Awful subs and in game decisions by OGS.
Utterly awful.
This could potentially give Liverpool the fecking PL.
Just give him the job already, we all know he's going to get it.
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Might have been one of the worlds' top sports medical specialist teams involved in that decision too at some point … I guessSituation with Lingard wasn't ideal, but it isn't like he would have just said to Lingard "go on the pitch, I don't care if you're injured". He would have asked if Lingard felt he was ready to go on at the time.
Yes, and I reckon the medic staff had a say on it as well. Ole is not a doctor.Situation with Lingard wasn't ideal, but it isn't like he would have just said to Lingard "go on the pitch, I don't care if you're injured". He would have asked if Lingard felt he was ready to go on at the time.
Wait until the end of the season imo.
If that performance, against all odds, doesn't do it no easy win ever will!
The players are now playing for the badge … because he's explained the importance of this club to them!
I know they will never announce until the end of the season but … I hope it's his to lose now!
Might have been one of the worlds' top sports medical specialist teams involved in that decision too at some point … I guess
Yeah, that too.Yes, and I reckon the medic staff had a say on it as well. Ole is not a doctor.
That’s not true at all. Fitness isn’t binary. You are not 100% to play or not fit at all. Most players are never at peak fitness. Fitness, rotation and selection is all about about risk management.‘Limited’ minutes is vague expression. You’re either fit to play in a football match or you’re not. If Lingard was deemed fit to play (which he clearly was) then that’s a decision made by medical professionals, not football managers.
Last time we looked like this was under SAF..... young Ole is doing something right. Proud of him.United look solid and focused under Ole. Very surprised by the impact he has had in such a short time. New manager bounce can’t explain it.
Yes, and I reckon the medic staff had a say on it as well. Ole is not a doctor.
Of course. The medical staff said a player was fit enough to go on the bench, the manager needed to bring him on. If people simply must point fingers at someone then point them at Rob Swire or whoever has replaced him as the head pshysio, thats who signed off on playing him.
No, OGS' mistakes annoyed me in this game, a lot.
They were needless and will affect us for future matches. If OGS gets the credit for his good decisions, he should be criticized for awful decisions.
The guy is on trial as Man Utd manager ffs.
I'm relieved at the 0-0 - and the players deserve massive credit for stepping up and giving their all.
Pogba, Sanchez, Shaw particularly impressed.
Do you think the players would have played like this under Jose? The starting lineup was arguably the best we could have started with. Lukaku vs Sanchez is six of one, half a dozen of the other. Both are equally on very poor form. If today is not a plus for whether OGS should get the job I don’t know what is. The players stepped up for him and the club. We missed a couple of good chances which happens. Unlucky to not get all 3 points.No, OGS' mistakes annoyed me in this game, a lot.
They were needless and will affect us for future matches. If OGS gets the credit for his good decisions, he should be criticized for awful decisions.
The guy is on trial as Man Utd manager ffs.
I'm relieved at the 0-0 - and the players deserve massive credit for stepping up and giving their all.
Pogba, Sanchez, Shaw particularly impressed.
That’s not true at all. Fitness isn’t binary. You are not 100% to play or not fit at all. Most players are never at peak fitness. Fitness, rotation and selection is all about about risk management.
What Ole did was an unnecessary risk. If my car has had problems recently and broke down a few times, I might not mind using it to pop 5 minutes down the road to help an old relative, as it’s not a big deal if it fails again and the risk is worth taking. It would be pretty stupid to commit to a 300 mile trip though with it in that state, especially when my missus’ motor is comparable.
Lingard only needed to be deemed so fit, have a certain degree of reliability, to come on at the end should the situation warrant it. If it was low risk enough, if he was fit enough, to play 70 minutes, then he would have started. It wasn’t a tactial decision in all likelihood, was it?
I think it's a bit rich to give OGS the credit for that today.
The players deserve the credit for today - it was OGS decisions that put them in that position.
He has turned the dressing room around, and he has produced some great performances, Chelsea being the highlight for me.
But I'm not giving him credit for that 0-0. It was the players grit and drive.
Awful subs and in game decisions by OGS.
Utterly awful.
This could potentially give Liverpool the fecking PL.
I'm really happy you're not managing United. If you did, we'd have lost and Rashford had aggravated his injury. Putting him on the flank to do tracking back while injured blows my mind.For me he made two mistakes today. Sticking with 4312 formation while he could easily go with Alexis(Rashford)-Lukaku- Rashford(Alexis) attack in 433 formation.
And Lingard sub was huge mistake. Huge risk.
But with that squad to play even game with Liverpool is positive
I’m not denying he wasn’t passed fit to play a role, but that role wasn’t 70 minutes, with one sub already down and Rashford clearly carrying something throughout the game. It was an unnecessary risk and we got burnt.Lingard was clearly deemed fit to play a part in today’s match. Medical staff will have confirmed this to Solskjaer and staff, with the probable acknowledgement that it wouldn’t be wise to play an entire game - hence he didn’t. Lingard’s body clearly wasn’t ready. It happens. It’s part and parcel of football.
I’m just pleased I wasn’t crying on like a baby about it in here. Not referencing you specifically, of course.