That Cardiff team was destined to go down either way, it was a sinking ship.
Ole Gunnar Solskjær | Managerial Watch
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That Cardiff team was destined to go down either way, it was a sinking ship.
??? We hadn't score 5 or more goals in a league game under any of the previous managers post-Fergie and then Ole came in achieved that nine times. It was by far the most entertaining football I've seen United play in last 11 years.
The title wins at Molde were in his first spell there which was before he went to Cardiff, his achievements at Molde arnt given the respect they deserved (ive even seen comments claiming Gerrards SPL win with Rangers was a bigger achievement) especially when you consider he inherited a team that had just avoided relegation by the skin of its teeth and had a very small budget.
Major leap of faith to compare klopp with Ole.
Not the boys on the pitch then
Nice, so no titles with a team that should have won at least one beats two titles? Cool bro..World cup semis and Euro final beats 2 titles in Norway for me.
I have no idea of what McKenna did at the Man Utd training ground nor do I care. My judgement of Mckenna is based on his two years with Ipswich .
Top man doesn't necessarily mean top manager. We will need someone who can work with younger players and make them better. e.g Maresca.
Trophies are for an ego.
How did we go to PSG and beat them away with a injury riddled team if Ole is so wildly inept?
That's not the checkmate that you think it isTrophies are for an ego.
“Individual brilliance”
Neither of Lukaku's goals nor Rashford's penalty came from Individual Brilliance though
Those wins at the Etihad were due to the individual brilliance of Dan James and Fred.
Don’t let facts get in the way of an agenda
But I'm not comparing the two.
If "No relegation in the past" is a filter, then Klopp isn't eligible
No relegation was in the past was never my filter !!!
My statement was that I don't want Ole at Leicester because I don't believe him to be a very good manager & I stand by that
Both are average managers who would probably take a mid-table side down. Both promoted beyond their actual abilities.
It's fine you don't want him but your reasons for not wanting him are not based in fact.
You even used the "I've been reading on the Caf he's shit", even though the collective mental power of the hive that is the Caf is equivalent to a dehydrated chickpea.
We won twice at their stadium. I think he means the one we won 2-1.
That is absolutely not what I said. Go back and read it again
Again, Ole's PL record exceeds Southgate's and it's not even up for debate
"Solskjær when asked if he would agree to a managerial comeback at United: - I don't like to talk about jobs other managers have, but yes. Of course."
Red through and through. Love the guy.
That season when we finished 2nd was genuinely the best football I’d seen us play since SAF. I could never abuse him just because the 3rd season went wrong. Feck you Ronaldo and the clowns who bought you back.
That season when we finished 2nd was genuinely the best football I’d seen us play since SAF. I could never abuse him just because the 3rd season went wrong. Feck you Ronaldo and the clowns who bought you back.
>"I don't to talk about jobs other managers have"
>Then talks about it
Worse than Hitler
I'd take Ole back in a heart beat.
Without looking into it to get exact numbers - I'm guessing we've spent 500-600m under Ten Hag.
Do we look any better for the money spent?
Without looking into it to get exact numbers - I'm guessing we've spent 500-600m under Ten Hag.
Do we look any better for the money spent?
You have to wonder how Ole would have done with actual football people running the club. I was Ole in until the very end but bringing him back would be a mistake in my opinion. He truly was out of his depth and let emotions and his history with the club affect his judgment. Amad is about the only best thing to come from the Ole era apart from a few great wins.
Ole under Ineos? #PrayForThePrem
I think people look through rose coloured glasses with Ole's tenure and forget a lot of the complaints.
There was some small positives but he was more out of his depth than EtH and should have been no where near the job beyond his caretaker period. He failed to win a single trophy and his lack of discipline in the dressing room caused a lot of issues that EtH had to address when he arrived. His in game management was also no better than EtH.
I like Ole a lot as a person, but as a manager it didn't work. Going back there would be a step backwards, where when we replace EtH it needs to be for a proven winner.
Ole's at the wheel, tell me how good does feel!
Wouldn't mind a bit of interim vibes to lift the spirits
Wouldn't mind a bit of interim vibes to lift the spirits
If (BIG IF)....
We will get a massive solution for next season (For example Xabi Alonso)....
then yeah sack Ten Hag and bring in Solskjaer for the rest of the season.
I wanted Ten Hag so much in April/May 2022 as our new coach.....but now i most honestly say that some matches under Solskjaer were great (Of course it was mostly shite).....but our football under Ten Hag is 90% just terrible.
We will get a massive solution for next season (For example Xabi Alonso)....
then yeah sack Ten Hag and bring in Solskjaer for the rest of the season.
I wanted Ten Hag so much in April/May 2022 as our new coach.....but now i most honestly say that some matches under Solskjaer were great (Of course it was mostly shite).....but our football under Ten Hag is 90% just terrible.
big no
I just looked at the "big future" (For example someone like Xabi Alonso).
I don't want Solskjaer back.....but in my possible situation then i would say "Okay".
Who else would take this job for 8 months if we would get a "top solution" for next months.
All the people saying there aren’t replacements for Ten Hag out there look pretty silly right about now.
Most of my favourite games post-Fergie have been under Ole. We'd go to the Etihad and win with Lingard and Dan James on multiple occasions. We'd score 5+ goals in several games, which was unheard of before or after his reign. By far the most enjoyable time I've had as a red post-Fergie. Not a popular opinion on the caf but I'd be happy to see him back in the OT dugout. Can't see it happening though as INEOS are unlikely to go for someone who has been out of work for 3 years.
This is like the Onana vs De Gea discourse all over again.
There are more than just two managers in world football. The failures of the current one doesn't mean the previous one was up to the standard required.
There are more than just two managers in world football. The failures of the current one doesn't mean the previous one was up to the standard required.
Its so over simplistic to blame it on Ronaldo. He was the straw that broke the camels back, we had issues before him.
We were conceding a goal or two in the first 20 mins every week that season. We were finishing matches playing a 2-2-6 formation and throwing the kitchen sink at teams every week. It was entertaining enough i guess but it wasn't the basis of a good team
The transfers were an issue that summer but Ronaldo in particular disrupted how we played. Everything was about him. By all accounts he was moaning behind the scenes too. I wonder would ole have survived if he hadn’t been given some of the signings that summer
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