I think people disagree with how shite Ole actually is though. You believe there are no better options. Other people think almost anyone who's managed a team before is. It all depends on if he's lost the players. If you think he's lost the players the latter argument of anyone being better is obvious. Maguire was basically crying when he said he didn't have belief. Leaks have come out over a month now with players Ole wanted to stay (Lingard, Bailly, DVB) not getting gametime when it seemed like they were told they would. There's been recorded instances of 5+ of him playing players either unfit or sick (Rashford x2, Lingard, Lindelof x2, Maguire - not counting rumored ones like Varane etc.). More stories about Bruno (who in interviews also seems at best neutral towards Ole based on comments actually coming from his mouth) and Ronaldo being done with him. I think that yes, people are ignoring context that it's hard to get a caretaker in, but I think some people are also ignoring some context about just how bad this can get. Top 4 is a pipe dream at this rate. The players are getting more toxic every loss. The longer this goes on the more wasteful the season becomes. Of course the caretaker might feck it up even more, but at least then they are a caretaker and the players will understand that. If he stays in the post and players like Sancho and Bruno say "feck it" this club is a disaster, Ole's continued presence at this club will set it back further than anything Mourinho's intentional toxicity did.
So basically: if he's lost the players, there is no recovering. The quick the plug is pulled even for random fired manager #43 is a better option. If you think the players haven't lost faith, then sure I get the mindset of "no one else around". I just think that because he's a former ex-player that our CURRENT (they're more important) have to be careful how they act because fans still supporting Ole will blame them when Ole inevitably falls further.