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Good = RR, Bad = Mckenna?I hope it'd still this McKenna guy whispering shit into his ear and Ralf taking more time to realise this but his subs were a bit worrying today.
Good = RR, Bad = Mckenna?I hope it'd still this McKenna guy whispering shit into his ear and Ralf taking more time to realise this but his subs were a bit worrying today.
Let’s get someone with the same working class mentality as Fergie - failed
let’s get someone respected in the game, safe hands with a philosophy - failed
lets get a proven winner - failed
let’s get someone that knows the club and it’s “DNA” - failed
let’s get a Tactical mastermind, renowned for his modern, pressing football -……….
Guys, it might not be the manager that’s the problem…….
for what it’s worth though, it’s gonna take Ralph some time to get this lot playing the way he wants.
No he didnt. Our most important players missed pre season.Ole had a full pre season and multiple transfer windows to shape and train the squad to his liking.
While Ralf had to take over a team that was low in confidence and leaking goals like nobody's business in the middle of the season. Not really the same is it?
I think we can question his subs. Bruno was having the worst game of his career here. Why wasn’t he subbed earlier?No he didnt. Our most important players missed pre season.
Maybe now people see that is about the players and being out of form? There is absolutely no reason going in on the manager now. Absolutely none. Not even on his subs. We need to play players back in form.
Again. Because we need to play him back in form. If you didn’t know, training at this point is just maintenance.I think we can question his subs. Bruno was having the worst game of his career here. Why wasn’t he subbed earlier?
Hard to take anything you say seriously after your continued unjustified defence of Ole.I think some of you are overselling Ralf a little bit. He's done very good things from a underdog position in terms of results and squad building but he's never shown to be "the guy" that can take a team to the top of anything. He's won a couple cups and placed well in the Bundesliga a couple times. His career highlight by far is the Semi finals of the Champions League with Schalke 04 in 2011.
Ralfs biggest qualification is the glowing recommendation from other managers who have been inspired by his principles, but who (apparently) execute them better.
I'd be pretty stoked to have this guy in the backoffice, but as a manager he's never won a top flight league title, nor does it seem like its the clubs position that he will be permanent manager, although recent comments indicate he might not "mind" if he's asked.
On a more sad note, Ragnick suffers from ME, so a long term appointment as manager might not even be suitable, he already had to step down from his position at Schalke 04 because of this in 2011.
Thought that was what we were getting with him, but so far it doesn’t look like it. Hope it changes soon.I hope he makes his changes a bit more radical. If a player does not deliver, take him off no matter what
Why, what’s wrong with YOU?On a more sad note, Ragnick suffers from ME
Those comments worry me, a lot. Not being physically present with the run of games we have coming up isn't a good sign.
I can’t understand how he decided Sancho should be hooked before Rashford
Hard to take anything you say seriously after your continued unjustified defence of Ole.
But if the players aren't showing enough fight and fail to follow the tactical instructions for the 90 minutes, he'll fail on what he's attempting to build.In fact it is the opposite because the manager isn’t just looking at 3 points and wants to build something
Wonder how long it'll be before a weird cult comes out in defence of Ole and said we were on to great things under Solskjaer and shouldn't have sacked him...
Wonder how long it'll be before a weird cult comes out in defence of Ole and said we were on to great things under Solskjaer and shouldn't have sacked him...
Wonder how long it'll be before a weird cult comes out in defence of Ole and said we were on to great things under Solskjaer and shouldn't have sacked him...
Count on it, his fanbois are waiting in their cavesWonder how long it'll be before a weird cult comes out in defence of Ole and said we were on to great things under Solskjaer and shouldn't have sacked him...
Hard to take anything you say seriously after your continued unjustified defence of Ole.
Ole needed to go. But it sounds like a few fellas are scared he wasn’t the PE teacher you thought him to be? Here is an idea! How about we start looking at what goes on in games and at our players?Count on it, his fanbois are waiting in their caves
Ole had to go. But I don't care who is coaching United stuff like Liverpool or Watford shouldn't happen. It says a lot about the players that they let it happen. Absolutely zero fight and spirit in them and they fooled many fans into blaming Ole for all our problems. No manager worth their salt will tolerate most of them if they want to win titles. What manager would gamble their future on Shaw and Maguire? They would be insane.Wonder how long it'll be before a weird cult comes out in defence of Ole and said we were on to great things under Solskjaer and shouldn't have sacked him...
Interesting that you were so fiercely loyal towards Solskjaer and refused to question anything he did, let alone criticise him, yet here you are implying a respected and experienced manager may not be right for the job. Clearly there's an agenda at play.I think some of you are overselling Ralf a little bit. He's done very good things from a underdog position in terms of results and squad building but he's never shown to be "the guy" that can take a team to the top of anything. He's won a couple cups and placed well in the Bundesliga a couple times. His career highlight by far is the Semi finals of the Champions League with Schalke 04 in 2011.
Ralfs biggest qualification is the glowing recommendation from other managers who have been inspired by his principles, but who (apparently) execute them better.
I'd be pretty stoked to have this guy in the backoffice, but as a manager he's never won a top flight league title, nor does it seem like its the clubs position that he will be permanent manager, although recent comments indicate he might not "mind" if he's asked.
On a more sad note, Ragnick suffers from ME, so a long term appointment as manager might not even be suitable, he already had to step down from his position at Schalke 04 because of this in 2011.
Yeah and he's coming back now. We don't know why what he was doing. Maybe he wanted to come back earlier but couldn't. Maybe he only thought to come back after his phone call with Rangnick. We'll not know.Rangnick took over over a week ago?
Why, what’s wrong with YOU?
Interesting that you were so fiercely loyal towards Solskjaer and refused to question anything he did, let alone criticise him, yet here you are implying a respected and experienced manager may not be right for the job. Clearly there's an agenda at play.
We are struggling against Brentford at this rate.
Wonder how long it'll be before a weird cult comes out in defence of Ole and said we were on to great things under Solskjaer and shouldn't have sacked him...