Micky Targaryen
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Let's give him till the Scouse game. Oh shit no let's wait the next three games. Goddamnit... The Watford game it is!
*Wins 1-0 against Watford*
"Good thing we stuck with Ole!"
Let's give him till the Scouse game. Oh shit no let's wait the next three games. Goddamnit... The Watford game it is!
I really hope that is the caseFrom what I've read they don't know what's going. Ornstein is saying that 'there's a feeling amongst people in the industry' that it would be ideal if they can keep him until the end of the season. So for me he's reporting from indirect sources.
My only hope is the club is using a briefing to Ornstein as a bit of misdirection. I think we have done that in the past with LVG and Mourinho to get through the run up to the FA cup final.
I hope we are being honest with Ole and making him aware of what is going on, rather than how we treated other Managers.
If Watford IS to be his last match it would be better for all concerned to know that and he gets a positive sendoff, rather than going into the game with lots of anger and rancour from fans because he hasn't been sacked yet.
I'm not saying he should get another game...the club should have already acted. But if he is going to get 1 more game only, everyone should be made aware of it ASAP.
What? So the club tell him, before Ole? Come on pal
What? So the club tell him, before Ole? Come on pal
Ducker’s article going in hard and brutal on Ole. Will the club ban him from future pressers if they keep Ole?
It won't matter what we do if the teams above us keeping winning. He is in a situation now where he dare not drop even one point because it will mean the teams above can pull away even more. Yes he probably will go on a run at some point, but it is a sure thing we will go on a bad run at some point as well.It's clear nothing will happen yet. I think we will either find some form and struggle our way through the rest of the season or he will be gone with bad results in our upcoming games. After we play Chelsea and Arsenal our fixtures are too good to realistically go on a bad enough streak to sack him.
Sorry to be a negative on this but if he's going to be taking training today (which is likely), I don't think he's going anywhere before long.Today has to be the day.
Can’t believe I’m saying this, but I’m very close to giving up on this club whilst this ownership is in charge.
Sorry to be a negative on this but if he's going to be taking training today (which is likely), I don't think he's going anywhere before long.
I think he goes this week. There will 100% be some truth in the player revolt rumours and it’s clear now that even the most ardent Ole supporters are accepting he need me to go.Sorry to be a negative on this but if he's going to be taking training today (which is likely), I don't think he's going anywhere before long.
This is the only journalist I trust on this matter:
"Those in power still want Solskjaer to succeed but it is unclear for how long that desire can override the reality."
The delusion is strong within this club.
Do we have training today?Sorry to be a negative on this but if he's going to be taking training today (which is likely), I don't think he's going anywhere before long.
Would you be against players downing tools at this point?He is not going to lose against Watford. Not with the players we have.
Ducker has gone in all guns blazing on Ole.
Ducker’s article going in hard and brutal on Ole. Will the club ban him from future pressers if they keep Ole?
I want to run a marathon in 2 hrs flat.
"Wanting" has feck all to do with anything, he isn't going to succeed, it's 3 years and 400m in and we actually look further away from City and Liverpool than we did when he took over.
I'm with you pal. I was staying in the Lowry the other night and found out Ole was in the room next to me. I broke through the air duct cover and crawled into it as much as I could and softly sung Ole's at the wheel like a lullaby. I heard weeping coming from the other end of the ventilation shaft and then Ole's voice thanking me. We have to support the manager however we can mate.
In the breakdown of the game on the Athletic this morning I saw that -
The City game was the 15th League game where we've lost by two or more goals under Solskjaer. Compared to five under Moyes, five under LVG, and eight under Mourinho...
Woop de fecking do. I never miss an Orlando City game, weekend or midweek, be it at 12:30am, 3:30am or like last night a very lucky 20:30 kick off. I fly out there a couple of times a season to watch them live. But I would never ever pretend that my opinion should be worth anywhere near as much as a season ticket holder to the club. I wouldn't say I am less of a fan than the season ticket holders but obviously the people who are there week in week out are far more important to the club than someone like me.Sheesh, live in Manchester? Go to games? That's your barometer for how good a supporter you are? Some of us don't live close but I'll tell you for free, you have fans in Asia who don't sleep so they can watch United, fans in Africa who paint their cars the colours of United and plan their lives around United and are so passionate about the club even through these tough times so you can't say they aren't ardent fans. I lived in Manchester briefly for work, stayed in Ancoats not far from the CIty ground and was able to go to Old Trafford a few times and it was great and if I lived in Manchester would surely have a season ticket and go every game and so would millions others, so don't make it seem because you have that opportunity that others that don't aren't as important a fan as you.
I've lived away from Rotterdam for a while, go back as often as I can and also catch my boyhood club Feyenoord from time to time, I grew up 10 mins from the training ground and my family have supported them for decades. Just because I can't go to games anymore because I work in Dubai doesn't make me any less of a Feyenoord fan too.
Mate we have 30 players. The manager is free to not pick the dross. There's absolutely brilliant players in the squad. A top manager would have it challenging for the title.You really think it is that simple and that a caretaker manager comes in and does a few training sessions and suddenly, by some divine magic, the wins start accumulating !
It will take at least one full winter and one summer window of clearing out some absolute dross in that team (defensive positions mainly) and a proper manager for United to actually close in on the top three.
They’re thinking we can’t afford to bring in new management but if the players down tools for Watford there is nothing they can do but let him go.As its the international break , we will have 2 weeks which will give the coaching staff ample time to sort things out. With Watford away coming up, we should win that and no doubt that will boost confidence and expect the team to go on a run. Plus we are top of our CL group so its only fair Ole is given the opportunity to progress.
- Is what the Manchester United board is thinking right now.