Shane88
Actually Nostradamus
1 win, 1 draw and 1 loss against Spurs, Atalanta and City is just enough to keep him in the job.
His luck should be studied by science.
His luck should be studied by science.
I like people optimism talking about him getting the sack.
He has already survived. Win vs Spurs and the draw today are good results in the eyes of board. We're expected to lose vs City so it wont matter that much if it ends up happening.
He has ridden the storm and he's safe now. The chance to sack him was after Liverpool game and we fecked it up. Now he'll keep his job.
It's all hopeless but it's what it's. I gave up personally.
International break will be perfect for him to bow out, our squad is so much better than what we're seeing week in week out. I feel like the decision might already have been made, he seems way less emotionally invested and deflated since the Spurs presser.
FFS I went fecking crazy! Get a grip!
A last minute equaliser and you felt nothing?Yeah the lack of emotion I felt with that Ronny equaliser must me the club feels dead to me which is sad to say
Van Gaal would probably win the league with this squad. Heck so would Mourinho.100%
Is he not getting any credit for installing great character in the team? We have pulled that out the fire today after a bad mistake by DDG and then a real mess by Bailly/Maguire /DDG. That’s a massive point and places us in a good position
I keep saying it but if we sacked him now the season is still salvageable.
Top 4 is close
FA Cup yet to start
Somehow we're one win away from getting through to the knockout rounds in the CL.
If we sacked Ole and got a good manager in we could still have a good season, look at Chelsea last year.
You talk about perspective yet conveniently missed out the part where Liverpool were awful last season and plagued with crucial injuries in their defence, Chelsea had their own passenger manager in Frank Lampard, and City started very poorly. Or also the fact he's spent £440million to not win a single trophy, not play good football (or even have a style for that matter). The sobering fact is he was never good enough, its nothing to do with being disrespectful, but rather putting sentiment aside and coming to the objective realisation that he's ridiculously out of his depth and is the obvious handicap for this squad.Okay: Yes, this season is really underwhelming. But people who say that Ole is a bad manager are just plain wrong. He might not be the right guy anymore. He might not even be a top manager, but for fecks sake, have some respect. The last two seasons, he came in 3rd and 2nd. That's not nothing.
So for the love of god. Stop behaving like children and have some perspective.
Thats really helped their results
Ole : "We didnt plan to concede a goal"
Who the feck plans to concede a goal, please for the love of god sack this man
He will never, ever be sacked, I'm convinced about that.
He would have to walk away from the job, and if he doesn't walk after a 2-4 against Leicester followed by 0-5 Liverpool, he isn't going anywhere anytime soon.
If we get whipped by City, he'll still be here on Monday, he'll be encouraged by the strength and unity of the players, by Micheal Jordan, Chicago Bulls, Tyson Fury, Postman Pat, Iggle Piggle, anyone who is out there with a positive metaphor.
Probably he last game as manager on Sat. Could end up being a hammering. Terrible way for it to end.
The Board fell asleep on Conte! Now Ole has a few months!Thought he had to win all 3 games to save his job, or has a win against Spurs legitimately saved his job for the season?
A last minute equaliser and you felt nothing?
Get in the bin.
When are you going then?More than happy to stay in that bin until this clown is sacked from the club
Absolutely man, this result and the spurs game feel like losses and I can't shake that feeling at all. At this point its evident he's untouchable and it's equal parts depressing and maddening.I know exactly what you mean and I'm absolutely disgusted at myself for feeling like this but this clown drove me to it
He will never, ever be sacked, I'm convinced about that.
He would have to walk away from the job, and if he doesn't walk after a 2-4 against Leicester followed by 0-5 Liverpool, he isn't going anywhere anytime soon.
If we get whipped by City, he'll still be here on Monday, he'll be encouraged by the strength and unity of the players, by Micheal Jordan, Chicago Bulls, Tyson Fury, Postman Pat, Iggle Piggle, anyone who is out there with a positive metaphor.
Blanc was supposedly one of the frontrunners for the caretaker role before we gave it to Ole, so its not surprising his name's come up again.Is there actually any interim managers we could appoint till the end of the season, realistically?
The only name ever mentioned is Blanc who seems to have fallen off the managerial grid and I've never heard anything about him in the media, only posters on forums suggesting him.
I just don't see our board appointing any of them... They'll be looking for someone with PL experience or connections with the club already. Also not sure if language is an issue for some of these European coaches. I certainly can't imagine us making a shrewd outside-the-box appointment because the club is being run by non-football people and the football people we do have are there for legacy reasons, blinded by nepotism and romanticism.Blanc was supposedly one of the frontrunners for the caretaker role before we gave it to Ole, so its not surprising his name's come up again.
Otherwise there's no real obvious options outside of those out of work, .e.g: Valverde, Fonseca, Favre etc.
Amazing, isn't it? Should be more than enough for a sack after 2-4 and 0-5 defeats.1 win, 1 draw and 1 loss against Spurs, Atalanta and City is just enough to keep him in the job.
His luck should be studied by science.
I don’t think they’d be as picky for a caretaker coach when it comes to certain parameters like PL experience. Since it’s only a half season gig they’d probably just look for a semi-competent name the players can respect.I just don't see our board appointing any of them... They'll be looking for someone with PL experience or connections with the club already. Also not sure if language is an issue for some of these European coaches. I certainly can't imagine us making a shrewd outside-the-box appointment because the club is being run by non-football people and the football people we do have are there for legacy reasons, blinded by nepotism and romanticism.
The issue with sticking with Ole is this season is a garaunteed disaster, the team looks Sunday league standard and it's not a small sample of games either. At the very least under a new manager you give yourself a chance of salvaging something even if it doesn't work out. I'd even get old man Queiroz in at this point, we literally couldn't be any worse.
Isn't the board that has all the power (i.e. not the one with Sir Alex and Sir Bobby on it) basically made-up of the Glazers, Woodward, etc.? If so, then yes, I seriously doubt they watch the games; even if they are in attendance I'd doubt they'd be concentrating on the game rather than schmoozing.Does our Board only look at the result but not watching the game?
Ronaldos are ten a penny on Hackney Marshes.I just don't see our board appointing any of them... They'll be looking for someone with PL experience or connections with the club already. Also not sure if language is an issue for some of these European coaches. I certainly can't imagine us making a shrewd outside-the-box appointment because the club is being run by non-football people and the football people we do have are there for legacy reasons, blinded by nepotism and romanticism.
The issue with sticking with Ole is this season is a garaunteed disaster, the team looks Sunday league standard and it's not a small sample of games either. At the very least under a new manager you give yourself a chance of salvaging something even if it doesn't work out. I'd even get old man Queiroz in at this point, we literally couldn't be any worse.