fergiesarmy1
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That doesn't make sense. If the manager says I want rid of x player, they don’t get a new contract.
Wrong
There are financial considerations to take into place.
That doesn't make sense. If the manager says I want rid of x player, they don’t get a new contract.
Indeed like not forking out 14m over 2 years for a player who doesnt have much resale value due to ageWrong
There are financial considerations to take into place.
You are on the wrong here. Mata is 31 with his contract about to run out. 160k contract. What resale value would he have? How is better for the club economically to give him a brand new one for 3 years(2+1) when there's zero chance they will get any return of that investment?See previous response a manager can definitively sing off on a player going, new contract (these days have financial consequences)
Do you really think he wants some of these players who most managers of the championship wouldn’t bust a gut for.
You are on the wrong here. Mata is 31 with his contract about to run out. 160k contract. What resale value would he have? How is better for the club economically to give him a brand new one for 3 years(2+1) when there's zero chance they will get any return of that investment?
You are trying to spin it positively in any way possible.
Blind loyalty? If he cannot compete with top 6 teams,at least he should be beating bottom teams. Serious teams have sacked coaches with better record than Ole. There is no loyalty in football. It a result oriented job mate.This is crazy. Look at the players Liverpool have, Spurs, Chelsea even Leicester. How can you possible expect OGS to put this team in a top 5 spot?!
Nobody was complaining when he was appointed.
Right now I'd say hes doing as well as anyone could do with this group. You need to get a grip of reality if you expect this team to be competing with the top6. Pep couldn't put this group top 6.
Stick with him, invest in Jan, and if he still cant get them competing fair enough. Show a bit of loyalty for gods sake.
Mata has 9 starts and 4 sub appearances since the beginning of the season I think. That's not barely playing him.No, I’m not saying the Mata one was financial. Ole barely plays him.
Mata has 9 starts and 4 sub appearances since the beginning of the season I think. That's not barely playing him.
What's Pereira's excuse? He has been playing him non stop, at the expense of the youth players he used to rate in the Summer. Brand new contract for him as well!
I just looked at your next two league fixtures (Spurs and Man City) and think it's very possible that there's someone else in charge against Everton on 15/12.
If you take a couple of hidings then he is gone, right?
I'm not sure. I feel that Ole will be given the season
One of the options he let go of was Fellaini. Would've been very handy today wouldn't he? The other option Herrera he also didn't replace, he set himself up for that.Lack of options maybe? Who does “poch” play?
The sensible thinking is let Ole get hammered another couple of times, then bring in the new guy. I'm not convinced about Poch, though.It just seems so clear that Poch will come in. Managerial appointments are so often about timing and (just before a transfer window, Poch out of work, Man United floundering) it does seem like the right time for Ole to go.
You could leave it until May and end up with no decent candidates.
It just seems so clear that Poch will come in. Managerial appointments are so often about timing and (just before a transfer window, Poch out of work, Man United floundering) it does seem like the right time for Ole to go.
You could leave it until May and end up with no decent candidates.
One of the options he let go of was Fellaini. Would've been very handy today wouldn't he? The other option Herrera he also didn't replace, he set himself up for that.
Even if you excuse him for that - Garner was on the bench, yet not brought on. In the post presser he said Pereira was improving...
A home draw to Villa is a good result given OGS record as a manager in the EPL. What more are we supposed to expect? If we had a better manager I would demand more. But with Ole in charge? I applaud the result, this is our level.
I wouldn't know as I was being serious.Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit apparently
What's the long term change? Pereira is worse than both Feillaini and Herrera. He gets a new contract, we don't improve on CM and he's played constantly by Ole, whilst also said that he's improving?Herrera was already gone apparently, fellaini? Really? I’m looking for long term change.
He'd better be praying that Mctominay and Pogba are back soon or this could turn ugly very quickly. Starting this Wednesday, brought to you by Amazon Prime.
I wouldn't know as I was being serious.
His record at Cardiff was no better. That's about his level in Premier League. Apparently the league position is no concern for him, coming from the presser, so he probably believes he's doing a good job.
What's the long term change? Pereira is worse than both Feillaini and Herrera. He gets a new contract, we don't improve on CM and he's played constantly by Ole, whilst also said that he's improving?
He's clearly rating him. So the long term future is bringing in worse players that we already had 12 months ago and giving them new contracts. Not really bright future that..
I don’t think Ole will be sacked without someone else lined up. I made the point in another thread that you’d be better just treating Ole as a caretaker manager until you are certain who you want your next manager to be.I just looked at your next two league fixtures (Spurs and Man City) and think it's very possible that there's someone else in charge against Everton on 15/12.
If you take a couple of hidings then he is gone, right?
How is lack of options when Garner doesn't even get minutes, when Pereira serves shit after shit week after week?He’s not, it’s just a lack of options. Do you really think Ole or any top level player can’t see the difference between a great player or a shit player?
I wouldn't know as I was being serious.
How is lack of options when Garner doesn't even get minutes, when Pereira serves shit after shit week after week?
Apparently he can't. He's not a top manager and I'm not sure he's even average one if we consider PL level. There's a reason why no top club has approached him in his 10 years career in Norway.
Again look at the current squad and it is worse than what he has got and this is largely due to him. The decision to extend contracts of certain players is again due to him.
Say what you like about Jose - and a lot can be said - but his game management from winning positions at United was great. Hopefully someone can correct me if I’m wrong but I don’t think he lost a single game here after taking the lead, and only allowed a handful of winning positions to become draws. Ole has been in a winning position 3 times in the last week and failed to get any of those games over the line.
Haha fair play,
Your very short termism pal, do you think any manager can fix the issues in less than a year?
I’m happy for him to continue but change the squad.
What do you mean fix the issues? If you mean play better, coach the players better and being just plainly a better manager - then yes absolutely pretty much every manager can do that within a year.
Rodgers got Leicester from 9th till 2nd in the course of few months losing their best defender and spending less than the amount he was sold for.
Lampard has Chelsea playing some decent football after losing their best player and having transfer ban in the Summer.
Chris Wilder has Sheffield doing pretty good coming from the Championship spending 40m pounds - less than a third of what Ole spent this Summer.
And so on..
A quality manager(or even a competent one) makes a big, big difference.
Rodgers has done great fair play (don’t rub it in cause I dislike the former scouse prick)
United is not a quick fix though, surely you can see that?