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Probably because you want your fellow norwegian apprentice to stay manager whereas many of us are sick of the club
No I dont care if we fire him tbh.
Probably because you want your fellow norwegian apprentice to stay manager whereas many of us are sick of the club
Who are people changing their vote to 'give him more time?'
I've noticed it creep up slightly. Surely WUMS?
Oh I completely agree, I'm starting to become numb to when we manage to salvage something, which absolutely sickens me
We've got a fantastic team as well, which makes it even more infuriating, if he was having to work with some of our recent squads, I'd perhaps understand the mediocrity, he's so lucky we have several fantastic players now to bail him out.
When's the next fan's forum? Does anyone here get to ask questions, if so we should challenge them as to why he was kept when he's out of his depth and our results are so poor despite the fantastic squad. Surely boards have to be accountable for their decisions and be able to justify them?
He really has to show that he's willing to use the squad properly. If he starts Bailey in the derby (and preferably Donny and Sancho too), and if we win, I'm probably going to be prepared to give him a little more time.
But the performances are still awful and I'm beyond even hoping he can show signs of learning and improving. Almost.
He really has to show that he's willing to use the squad properly. If he starts Bailey in the derby (and preferably Donny and Sancho too), and if we win, I'm probably going to be prepared to give him a little more time.
But the performances are still awful and I'm beyond even hoping he can show signs of learning and improving. Almost.
The only enjoyment I'll get out of Ole's inevitable departure is watching everything labelled 'excuses' for him suddenly become valid and second/third becoming commendable achievements when someone else is getting them.
We should be competing with City, Chelsea, and Liverpool with the squad we have, end of. Coming second or third is acceptable so long as it’s close. They’re good sides, it happens. It’s not like the old days of us having one team to compete with. But we need to be close. And we need to be playing structured attacking football.
Something that we’re not doing now. It’s not as simple as another person failing if we only come 2nd or third and that means we were wrong to blame Ole. We are winging it with Ole plain and simple. And we shouldn’t be winging it. That’s why Ole needs to go.
Because Ole is an absolute bluffer. He definitely knows how it should look on the pitch but he has no idea how to actually make it happen. He's learned bits and pieces off Fergie and then trots them out. But his actions speak far louder than his words. And his actions are catastrophic right now. We are going backwards.That would have surely helped, but its too late now imo. I also find it bizzarre that Ole constantly praises them as "brilliant, exceptional" and whatever adjective he want to throw out there, but if they really were we would have seen that on the pitch instead of the complete mess we are right now
Watch us shit house a win versus City and then it might even get into the 70's!Probably. Plus there's maybe a handful of posters that probably think he's safe so they're going to back him again in the hope they can say 'told you so'.
Not sure Pep is built like that tbh. They just lost their last game and he keeps losing to Ole. There is no way they won't want to destroy us this time around.Surely all of our nearest rivals benefit from Ole being in the job for as long as possible. Call me a conspiracy theorist but I wouldn't put it past City 'taking it easy' on Sat if it means Ole gets to keep his job.
Watch us shit house a win versus City and then it might even get into the 70's!
Yeah, so far being the operative words.City are capable of then going on a 15 winning streak. Are we? If we carry on with him there's no way we will finish anywhere near City, Liverpool or Chelsea. We'll be in a battle for 4th. And the only reason we'll be in that battle is because we have some brilliant players that can bail him out as they have been doing. We've had him 3 years now and in that time he's been bailed out by Bruno and now ROnaldo. Without those, he'd have lost his job. So how anyone can still have faith in him is just a joke. It's just blind faith, can't be anything more because he's shown us nothing. We're going backwards now and the only thing he has is luck, a whole bloody heap of it. But eventually luck runs out. And he can't keep playing and relying on Ronaldo because eventually he, like players in the past will be worn out. I just can't see how anyone can still have faith in Ole, unless it's down to either liking to go against the masses, liking the idea of being a top red or simply wanting with all your heart for a Utd legend to carry us to glory. He is a legend and it's a romantic though that I also dreamed of, but the dream is dead. People need to accept it. Ole was a great player but he is a terrible manager.I think we can win Saturday, if we do we will be 100% competing with city so far this season.
Just look at the actual number of votes which which is more telling. There are nearly 2,500 more outs than ins and it's still rising since last night. That's a big difference. Last time it was very very close.Who are people changing their vote to 'give him more time?'
I've noticed it creep up slightly. Surely WUMS?
Surely you're having a joke here.I stuttered after the 'pool game for sure but am a 'give him the season' guy really. Give this team chance to gel, reward those who put the effort in and prove themselves.
A united legend at the helm is a dream I won't give up on easily.
He scored a legendary goal and that’s it, not a United legend in my eyesA united legend at the helm is a dream I won't give up on easily.
It's just so utterly stupid to have a manager like this. Look at any of the other top teams and when a star player is out they continue to play the same because they have a structure and way of playing. We do not. So if a brilliant player suffers a slip in form, our form goes off a cliff. What if Ronaldo gets injured? I know he doesn't normally but this is United, where the previously invincible get struck down. If that happens, we're finished. Because he's so reliant on individual players. It's just an absolute joke that this is seen as acceptable at this level.That's what the funny part is. I don't get why people are so fickle and weakminded about Ole. The result of not having any tactics/style of play/relying on brilliance is that the results and performances are completely inconsistent. That's the biggest issue with ole. He'll go 3 weeks winning every game because the players turn up and go in and out of form. Then he'll go 4 weeks without a result. He should have been fired years ago because of this but fans are so blind to the issue.
They see him lose 5 games on the trot and it's literally as bad as it can get, but he gets 2 wins next and people just suddenly think he's turning it around.
No, the same thing is going to happen. Sure we may beat City but I have no doubt that in a month or two we'll go through the same shit form we're in now and crash out of the FA Cup/Champion's League/Europa.
Like everyone has seen this happen 4(?) times at least since he was manager and they STILL fall for it. I don't understand.
I think we can win Saturday, if we do we will be 100% competing with city so far this season.
Give over. If one of City, Chelsea or Liverpool also has a shite season, we get no brownie points for staying in touch. Our target is the top of the table, not staying in touch with the also-rans.
Some people are treating this season like Ole's farewell tour. JeezHe scored a legendary goal and that’s it, not a United legend in my eyes
My prediction of 1 win, 1 tie and then 1 loss is so far coming true. I also predicted Ole getting the hook after the City loss and during the intl break. Caretaker until the summer. We're in a battle for top 4 now.
I stuttered after the 'pool game for sure but am a 'give him the season' guy really. Give this team chance to gel, reward those who put the effort in and prove themselves.
A united legend at the helm is a dream I won't give up on easily.
Yes. Am sure UEFA will give him a trophy for this.Say what you might, but can't deny Ole has made the CL group stages a hell lot more interesting than they used to be. Last season, we had that victory in Paris, followed by thrashing Liebzeig at home. That was followed by the incredible defeat against Istanbul, and the last GW where we needed a draw but went three behind, put up a fight but eventually came short.
This season we have had the upset against the young 'uns, followed by late comeback wins against Villareal and Atlanta. Then yesterday. We used to have this kind of excitement during the late stages of CL under Fergie. Kudos to Ole to have bought that excitement to September-October instead of March-April.
Many rival fans vote here too.Who are people changing their vote to 'give him more time?'
I've noticed it creep up slightly. Surely WUMS?
He really has to show that he's willing to use the squad properly. If he starts Bailey in the derby (and preferably Donny and Sancho too), and if we win, I'm probably going to be prepared to give him a little more time.
But the performances are still awful and I'm beyond even hoping he can show signs of learning and improving. Almost.
looks like Scholes had enough.
19/20 | 20/21 | 21/22 | |
Possession per game | 56.00% | 55.80% | 55.30% |
Scored per game | 1.7 | 1.9 | 1.9 |
Conceded per game | 0.9 | 1.2 | 1.5 |
Clean sheets (% of games) | 34.20% | 34.20% | 20% |
xG per game | 1.742 | 1.662 | 1.626 |
xGA per game | 1.002 | 1.103 | 1.631 |
xPTS per game | 1.87 | 1.73 | 1.442 |
Shots on Target per game | 5.9 | 5.7 | 5.6 |
His reaction is the reality
Reducing the epitome of joie de vivre that is Paul Scholes to this state should be a sackable offence.
I'd take Ole for the rest of the season if it means getting Enrique. Unfortunately, I think that's highly unlikely. I'd take Enrique over every manager that's been linked with us but I can't see our board even considering him. Nevermind what he's done with Barca, but that Spain team play some brilliant football with probably their worst team in the past 20 years.This is a Jose timing I think he.was sacked after the 1st leg of the CL against PSG, in December. Now I don't think it will last that long for Ole, I hope the board has behind the scenes been looking for next manager. I'm imo going for the International break to see what happens if he's still in a job after that he's not going this season and the push will be for top 4. I'm hoping then there waiting for Luis Enrique, after the world Cup.
I know that seems a long way off but is he worth the wait. ?