Majima
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Enjoy your retirement as no-one will touch you in Norway either.
I don’t think I can get past the “Sorry for smiling” comment from the post match interview. Just showed how out of his depth he is right now and the extent to which this shitshow has been allowed to continue.
I find it staggering the extreme number of niceties being thrown his way now we've all been relived of this misery (for now) despite 99.9% of fans on here less than 12 hours ago being happy to see him burned at the stake. It's all "thank you Ole you legend" now, vomit inducing.
This isn't a manager who tried different things to try and make it work. He played the same players game in, game out, hammering after hammering and expected different results.
He promised players first-team football only to completely ignore them and go back on his word, in favour of his clear favourites.
He hasn't been able to address a single issue that we've encountered during his tenure. 3 years in, we still are a mess playing out from the back, still unable to retain possession, we still can't defend set-pieces and still look useless attacking them.
He's been backed to the tune of nearly £500 million and the quality of the squad he has left us with is greatly exaggerated. He's spunked £130 million on Maguire and Wan-Bissaka. In 3 years, our solutions up front have been Ighalo, a 36 year old Ronaldo and 34 year old Cavani. Pogba is about to leave for free for a second time. Our midfield is non existent and he's brought other players into the club for huge money and had no idea where to even play them. There's been no forward planning with his signings.
He's been in full on preservation mode in the last month, doing anything he can to cling onto a job he was never qualified for in the first place. And what did he do after getting smashed by City to try and fix the problems? He had the audacity to piss off on holiday for 9 days when this club was in absolute free-fall. Incredible.
This "experiment" has been an utter failure, and so is he as a manager. The constant smirks and smiles after poor performances was enough to make you want to throw your dinner up the wall.
A utterly terrible manager who has finally been put out of his misery.
Same for me. I find this line of complimenting very weird to say the least. It's the same as saying he "improved the squad*, yeah well with all the money spent, he better have.What sort of Stockholm Syndrome has our fan base got into? And What’s with the steadying ship references? Is the ship steady right now?
We get two fecking top 4 finishes after outspending the entire league and we’re told that he has brought in stability. I’m not sure who is the most responsible for our standards slipping, the board who can’t seem to appoint a decent manager or the fanbase who will clap for a manager who got us beat 5-0 at home to Liverpool.
Thank you Ole for what? Not winning a trophy? Getting us one of our most humiliating result in the PL era?
I will always like him for his contributions as a player. But only as a player. There are zero positives from his managerial stint. Zero.
What sort of Stockholm Syndrome has our fan base got into? And What’s with the steadying ship references? Is the ship steady right now?
We get two fecking top 4 finishes after outspending the entire league and we’re told that he has brought in stability. I’m not sure who is the most responsible for our standards slipping, the board who can’t seem to appoint a decent manager or the fanbase who will clap for a manager who got us beat 5-0 at home to Liverpool.
Thank you Ole for what? Not winning a trophy? Getting us one of our most humiliating result in the PL era?
I will always like him for his contributions as a player. But only as a player. There are zero positives from his managerial stint. Zero.
Why would you feel the need to post in this thread then?
When he came into this club as a caretaker manager. The team was in complete disarray. The fans were depressed watching drab football year after year and the players were stuck in a rut. But when he came in, he lifted the players up and never stopped trying to be better. That PSG game was incredible. Watching that smug ratface prick and Neymar cry was One of the most satisfying victories I've seen in years. He gave us so much entertainment we've been crying out for at the start with fast attacking football. The players and fans were enjoying themselves again. He never threw any blame at the players. Not once, even when it was. He gave a shit about the club. Also managed to Get rid of most of the deadwood and rebuilt the disaster LVG and Jose left behind. The 2nd season he beat city 3 times in one season and got us top 4 again. There was hope for a bright future. Each season was an improvement, but unfortunately Ole was unlucky in not Winning any silverware. He came close so many times and sadly it ends in failure. Despite that, there was still a bit of hope that he'd get a great squad together and finally get us back to the top. Had one of the best summer's ever imo, in getting a world class defender, a Right Winger we've needed since Nani left and one of the best player ever play the game. This was the season that for the first time I fully believed we could win some trophies. Sadly after a flying start, everything fell apart after the lost to West Ham. It's clear He's taking us as far as he could. He's been extremely lucky everytime he got backed into a corner and now the luck has run out. The board was indecisive which has probably cost us top 4 this season. In saying a that, given how ugly it's gotten recently, he's left the next manager with a much better squad that's hungry for success. Every single United fan wanted him so badly to succeed. Thanks for the memories Ole. Best of luck to him in the future.
When he came into this club as a caretaker manager. The team was in complete disarray. The fans were depressed watching drab football year after year and the players were stuck in a rut. But when he came in, he lifted the players up and never stopped trying to be better. That PSG game was incredible. Watching that smug ratface prick and Neymar cry was One of the most satisfying victories I've seen in years. He gave us so much entertainment we've been crying out for at the start with fast attacking football. The players and fans were enjoying themselves again. He never threw any blame at the players. Not once, even when it was. He gave a shit about the club. Also managed to Get rid of most of the deadwood and rebuilt the disaster LVG and Jose left behind. The 2nd season he beat city 3 times in one season and got us top 4 again. There was hope for a bright future. Each season was an improvement, but unfortunately Ole was unlucky in not Winning any silverware. He came close so many times and sadly it ends in failure. Despite that, there was still a bit of hope that he'd get a great squad together and finally get us back to the top. Had one of the best summer's ever imo, in getting a world class defender, a Right Winger we've needed since Nani left and one of the best player ever play the game. This was the season that for the first time I fully believed we could win some trophies. Sadly after a flying start, everything fell apart after the lost to West Ham. It's clear He's taking us as far as he could. He's been extremely lucky everytime he got backed into a corner and now the luck has run out. The board was indecisive which has probably cost us top 4 this season. In saying a that, given how ugly it's gotten recently, he's left the next manager with a much better squad that's hungry for success. Every single United fan wanted him so badly to succeed. Thanks for the memories Ole. Best of luck to him in the future.
He's left us in a worse state than he found us. Better squad but spent nearly £500m. Progress.
I still dont have hard feelings. There was some good positive work during his time thats going to be overshadowed by the wheels falling off and us taking way too long to move on. The end leaves a bitter taste and paints the board in a terrible light yet again. But i hold that against the people making decisions rather than Solskjaer.
I find it staggering the extreme number of niceties being thrown his way now we've all been relived of this misery (for now) despite 99.9% of fans on here less than 12 hours ago being happy to see him burned at the stake. It's all "thank you Ole you legend" now, vomit inducing.
This isn't a manager who tried different things to try and make it work. He played the same players game in, game out, hammering after hammering and expected different results.
He promised players first-team football only to completely ignore them and go back on his word, in favour of his clear favourites.
He hasn't been able to address a single issue that we've encountered during his tenure. 3 years in, we still are a mess playing out from the back, still unable to retain possession, we still can't defend set-pieces and still look useless attacking them.
He's been backed to the tune of nearly £500 million and the quality of the squad he has left us with is greatly exaggerated. He's spunked £130 million on Maguire and Wan-Bissaka. In 3 years, our solutions up front have been Ighalo, a 36 year old Ronaldo and 34 year old Cavani. Pogba is about to leave for free for a second time. Our midfield is non existent and he's brought other players into the club for huge money and had no idea where to even play them. There's been no forward planning with his signings.
He's been in full on preservation mode in the last month, doing anything he can to cling onto a job he was never qualified for in the first place. And what did he do after getting smashed by City to try and fix the problems? He had the audacity to piss off on holiday for 9 days when this club was in absolute free-fall. Incredible.
This "experiment" has been an utter failure, and so is he as a manager. The constant smirks and smiles after poor performances was enough to make you want to throw your dinner up the wall.
A utterly terrible manager who has finally been put out of his misery.
Both of these posts spot on. Too many in our fanbase have a seriously misguided sense of loyalty.What sort of Stockholm Syndrome has our fan base got into? And What’s with the steadying ship references? Is the ship steady right now?
We get two fecking top 4 finishes after outspending the entire league and we’re told that he has brought in stability. I’m not sure who is the most responsible for our standards slipping, the board who can’t seem to appoint a decent manager or the fanbase who will clap for a manager who got us beat 5-0 at home to Liverpool.
Thank you Ole for what? Not winning a trophy? Getting us one of our most humiliating result in the PL era?
I will always like him for his contributions as a player. But only as a player. There are zero positives from his managerial stint. Zero.
He's left us in a worse state than he found us. Better squad but spent nearly £500m. Progress.
He did a decent rebuild of the squad to be fair. You look at the squads we had when LVG and Jose left and you look at the one we have now and you cannot say it hasn’t been a good rebuild. Regardless of how much he’s spent.
He’s a shit manager and coach though so he shouldn’t be thanked for that. I’m glad he’s going.
Yeah, I don't see how any other competent manager would've done worse with 400m, would probably have done better.Harry Maguire is the captain and we look absolutely shambolic. Rebuild...my grannies arse.
Sorry, not trying to single you out, mate.
Bitter times and whatnot.
Agreed.Well said - shame it has to end like this but I thank Ole for the good work done over the past couple of years and whatever anyone says I know he leaves us with the best squad we had since Fergie retired
Pathetic but not unsurprising to see some of the replies in this thread from the toxic part of the fan base - yes Ole deserves some criticism but there are 10 other threads for that
Agreed.When he came into this club as a caretaker manager. The team was in complete disarray. The fans were depressed watching drab football year after year and the players were stuck in a rut. But when he came in, he lifted the players up and never stopped trying to be better. That PSG game was incredible. Watching that smug ratface prick and Neymar cry was One of the most satisfying victories I've seen in years. He gave us so much entertainment we've been crying out for at the start with fast attacking football. The players and fans were enjoying themselves again. He never threw any blame at the players. Not once, even when it was. He gave a shit about the club. Also managed to Get rid of most of the deadwood and rebuilt the disaster LVG and Jose left behind. The 2nd season he beat city 3 times in one season and got us top 4 again. There was hope for a bright future. Each season was an improvement, but unfortunately Ole was unlucky in not Winning any silverware. He came close so many times and sadly it ends in failure. Despite that, there was still a bit of hope that he'd get a great squad together and finally get us back to the top. Had one of the best summer's ever imo, in getting a world class defender, a Right Winger we've needed since Nani left and one of the best player ever play the game. This was the season that for the first time I fully believed we could win some trophies. Sadly after a flying start, everything fell apart after the lost to West Ham. It's clear He's taking us as far as he could. He's been extremely lucky everytime he got backed into a corner and now the luck has run out. The board was indecisive which has probably cost us top 4 this season. In saying a that, given how ugly it's gotten recently, he's left the next manager with a much better squad that's hungry for success. Every single United fan wanted him so badly to succeed. Thanks for the memories Ole. Best of luck to him in the future.
No worries.Harry Maguire is the captain and we look absolutely shambolic. Rebuild...my grannies arse.
Sorry, not trying to single you out, mate.
Bitter times and whatnot.