years. Any manager is risky in the sense he might or he might not be in the same place in few years.
The reason no manager likes being on a one year deal is because it makes them a lame duck in the dressing room. That's why most contracts get extended a year before they expire.
Wow you won’t get off of it. We should bloody hope his plan is not to build a team of grafters who think the ball is a hot potato they need to get rid of with one touch.Happy to hear he wants the hardest working and fittest squad. While so many of the transfer enthusiasts here want to get rid of our hard working players and replace them with more luxury players, it sounds like Ole wants more Anders not less of them.
Well to run one of the biggest clubs in the world the common logic would be to have win something or proveed that you can implement an style at least, Ole has achieved none, he is a rookie as a manager and like I said it may go bad pretty fast. Of course I hope this cinderella story continues but you never know...
Same as Zidane and Guardiola when they took over Real and Barca. Who knows, he may be their counterpart at United. One can dream. I don't think it is highly likely but let's see what happens.
Ole's first 'real test' is going to be managing the caf's expectations!
Wow you won’t get off of it. We should bloody hope his plan is not to build a team of grafters who think the ball is a hot potato they need to get rid of with one touch.
Yeah hopefully we can press teams better in the future. We are not very good at it right now.
He's not exactly a rookie. It may ti bad it may go great, who knows. We went for 2 proven, decorated managers, now we changed our tune.Well to run one of the biggest clubs in the world the common logic would be to have win something or proveed that you can implement an style at least, Ole has achieved none, he is a rookie as a manager and like I said it may go bad pretty fast. Of course I hope this cinderella story continues but you never know...
Ole said at the end of his press conference that van Dijk has a contractual lease and he can't kick him out.
We should flood VVD twitter with "Leave the house, now, or else..."Booooo!
You're approaching the situation as if the last several months haven't happened. It's not a straight choice between Solskjaer and Pochettino, it's a choice between keeping a manager who's been a huge success over the past several moths, is incredibly popular with both players and fans, has brought long lost optimism back to Old Trafford and probably rehabilitated the club in the eyes of many a neutral observer, or replacing him with another manager that still has question marks about him as well. The second scenario is the bigger gamble in my opinion. Just imagine the absurd levels of pressure Pochettino would be under if we'd let Solskjaer go for him.Well who is more likely to fail? An established premier league manager who has done it at a couple of clubs on a shoestring (Comparatively), or a manager who hasn't yet done that once? That's the gamble?
The consequences of failing this time are greater imo, everything else has been tried. What next? Poch?
As excited as I am it's also great to see how proud he is making many Norwegians feel as well, it's looking good.
Yeah she's looking really good..
Wait what?