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Cracker of a game. Villa aren't a bad team considering they've come up. Maguire was immense.
That may be so, but they were unwatchable under Mourinho. At least I'm being entertained at the moment.We were 6th with 26 points from 17 games. So, unless we win our next three matches, we will be even worse off.
Which suggests the problem is far deeper than just the manager. Ole is dreadful, yes, but any manager would struggle here. Do you think that if Klopp was in charge he’d have us challenging? He’d struggle as well. It’s naive to think that just the one manager makes all the difference. It’s because of this naïveté from the fans that we continue to struggle.
If he quits, he loses out on millions. All managers are paid millions in compensation when they get fired. That's the first thing all managers have in their contract. He's guaranteed at least 5 million if he gets fired. He's just waiting for Woodward to pull the trigger.I really wish he would quit cos this board will not sack him.
Mourinho is one of the best managers in the game and we were marginally better with him, and he had a more experienced and complete squad as well. I wouldn't mind if Ole got sacked tonight but i think we're just setting ourselves up for disappointment if we're expecting a new manager to make us look mint anytime soon.Ole is comfortably the worst manager in any of the top tier leagues. Anyone in his place will be an improvement.
turned it off at the end, were there boo's?
2nd place and 2 cups is marginally better than 9th place and 25% win rate since March? Give your head a wobble mate if you think that is comparable.Mourinho is one of the best managers in the game and we were marginally better with him, and he had a more experienced and complete squad as well. I wouldn't mind if Ole got sacked tonight but i think we're just setting ourselves up for disappointment if we're expecting a new manager to make us look mint anytime soon.
He's got something right then.We're playing Sunday league standard football.Most of them at least had some experience at high level. Ole was propelled to the job from the Sunday league.
Considering he said that Pereira is improving and how shit he has been lately he’s successfully dragged us to his level.He's got something right then.We're playing Sunday league standard football.
Mata and Jones. Shocking decisions to give both new contracts. Lingard is next I imagine.
Could?Lose to Spurs and City, which more than likely will happen and he could be sacked.
Marginally better only if we compare it to his worst season that actually got him sacked. Our standards have fallen so much that fans would build Ole a statue if he finished 2nd and won a cup and yet it wasn't considered a success at all back then. We all felt Mourinho could and should be doing better but it was in the context of title challenge and top 4 finish. We literally look and play like a mid table side now.Mourinho is one of the best managers in the game and we were marginally better with him, and he had a more experienced and complete squad as well. I wouldn't mind if Ole got sacked tonight but i think we're just setting ourselves up for disappointment if we're expecting a new manager to make us look mint anytime soon.
I agreeDifference is if we had Fellaini we'd have won today. Ole out for getting rid of the big man.
Peak Valencia was a decent crosser to be fair. Linked up well with Rooney.He's actually worse. Valencia at least got into good positions and his general passing was good (although obviously his delivery into the box was terrible).
Can't blame that one on Ole, Herrera himself said that he was trying to get him to stay. His contact situation was fecked up long before OGS was appointed as a caretaker.
Fellaini was a foul machine and simply not good enough at CM, he might be a bit more physical than Pereira but isn't better at passing. Ole should have gone for someone like Mandzukic though.I can blame him for also selling Fellaini, and then saying “I don’t need to replace them, I’ve got Pereira and McTominay to replace them”.
Thats on Ole. he actually thinks Pereira is good enough.
That's just press talk, he'll never say he thinks someone is not good enough. He praised Fellaini about a week before he left. That said I assume he thought Pereira was at least useful as a squad player before the season.I can blame him for also selling Fellaini, and then saying “I don’t need to replace them, I’ve got Pereira and McTominay to replace them”.
Thats on Ole. he actually thinks Pereira is good enough.
Fellaini was a foul machine and simply not good enough at CM, he might be a bit more physical than Pereira but isn't better at passing. Ole should have gone for someone like Mandzukic though.
That's just press talk, he'll never say he thinks someone is not good enough. He praised Fellaini about a week before he left. That said I assume he thought Pereira was at least useful as a squad player before the season.
As far a I can tell he probably wanted a midfielder over the summer. We were heavily linked with Longstaff, Dybala and Eriksen. There's no way to tell if they would've gotten us out of this mess, but there's every reason to believe he wanted to improve our midfield.
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What do you mean it’s presstalk? He literally came out and said he had good enough players in CM. Low and behold we can’t beat newly promoted PL teams because they have better midfielders Controlling the games. It’s an absolute shambles. Fred and Pereira were deemed reserve players last season and now look.
Shhh.. don’t say that around here.Yet another shambolic performance witnessed by our useless manager. How long more will we have to endure this shite?
Craig Pawson