Paxi
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Still smiling for fecks sake. SACK HIM
Would be a start.
Still smiling for fecks sake. SACK HIM
Lower win percentage than Cardiff
Isn't that more worrying that the caretaker period was nothing but reaction from the Jose sacking.Doesn’t allow for the first 3 months when caretaker. These stats are boring now
Lower win percentage than Cardiff
No not really. If we are going to do stats like that then include the caretaker period. If it’s still shit, fair enough, no arguments.Isn't that more worrying that the caretaker period was nothing but reaction from the Jose sacking.
Yes, we are in transition and have a thin squad but I'm not sure that explains the utter lack of coaching and cohesion in our football. It's no longer overnight but a year now and we struggle in the basic elements of football: passing, set-pieces and even throw-ins.
No one expects sparkling performances, we just want some evidence of progress. You clearly are seeing this progress but many are not. Given our form, why is so hard to understand that others may not be as optimistic as you?
All of us want United to do well. Some believe that'll happen with another manager at the helm - hardly a scandalous suggestion and nothing to warrant being so sanctimonious about.
Your entire argument of why you so smart and others dumb dumb is.....a completely unsubstantiated belief that it'll all be alright in the end.
Have you considered that Ole may have a long term project but that plan just isn't very good or even that it is but he's not a good enough coach to do it? Because that's how most managers fail.
No of course you haven't because any hurdles to you lot are actually used as supporting evidence that we're in a project and need time to complete the transition. Unwavering adulation of the grand plan, same shit we had with LvG supporters.
Then why can't he replicate those first run of games?No not really. If we are going to do stats like that then include the caretaker period. If it’s still shit, fair enough, no arguments.
No. Until he continues to brings money to the club , he remains untouchable
Cant keep defending someone based on the results he had 12 months ago. Judge him on the here and now, which is nowhere near good enough.Then why can't he replicate those first run of games?
Never want to hear that condescending shit again. Be 'patient'. It's a work in 'progress'. We're doing 'cultural rebuild'.
What a fecking load of codswallop! Glazers and Ole might have these romantics and sycophants fooled but please keep it to your self. At this point, they remind me of a religious sect.
The truth is, the money wasn't there to begin with. You don't get to net spend £100m+ after missing out on CL football.
If only football was that simple right?Then why can't he replicate those first run of games?
The club is a total cult at this point, with fans worshipping at his feet. I bet there's a big correlation between people having a non-analytical background and Ole in supporters.Never want to hear that condescending shit again. Be 'patient'. It's a work in 'progress'. We're doing 'cultural rebuild'.
What a fecking load of codswallop! Glazers and Ole might have these romantics and sycophants fooled but please keep it to your self. At this point, they remind me of a religious sect.
Manchester United can afford a net spend of £150 million, annually, before they run risk into financial trouble.
Get paid millions upon millions yet can't be expected to do your job. Its a joke, is it not?
Well what could the consequence possibly be right now? If Fred doesn’t make the pass he’s dropped for who exactly? Matic? Garner? Some under 12? We don’t have anyone to drop these players for. Threatening these players when they’re all we have is a fast track to José season 3 scenario, and that would see Solskjaer sacked 100%.Look at the Rio/RVP most match. Rio says SAF told Rooney, Carrick and Scholes that if they do not pass to RVP when he is making a move, he will drop them from the team. If they do not pass, he screams at them and that is probably why bthe goal against Villa came about. He also said that it is not happening now because players are not making that pass and there doesn't seem to be any consequence of not making that positive pass. It seems that give it to Martial and hope he does something.
This is also not true.
Manchester United can afford a net spend of £150 million, annually, before they run risk into financial trouble. The club also have over £200+ million in cash reserves, a positive earning curve and is in the hands of a guy who has done a tremendously good job in a club that is saddled with its owners debt.
MUFC's operating income is expected to go down slightly this season after last years record financial numbers, but CL football is not make or break for the club thanks to its corporate structure and commercial deals. We just signed the biggest shirt sponsor deal in football history.
Between AWB, James, Maguire and Dybala (For Romelu), MUFC were happy to attempt to sit with a spending bill of £150m+ the attempted purchase of Sean Longstaff adding another £30m (or was it 20m, cant recall), bringing our total net spending very close to £190m. They were happy to do that, and tried to get it done. Unfortunately, Dybalas image rights proved to be too massive a hurdle to overcome, with the deal becoming very, very messy. Dybala does not own his own image rights and is in a legal dispute with his former agency who does won it. it had the potential to come back and bite MUFC in the ass and so it was not possible to get done. The club also tried to get Mario Mandzukic as a add-on to the deal to give the squad some forward depth, not intending to use the Croatian as a regular starter. The deal fell through when the Dybala one did. MUFC were going to have to add money to get Mandzukic. Threatining to up the net spend to£200 million.
There was also an offense done on Christian Eriksen but he did not want to move to a club in Britain.
Now, all of this is what actually happened in the summer transfer window. But it didn't, and we didn't have a big enough spend in the end so now a lot of you are up in arms about the club saving money awaiting a takeover, that is another silly notion all on itself.
Manchester United is self funded. The Glazers do not put any money into the club and they do not own the cash reserve. Healthy finances surely do have a say in stock buyers willingness to trade stock in the club and drive up prices, but something that has a far, far better effect on that is Success. Good PR. Success on the pitch attracts investors and the clubs value goes up. The Glazers have every interest in the world in bringing about sporting success to the club. And quite frankly the club has spent money left and right for years now. Our spending has been bad, the club is actively trying to change that by applying a new recruitment strategy, the same one you found with Sir Alex. You bring in players who are staples in the squad for the next decade, instead of completing a full roster turnover every 3 years.
I bet there’s a big correlation between domestic abuse and Ole out supporters.The club is a total cult at this point, with fans worshipping at his feet. I bet there's a big correlation between people having a non-analytical background and Ole in supporters.
Performances are erratic, but not unexpectedly so. We are good enough to draw with Liverpool. We are good enough to beat City away, beat Spurs & beat Chelsea twice. That is undeniable.
We are also a young team and a thin squad and any sensible supporter would be anticipating some inconsistency in our performances. I repeat - any sensible supporter. I know a lot of them and they are comfortable with our situation, as I am.
The fans who expect sparkling performances every week, no defeats etc are the problem right now. You are missing the bigger picture and frankly acting like spoiled children most of the time.
We are in transition. We are rebuilding a squad that has underwhelmed for some time now. It doesnt happen overnight. Why is this so hard for people to understand?
I bet there’s a big correlation between domestic abuse and Ole out supporters.
I bet there’s a big correlation between domestic abuse and Ole out supporters.
It's all getting a bit daft in here now
You know the answer, I know the answer, pretty much everyone knows the answer except "Ole in" gang. He is a terrible coach who should be nowhere near the Premier League, let alone club like United.The problem is not the transition of the club - it's the poor decision he makes
Why play Lingard at CAM when pereira has come in to some decent form at CAM and Lingard has struggled for over a year?
Why take Greenwood off at RW playing next to Rashford & Martial when he looks like the final piece of the attack that we have been missing for over a decade and scoring nearly a goal a game and is nearly a fresh player this season to atleast start 45 mins in that game to scare arsenal off?
Why break Williams form when he hardly has a bad game when Shaw seems to hardly have an average game himself?
Why start the season off by selling our best and most consistent defender for the last 5 years over multiple different managers and different tactics including possession and counterattacking - only to lengthen contracts of defenders like Jones.
Why not give Rojo & Maguire a chance or maybe Tuenzebe if Lindelof makes a mistake - why not give Romero a chance when De gea is officially making the most mistakes in the Premier league?
Even if the guy is leaving - why not try out Gomes more in his best position over players like mata & Lingard to see if he can be useful in matches?
Like why?
Why such poor choices?
I like the whole rebuilding thing - I honestly do, but all the bad decisions I just can't stand it & it just makes me believe that he is guessing what to do than having a plan what to do.
People see what they want to see. I love Ole but we're regressing. Ole pushed a lot of players out that we thought needed to leave, and brought in some players that we thought are better, but here we are, so what was the point?
In which top club in europe does a manager get a pass for a year and a half without making any progress? None. Ole already deemed this season a season of discovering what we need to do next.
Some fans are so caught in the romance of it all, god knows I was, but this club is too big to be this mediocre. We don't have a director of football, which means having a top experienced manager is a must to compensate for that, instead we have a very inexperienced manager at a time that needed so much rebuilding. I don't think it's inevitable that he fails, but the whole thing is a recipe for failure, we aren't set up to succeed.
Imagine the Scousers with that attitude during the H&G days.Why are you guys working yourselves into a frenzy and getting upset? There's no chance Ole is getting sacked. Sooner you accept that fact the better for your mental health.
You know the answer, I know the answer, pretty much everyone knows the answer except "Ole in" gang. He is a terrible coach who should be nowhere near the Premier League, let alone club like United.
The problem is not the transition of the club - it's the poor decision he makes
Why play Lingard at CAM when pereira has come in to some decent form at CAM and Lingard has struggled for over a year?
Why take Greenwood off at RW playing next to Rashford & Martial when he looks like the final piece of the attack that we have been missing for over a decade and scoring nearly a goal a game and is nearly a fresh player this season to atleast start 45 mins in that game to scare arsenal off?
Why break Williams form when he hardly has a bad game when Shaw seems to hardly have an average game himself?
Why start the season off by selling our best and most consistent defender for the last 5 years over multiple different managers and different tactics including possession and counterattacking in Smalling - only to lengthen contracts of defenders like Jones.
Why not give Rojo & Maguire a chance or maybe Tuenzebe if Lindelof makes a mistake - why not give Romero a chance when De gea is officially making the most mistakes in the Premier league?
Even if the guy is leaving - why not try out Gomes more in his best position over players like mata & Lingard to see if he can be useful in matches?
Like why?
Why such poor choices?
I like the whole rebuilding thing - I honestly do, but all the bad decisions I just can't stand it & it just makes me believe that he is guessing what to do than having a plan what to do.
Doesn’t allow for the first 3 months when caretaker. These stats are boring now
Because it’s convenient to leave out a record breaking winning streak because it doesn’t suit a narrative.Why should it allow for those 3 months?
When you know that for almost a year the only corners we take is the far post for our CB to head you know then he has no clue. For someone who has coached a top club in Norway he seems very naive. He does not seem to know how to play a system that his players can play. He seems to try to fit the players into a system they cannot play. As you said his game management is so poor. Look at the Arsenal and Chelsea game. The changes Lampard brought was why Arsenal lost.
Really any club that is aspiring to be the top is not going to accept this type of coaching.