What’s the fecking point?
That’s just a terrible post! Sad too
It's sad for some who don't even care to read or don't read properly. Definitely not me.
What’s the fecking point?
That’s just a terrible post! Sad too
What’s worse is the way you try and validate a stupid postIt's sad for some who don't even care to read or don't read properly. Definitely not me.
Didn't Scholes say he would walk if this happened ?
What’s worse is the way you try and validate a stupid post
Tell me, what's funny?
So he ll be back to punditry.
Stepping into management and then giving up in 7 games is funny (for me), regardless of whether it was Scholsey or someone elseTell me, what's funny?
Thats funny? I don't think he made the decision just like that.Stepping into management and then giving up in 7 games is funny (for me), regardless of whether it was Scholsey or someone else
So why did he quit?
Why give up so quickly?
It means he did not give it enough thought before stepping into it.Thats funny? I don't think he made the decision just like that.
Cheers for the updo.Because he didn't have control over the team.
The chairman is known to interfere in football matters.
What Jose still has fans? I assumed the Olę renaissance all but put a nail in that. Jose was sinking this club so being a Jose fan AND United is not possible. this is the guy who tried to turn us against our best players......must be the Pogba digsShould be interesting to see how many fans who are celebrating this are butt hurt Jose fan boys.
Even though your next sentence is even more pathetic, what the feck is this?Scholes might have been a terrible pundit in hindsight, but he had United's best intentions at heart and didn't do it to propel his punditry career.
Given what’s happened since to Utd, I’d say it was exactly what needed to be said .Even though your next sentence is even more pathetic, what the feck is this?
No, talking crap about your ex-club on TV is not useful in any way. As a matter of fact, it's actually the exact opposite.
Scholes didn't start his moaning when LvG and Mourinho were done and not only the fans, but the players had given up on them. He started it much earlier and nobody needed that added media pressure that he among others caused.
Given what's happened? I don't believe for a second that if Ole was given the job after Moyes that the result would have been similar to United's current results.Given what’s happened since to Utd, I’d say it was exactly what needed to be said .
Could you imagine if that was any other European elite club: BM, Madrid, Barcelona , ex players would have laid into the club for such a shit policy
So every ex player should keep their mouths shut???Given what's happened? I don't believe for a second that if Ole was given the job after Moyes that the result would have been similar to United's current results.
And no I don't mean that those results are because of Mourinho. Except for the signings maybe, those have recently been important.
Most of BM and Madrid ex players and personnel seem to be a bunch of cnuts. They should not be taken as an example. No idea about Barcelona.
Where's the logic there? He said it as he saw it. He should have waited for someone else to something or whatEven though your next sentence is even more pathetic, what the feck is this?
No, talking crap about your ex-club on TV is not useful in any way. As a matter of fact, it's actually the exact opposite.
Scholes didn't start his moaning when LvG and Mourinho were done and not only the fans, but the players had given up on them. He started it much earlier and nobody needed that added media pressure that he among others caused.
Maybe he did give enough thought but the board screwed him. It's easiest to laugh at the club legend.It means he did not give it enough thought before stepping into it.
There will be hundreds of things changing in management. If one is really passionate about it, they will try to adapt of course.
Unless of course Oldham wanted to fire him in real, but they just allowed him to bow out respectfully.
Away home and cry to mummy.
Might make him think twice the next time he is sitting on a sofa acting like it’s all so easy.
He never said it was easy but the club,players coaches were stripping the club if its identityAway home and cry to mummy.
Might make him think twice the next time he is sitting on a sofa acting like it’s all so easy.
No, I don't find it OK at all. I think a huge part of the football fans on caf and everyone else are pathetic and don't deserve to be called as supporters.So every ex player should keep their mouths shut???
Funny when most of the caf was saying the same thing every fecking week for 5 years that’s ok. An ex player and one club man says the same about a club he cares about; he’s a cnut!
Spot oncnuts the lot who are ridiculing him. Also, hindsight has shown us that he was right about everything as a pundit - from playing Pogba in a 3 to LVG philosophy and Jose's football. Every fecking thing!
Laughing at the club legend and laughing at the ironical situation that the club legend got himself into are two different things.Maybe he did give enough thought but the board screwed him. It's easiest to laugh at the club legend.
Quit via Whatsapp apparently out of the blue without discussing anything with the board or backroom staff....sounds like he's shit himself and quit.
Yup. Amusing that some of us are forbidden to laugh at the irony just because he is our legend. I personally still respect him as our legend but I don't feel bad laughing after reading the news about him. Well, I hope he can have a career as manager like boss Ole.Laughing at the club legend and laughing at the ironical situation that the club legend got himself into are two different things.
Unless one is of the opinion that whatever a club legend does need to be praised whatsoever
Scholes is believed to have insisted on no interference from the owner, Abdallah Lemsagam, as a condition of becoming the manager. A club statement on his departure limited itself to thanking him for his services and wishing him well.
“We would like to place on record our thanks to Paul for his efforts during his spell in charge and would like to wish him well for the future,” Oldham’s statement said. “An update on the permanent replacement will be made as soon as possible.”
Lemsagam, a Moroccan former football agent who took over Oldham in January 2018, said when he appointed Scholes that “Paul will have my backing 100%”.