Canucantona20
Full Member
Pogba for Fred when he’s back and we will fly
Inevitable, but prolonged by years, knowing our clueless board. Anyone who knows anything about football can see that Ole is not good enough. Unfortunately the people in charge are clowns. Win today with his cowardly tactics and they'll breathe a sigh of relief that they can still keep their yes-man and give him the season.Means nothing if we win, will only prolong the inevitable and by which time the season will truly be a write off.
100%So if we scrape a win today against a poor Spurs, get a draw away at Atalanta and narrowly lose to a superior city, does that mean that Ole will still be at the wheel?
If you win today, you could be level on points with City next Sunday. Would be madness to sack Ole when you're in such a good position.
Would you say that there was a time when Spurs weren't crying out to be mocked? I haven't followed them closely and I wonder if there was a period when people took them seriously.We need a convincing win, but I guess that they way spurs is playing a win here shouldn’t be regarded that highly. This look like the spurs team when sir Alex would mock them with the infamous lad it spurs comments. A team that performs ever more shittier than we do but somehow get result. When I saw their stat that said, they covered one of the least ground in the league and scored 9 in their last 9 game, I was surprised how they are in the top 10 And are the type of team that we needed to boost our morale at the moment. If we played against a team with more hunger, we would have been more shake.
Fly into the top 4, maybe.Pogba for Fred when he’s back and we will fly
excellent
Happy that we are winning and playing well, but it's going to get annoying now that everyone is going to be talking about how we've turned a corner again, how we were all reactionary and they knew better and how he's at the wheel. Delaying the inevitable, again.
Playing this system and getting a win against an obviously inferior Spurs team is not turning a corner, even to the most vocal Ole supporters.
Happy that we are winning and playing well, but it's going to get annoying now that everyone is going to be talking about how we've turned a corner again, how we were all reactionary and they knew better and how he's at the wheel. Delaying the inevitable, again.
Won't be sacked now that's for sure.Ole is back and he is here to stay.
Hah. Pretty much
Yes it will, have you seen how shameless they are?
Let's wait to see what happens in midweek and more importantly against City next weekend. For me he needs three wins to not be sacked during the international break.
If that happens then I’m done supporting United. My health is more important to me than watching this fecking boom-bust cycle.It doesn't mean. He's staying. He already survived the most embarrassing defeat in United's recent history. No matter what happens next it will never be as bad.
He'll be here for next season as well. He'll never get sacked.
Maybe he has turned a corner though?
A huge defeat like the Liverpool one CAN galvanise a team.
He clearly has the players on his side still, and he very clearly still has the backing of the pathetic owners.
Probably best to just get behind the team for the time being.
@pocco and myself (and others) called this pretty much straight after the dippers thrashing - he isn’t going anywhere.
Oh I am already getting messages that faith in Ole is being rewarded. So all the hope of waiting till the international break to get a new manager is fading.Playing this system and getting a win against an obviously inferior Spurs team is not turning a corner, even to the most vocal Ole supporters.
It doesn't matter. He's staying. He already survived the most embarrassing defeat in United's recent history. No matter what happens next it will never be as bad.
He'll be here for next season as well. He'll never get sacked.
Maybe he has turned a corner though?
A huge defeat like the Liverpool one CAN galvanise a team.
He clearly has the players on his side still, and he very clearly still has the backing of the pathetic owners.
Probably best to just get behind the team for the time being.
@pocco and myself (and others) called this pretty much straight after the dippers thrashing - he isn’t going anywhere.
Look at who we are playing. Hes definitely going its just a matter of when.Maybe he has turned a corner though?
A huge defeat like the Liverpool one CAN galvanise a team.
He clearly has the players on his side still, and he very clearly still has the backing of the pathetic owners.
Probably best to just get behind the team for the time being.
@pocco and myself (and others) called this pretty much straight after the dippers thrashing - he isn’t going anywhere.
It doesn't matter. He's staying. He already survived the most embarrassing defeat in United's recent history. No matter what happens next it will never be as bad.
He'll be here for next season as well. He'll never get sacked.
When they were consistently a top four team. They looked better than thisWould you say that there was a time when Spurs weren't crying out to be mocked? I haven't followed them closely and I wonder if there was a period when people took them seriously.
It was predictable. The standard of the start of the season was to challenge for EPL and UCL. Now if we make it to UCL, it's ok. It might be a decade or two before we win another major trophy again. We already 6 years in. The owners, board and half the fanbase are ok with mediocrity. I guess we go on and waste another season. And I bet next season we are the same point again and Ole survives. Rinse, repeat and recycle