Kaos
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I was waiting for someone to make that joke.Why the heck would we go and get ETH when its at its ATH? are you crazy?
I was waiting for someone to make that joke.Why the heck would we go and get ETH when its at its ATH? are you crazy?
Yeah I can't remember this either. I mean the most we seen from him were the celebrations in Paris but any manager would be ecstatic after that game. He was given his dream job and was doing well. Of course he's going to be happy.When did he strut around like a peacock?
Got it so any adversity and a bad result “doesn’t count”. You are indeed an Ole boyWe played VDB, Sancho and Lindelöf so it was not 100% our strongest team, but more importantly(which I also wrote, by the way): we played most of the game with 10 men. Of course that matters.
One of the things that put me off Ole was watching him strut about like a peacock when we went through his purple patch after joining. He probably deserved to but for some reason it just wound me up. Then when it all went tits up watching him giving blabbering interviews blaming the players for his own inadequacies cemented the fact he wasn't up for the job. Can't wait till he's gone to be honest.
I love van Persie (obviously) but number 20 will always remind me of Ole. At the end of the day he scored arguably the most important goal in club history and one of the most iconic goals in football.In my personal opinion RvP was a much better footballer than Ole, though playing for a worse team. So yes, he was twice the player. Ole was a super sub finisher, while Robin was one of the most complete and elegant attackers in the prem. I am not shitting on Ole as a player. He is a mediocre manager, and he never contributed to our any season more than RvP to our 20th title. Finally, RvP's shirt number reminds me of our 20th Premier league championship rather than Ole's number.
There’s enough to criticise about him without making stuff upYeah I can't remember this either. I mean the most we seen from him were the celebrations in Paris but any manager would be ecstatic after that game. He was given his dream job and was doing well. Of course he's going to be happy.
Ok he’s not arrogant. Unfortunately a plethora of reasons why he’s under qualified for the job still remain.Now Ole Outers are giving him stick for having a bit of arrogance about him.
The same Ole Outers who also claim he’s a wet lettuce, and smiles too much and is “too much of a nice guy” - however now he’s too arrogant and has a “bad ego” and he’s bad manager because of it.
This same bad ego that a lot of the forum loved Mou for & his whole 3 trophies showing off b*llocks at the end of a press conference.
Ole shows a bit of fire in the belly and people now don’t like it.
Make up your minds people!
Good times.He's a human being. It was great when he took over and United went on a good run, after the dismal end to Jose' time.
The fans were buzzing and it would be very strange if Ole wasn't too. Everyone connected to the club was. Football is entertainment, people derive fun and enjoyment from it.
Look at the ridiculous shit Ole faces after a couple of bad results, and you blame him for enjoying the good moments?
Clever way to play it down, but it’s a pattern rather than a couple of bad results.He's a human being. It was great when he took over and United went on a good run, after the dismal end to Jose' time.
The fans were buzzing and it would be very strange if Ole wasn't too. Everyone connected to the club was. Football is entertainment, people derive fun and enjoyment from it.
Look at the ridiculous shit Ole faces after a couple of bad results, and you blame him for enjoying the good moments?
He's a human being. It was great when he took over and United went on a good run, after the dismal end to Jose' time.
The fans were buzzing and it would be very strange if Ole wasn't too. Everyone connected to the club was. Football is entertainment, people derive fun and enjoyment from it.
Look at the ridiculous shit Ole faces after a couple of bad results, and you blame him for enjoying the good moments?
Got it so any adversity and a bad result “doesn’t count”.
Damn
One of the things that put me off Ole was watching him strut about like a peacock when we went through his purple patch after joining. He probably deserved to but for some reason it just wound me up. Then when it all went tits up watching him giving blabbering interviews blaming the players for his own inadequacies cemented the fact he wasn't up for the job. Can't wait till he's gone to be honest.
My context was in regards to performance. Yours is bad faith arguing that make the Caf reigning court jester, with the added hilarity of having audacity to belittle someone else’s intelligence. You’re basically a clown that thinks people take him seriously.That's not what I said. I simply added context to the losses. Just like you tried to do for our wins. I simply used the same logic back to you, only with better arguments
RVP was a much better striker than Ole for me, its not even comparable.In my personal opinion RvP was a much better footballer than Ole, though playing for a worse team. So yes, he was twice the player. Ole was a super sub finisher, while Robin was one of the most complete and elegant attackers in the prem. I am not shitting on Ole as a player. He is a mediocre manager, and he never contributed to our any season more than RvP to our 20th title. Finally, RvP's shirt number reminds me of our 20th Premier league championship rather than Ole's number.
Good times. I’m enjoying the journey. Would love a win on the weekend. Pull it out the bag Ole!
RVP was a much better striker than Ole for me, its not even comparable.
In my personal opinion RvP was a much better footballer than Ole, though playing for a worse team. So yes, he was twice the player. Ole was a super sub finisher, while Robin was one of the most complete and elegant attackers in the prem. I am not shitting on Ole as a player. He is a mediocre manager, and he never contributed to our any season more than RvP to our 20th title. Finally, RvP's shirt number reminds me of our 20th Premier league championship rather than Ole's number.
That I agree with you. RVP is on a different level. I mean Ole is a good striker and is in the good region. RVP was in the elite region. I feel sad for him in a way as he is destroying his legacy as player who is a legend.
Well said. Supporters need to learn the meaning of support. This forum the past week has been incredible to see, some of the threads and posts are baffling.Is he? He's brough a sense of belonging back to the club that we haven't had since Sir Alex. Ronnie is back, the academy has never been as stacked as it is. The club is in as good a statefor future success as it has been since 2005.
The only thing in the way are entitled fans who feel they are owed something today.
Good times, beating a team that's 6th in the Italian league 3-2 at home with 5 of their best players missing, on the 81st minute with one of the most expensive squads in the world.. And that after a game where Leicester scored 4 goals against us and De Gea was still man of the match... Good times..Good times. I’m enjoying the journey. Would love a win on the weekend. Pull it out the bag Ole!
Don't be silly.That I agree with you. RVP is on a different level. I mean Ole is a good striker and is in the good region. RVP was in the elite region. I feel sad for him in a way as he is destroying his legacy as player who is a legend.
In my personal opinion RvP was a much better footballer than Ole, though playing for a worse team. So yes, he was twice the player. Ole was a super sub finisher, while Robin was one of the most complete and elegant attackers in the prem. I am not shitting on Ole as a player. He is a mediocre manager, and he never contributed to our any season more than RvP to our 20th title. Finally, RvP's shirt number reminds me of our 20th Premier league championship rather than Ole's number.
All posters here do Support Manchester United if they didn’t they wouldn’t be here. Just because we support this great club doesn’t mean we have to be blind and go on faith. 4 loses in 8 games and with form over the last 10 that resembled a bottom half side in a season that we are supposed to finally challenge has got people worried and upset.Well said. Supporters need to learn the meaning of support. This forum the past week has been incredible to see, some of the threads and posts are baffling.
There was a match last season where Scholes and Hargreaves really went in on Ole for persisting with McFred. Ole in response was pretty fecking rude. I don’t think Scholes has forgotten that and that could be why he was so brutal in his assessment last night.
What did ole say
The fact that all rival fans in the Premier League across social media, and i'm sure in person too, are ecstatic and eager for Ole to stay as our manager should tell you all you need to know really, if it doesn't then I don't really know what to tell you.
Yep. Enjoyed the match, what can I say.Good times, beating a team that's 6th in the Italian league 3-2 at home with 5 of their best players missing, on the 81st minute with one of the most expensive squads in the world.. And that after a game where Leicester scored 4 goals against us and De Gea was still man of the match... Good times..
Worried and upset, That’s fair. The ones who want us to lose have a funny way of showing support. The ones who constantly mock and shit on Ole, a club legend and current manager also have a funny way of showing support. Each to their own.All posters here do Support Manchester United if they didn’t they wouldn’t be here. Just because we support this great club doesn’t mean we have to be blind and go on faith. 4 loses in 8 games and with form over the last 10 that resembled a bottom half side in a season that we are supposed to finally challenge has got people worried and upset.
I’ll start by saying people have the right to shit on Ole if they don’t think he’s good enough which a lot of people don’t, club legend or not.Worried and upset, That’s fair. The ones who want us to lose have a funny way of showing support. The ones who constantly mock and shit on Ole, a club legend and current manager also have a funny way of showing support. Each to their own.
Don't be silly.
I just think if one believes he’s the man for the job or think that he’s taken us as far as he can he deserves respect, even if it is silly posts on the internet. So I disagree with you that people ‘have the right’ to shit on him. You can’t go into a single thread on this forum without him being dragged into it by someone shitting on him. It’s boring now.I’ll start by saying people have the right to shit on Ole if they don’t think he’s good enough which a lot of people don’t, club legend or not.
The people that want us to lose are either nuts or really not thinking straight. I have never wanted us to lose even when some did to city to stop Liverpool winning the league. The day I ever want this club to lose is the day I give up on football.
I understand your point that some are overboard but still it’s worrying time of the season. We lose to Liverpool and City we could be 10th. Yes if we win both we be back in the hunt but based on form it’s worrying and unlikely
Good times.
Ok well I take back the shitting on part. They have the right to criticise be more the right choice of words. I understand that most threads are bashing him but then you have the “posts made when we beat “whoever” “ coming up all the time.I just think if one believes he’s the man for the job or think that he’s taken us as far as he can he deserves respect, even if it is silly posts on the internet. So I disagree with you that people ‘have the right’ to shit on him. You can’t go into a single thread on this forum without him being dragged into it by someone shitting on him. It’s boring now.
As for the upcoming games, yes they’ll be tough and yes they’ll be crucial, let’s see how they go first.
Worried and upset, That’s fair. The ones who want us to lose have a funny way of showing support. The ones who constantly mock and shit on Ole, a club legend and current manager also have a funny way of showing support. Each to their own.
Football fans with expectations aligned with the clubs financial resources and the quality of the squad dissatisfied with under achievement isn’t anything out of the ordinary. Your moral high ground is imaginary.Is he? He's brough a sense of belonging back to the club that we haven't had since Sir Alex. Ronnie is back, the academy has never been as stacked as it is. The club is in as good a statefor future success as it has been since 2005.
The only thing in the way are entitled fans who feel they are owed something today.