Andycoleno9
matchday malcontent
Yes, it wasWasn't that Cher?
Yes, it wasWasn't that Cher?
Not surprised he picked the wrong tweet to reply to. He's a grade A twat.Although I agree with Fjørtofts words here, he definitely chose the wrong tweet to reply to. Nothing abusing in it at all.
He doesn't call for any managers sacking. He's been on Sky 10 years now and has said this repeatedly.
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Loyalty always above what is best for the club
"Never" ? Literally, never? No matter how bad it gets, it's Ole's job for all time, as far as Neville's concerned?
Unhinged.
His job until Ole leaves due to health, resigns, or United go bankrupt. Those are literally the only options in his dumb view. How does he not go through this thought exercise?"Never" ? Literally, never? No matter how bad it gets, it's Ole's job for all time, as far as Neville's concerned?
Unhinged.
I get what you're saying about not shifting all the staff for only 6 months, but aren't we in this mess beacuse people are learning on the job? I don't that at all for the next interim I just want someone to come in and start coaching the players on tactics and get them playing good football again. Also to give players a chance to actually play in a game the likes of VDB, Telles, Martial, Snacho etc.
I don't agree with this and I know it's all about this emotional narrative people have going on, but he has never said any manager at any club should be sacked. I know everyone wants their soundbites but to come out with "Neville doesn't give a damn about United" because he won't come out and say the manager should be sacked is plainly ridiculous - in 10 years at Sky he's never said any manager should be sacked so why do people now expect different from him and pretend it's because Ole's an ex-teammate?
Like most of the fans I absolutely adore Ole the player, the legend and also appreciate his part in steadying the ship after Mourinho. But right now he is just being stubborn and our owners are assholes who will not care about the on-pitch disasters unless things get ugly. Of course there is a line which should not be crossed and I hope fans don't get personal with insults, but social media reaction is one thing Glazers keep eye on and message should be loud and clear there that fans almost unanimously want him gone.I’d have to agree, as much as it pains me when it’s this guy. Thinking the manager is not the right person is one thing, Wanting the manager gone is another but to get personal, to name call and to show a total lack of respect is just classless. It’s the fans making this situation toxic, Ole is just doing his job until it isn’t his job anymore.,
And he's got his hands on more cups than Ole!Served chips to Sir Alex so should be good
Why has God forsaken us?
Yeah we fully are, but we're stuck in a shit position now. It's why someone like Ragnick would be a good option, because he's a coach more than an overall manager. He'll oversee the actual training sessions rather than leaving them to the coaches, it's just the fact he'd likely need a role at the club afterwards and we've just filled every position available really.
Ok ok guys. So i got mixed up between Tina Turner and Cher. It can happen to the best of us. This is what Ole has done to meYes, she'd say "If I could turn back time, I'd record this song instead of it being recorded by Cher"
Why has God forsaken us?
Devil on our flag doesn't help in that cause i guessWhy has God forsaken us?
I have stopped caring about his opinions long time back. Talks utter gibberish especially when it is about United. Carragher on the other hand talks things which will be beneficial to United if acted upon. This says it all."Never" ? Literally, never? No matter how bad it gets, it's Ole's job for all time, as far as Neville's concerned?
Unhinged.
Ah, the famous words of Tina TurnerWhy has God forsaken us?
On the contrary, he is big asset to them because of it. They will give him pay rise.Sky should fire Neville. Nobody wants to hear his biased opinions. Clown.
Indeed. He is generating clicks and traffic all by himself. He's putting his mate above the club without a moment's hesitation, which is manna for those looking in on us for a giggle. Long may it continue, as far as they are concerned.On the contrary, he is big asset to them because of it. They will give him pay rise.
Loyalty always above what is best for the club
Good point made on Twitter tonight.
What's the point of sacking Ole and keeping the coaching staff. It's all or nothing and the board are unwilling to change thing's mid season it appears.
Ah, the famous words of Tina Turner
This. 100 times this. His loyalty is to the people he played with here and the manager no doubt, he thinks because the board and owners are shite his mate can permanently have a bash at the United job no matter how poorly we are doing. That logic is beyond ridiculous and completely see-through.Interestingly this tweet should confirm that Neville doesn't give a damn about United, he can pretend all he wants but he lost all credibility in my eyes.
This. 100 times this. His loyalty is to the people he played with here and the manager no doubt, he thinks because the board and owners are shite his mate can permanently have a bash at the United job no matter how poorly we are doing. That logic is beyond ridiculous and completely see-through.
That's coming from somebody who defended Ole completely until the collapse this season. He tries to justify it by saying there are bigger issues above the manager, but what are those issues? They've certainly backed Ole with a LOT of money and free reign to sign who he wants, which is the primary thing any manager wants first and foremost.
He seems to hold an extreme version of the opinion I held, regarding the fact there are no major stand out candidates to take over so let's just roll along with Ole. I only subscribed to that on the basis that there was continued slow but steady improvement on the pitch and with the squad, but this season has been an extreme opposite of progress.
Neville needs to pull his head out of his arse, he's quick to condemn our performances and results but pretends to claim a higher ground by 'never asking for a manager to leave.' Meanwhile he sacks more managers than any club in the country at Salford, double standards. He likes to have his opinion on United heard over everybody else but stops short of asking the right question, I'd rather he shut up and talk about how well our rivals are doing.