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We'll ride out the storm hoping a couple of good wins will set the mood right.There is no noice at all that he will be sacked.
We'll ride out the storm hoping a couple of good wins will set the mood right.There is no noice at all that he will be sacked.
Sure but nobody has done more than Jose amongst all the managers that were mentioned (Zidane the exception but he has had a set of much better players still getting dodgy ref decisions in the CL and being spanked by Barca in the league) and the Caf still wanted his head. The point is the right fit not the manager with a stellar CV as both Jose and LVG flopped at United.
I get the frustration and you can have the last comment but I don't think the CAF or 99% of United fans can pin point who the proper manager for the job is at this stage. I certainly don't know.
It doesn't even look like there is a murmur of him being replaced, other than the odd pundit saying "surely he has to go now".
Gary Neville calling for the club to be 'brave' is bizarre at this point. It would make sense if he was new and needed time, but he's had several transfer windows and enormous backing, and despite a fair amount of progress last season, albeit some ups and downs, there has been clear backward motion pretty much since the Leeds game.
Things aren't going to magically get better just by keeping him, nor are we going to start looking like an organised team. If Ole doesn't have a plan now, then why would he all of a sudden have one in a months time, or 3 months, or however long they want to keep this going?
Pretty sure he's getting sacked today or tommorow.
I dont think so. The difference and I said this when we signed him is Ronaldo. There is no way he accepts writing a season off and such is his presence, I would bet Ed has already consulted with him. Change is coming soon I believe in it!Just a feeling? No noise coming out of the club and it feels hopeless. Can't see him getting sacked while we're still in the CL. The board will write this season off
Sure but nobody has done more than Jose amongst all the managers that were mentioned (Zidane the exception but he has had a set of much better players still getting dodgy ref decisions in the CL and being spanked by Barca in the league) and the Caf still wanted his head. The point is the right fit not the manager with a stellar CV as both Jose and LVG flopped at United.
I get the frustration and you can have the last comment but I don't think the CAF or 99% of United fans can pin point who the proper manager for the job is at this stage. I certainly don't know.
There wasn’t any leaks when Mourinho was let go either, was there?
And the official statement when he was fired was 10:46AM, so it’s still time for this to happen today.
12% want more time? How much longer do you reckon will be enough?
12% want more time? How much longer do you reckon will be enough?
To be honest, even if he doesn't go right now, he's a dead man walking. I think everyone knows he doesn't have it in him to challenge Klopp, Pep and Tuchel at the top. Yesterday made a mockery of any arguments that he was building up to something good. If he stays in post then of course United will hit a bit of form eventually, teams always do. But everyone will know that he doesnt have what it takes. Once you're in that position, its only a matter of time.
That number of fans walking out yesterday, must have made some impact on the board, the booing. We have a massive fan base, who they need to keep onside.My memory of Jose's sacking is hazy but it kinda came out of the blue. So in that sense, the silence around the club right now is as condemning for Ole as anything else. If the board were firmly behind him, they would have released a statement confirming as much like they did last week.
There is no conceivable way Ole can still be in a job after yesterday's debacle.
I say we ditch the whole "getting behind your manager" sentimentality and look at the future managers with a purely merit-based perspective. Let's say we don't have the right fit now, but still manager A, B, C...etc who are better than Ole. Then bring them in, because they are better than Ole.Sure but nobody has done more than Jose amongst all the managers that were mentioned (Zidane the exception but he has had a set of much better players still getting dodgy ref decisions in the CL and being spanked by Barca in the league) and the Caf still wanted his head. The point is the right fit not the manager with a stellar CV as both Jose and LVG flopped at United.
I get the frustration and you can have the last comment but I don't think the CAF or 99% of United fans can pin point who the proper manager for the job is at this stage. I certainly don't know.
Solskjaer could never play great football with Norwich in the Championship and get two promotions.Im now of the opinion that Ole is actually most likely the worst manager in the entire PL.
Maybe with the exception of the Norwich manager I would probably take every other manager ahead of him. Thats not to say I think every other manager in the league is capable of managing United, but just that they are probably better than him.
Yesterdays result has been on the cards for quite a while. Its actually incredible he's still in the role.
Is there even 260 oppo fans on here? I'd say 100-150 are probably oppo fans, the rest are deluded 'Ole In' crowd that are going to die on their sword until he's sacked. Even then when we lose under the next manager, they'll tell us we wouldn't have lost that game under Ole.How many of those are oppo fans though?
That number of fans walking out yesterday, must have made some impact on the board, the booing. We have a massive fan base, who they need to keep onside.
Solskjaer could never play great football with Norwich in the Championship and get two promotions.
Solskjaer is the worst coach!!!!
Is there even 260 oppo fans on here? I'd say 100-150 are probably oppo fans, the rest are deluded 'Ole In' crowd that are going to die on their sword until he's sacked. Even then when we lose under the next manager, they'll tell us we wouldn't have lost that game under Ole.
That's true, sadly.Can newbies vote? Can conceivably see a bunch of oppo fans sign up to vote and skew the vote to troll.
That is a good argument and despite our current form I reckon the squad is in a good shape ( except Fred and Lindelof). But it begs the question of a general director if the manager is just a tool and not the central figure of the clubs success or the lack of it.I say we ditch the whole "getting behind your manager" sentimentality and look at the future managers with a purely merit-based perspective. Let's say we don't have the right fit now, but still manager A, B, C...etc who are better than Ole. Then bring them in, because they are better than Ole.
In around 6 months or 1 year, we ditch whoever that stopgap man is if we manage to find a better right fit. City fired Pellegrini despite his Premier League win because they saw Pep Guardiola became available. Liverpool ditched Rodgers because Klopp became available. Let's go with whoever manager (Call him A) if he's better than Ole. We will ditch him later when manager S (Whoever "right fit" you mentioned) becomes available.
Cut the "backing your manager at all costs" sentimentality. It should be the manager serving the team, not vice versa.
12% want more time? How much longer do you reckon will be enough?
Blanc on a caretaker basis would be a good option if Ten Hag wants to wait til summerI think there's 3 scenarios we will take:
1) Zidane on a 2 year deal. He can focus on winning now, and move on to his France national dreams or Juve after that.
2) Blanc on caretaker (he should have been caretaker post-Mourinho for me). Good coach and more likely to get us playing as an organized unit and stay competitive and in the top 4. Then in the summer we can bring Ten Hag or similar out of their clubs.
3) Stick it out with Ole too long and plausibly fall out of top 4 by seasons end. 3 teams above us comfortably with Leicester, the side 90 mins away from placing us 5th a couple seasons ago, looking settled and welcome back some injured players.
I'd be fine with Option 1 or 2!
I refuse to believe it’s this difficult.. we’re talking about Manchester United trying to find a manager.. here’s a thought, maybe we should act like the rest of the premier league.. look at the top managers in world football, wether they’re available or not.. which teams do you want to emulate? If you like the look of Ajax, and that’s how you want your team to play football.. then approach the manager and make him an offer he can’t refuse.. give him everything he needs to be successful, and emulate his style of play at your club but with better players… we have literally never done that, and I don’t understand why.. west fecking brom did it with the Barnsley manager and he brought his entire back room staff and the captain with him…Man City were preparing for Pep long before he even came… this isn’t rocket science, we just seem to bounce from one terrible idea to another
For once, I’d just like to see us making changes structurally to allow the next “project” to succeed, an actual plan in place to help the team long term..
I think we’re far too reactive with what happens that week on the pitch tbh..
ps sticking by Ole is not a long term plan.. it’s just hoping he somehow gets them playing good football, nobody knows what his style of play is, not even the players
AbsolutelyThe problem is, we talk about the right fit, and Ole clearly isn't. At any competent club getting destroyed 5-0 by your biggest rivals and being played off the park would suffice. Add to the fact we have 9 (mostly last minute) wins in 21 and it's laughable.
Unfortunately, I'm 99% positive we have done absolutely zero planning to identify the right fit moving forward. Woodward is still here for some unknown reason, the Technical director is Oles mate, and we have an obsession with allowing situations to get worse and worse. Its unacceptable.