NewGlory
United make me feel dirty. And not in a sexy way.
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I admire your insightful, highly eloquent response.Load of bollocks.
I admire your insightful, highly eloquent response.Load of bollocks.
We would be a top team if it wasn't for those pesky points.Again with the out-of-context stats. Maybe you should play Bingo, instead of watching football?
Ole is rebuilding the team, so my concern is - watching the games and assessing what I see on the pitch, whether the team is progressing. Counting points of a team in rebuild, team with the lowest average age in the league, is a waste of time and nonsense.
Because you need enough data to make assertions we've only had 3 other managers to compare him to, except none of them even tried to do a rebuild. Can't compare "stats" of a rebuild to the non-rebuild efforts.
Either way, there are things to definitely be concerned about, but "worst manager in 30 years" is just a gross exaggeration.
If you want to discuss specifics, yes - he has a problem with making changes in a game too late. Like I said, subs should have come around 30th minute when it became clear that our starting lineup was a disaster. Whether that would have helped or not is still unclear, because having watched the entire game - nobody on that field had any desire to move their asses. Maybe it was exhaustion, maybe the whole Jan 1st shit, and hungover, but that team was doomed the moment they set their feet on the pitch. Still Ole should have tried more, even if the result was gonna be the same. It's his job.
100%there’s no point comparing points and league positions to previous years. We are 5th at the moment. Some would say that’s an over achievement with this squad. Some would argue it isn’t. Either way we are inconsistently unpredictable and I just hope Ole pushes to make sure we get 2 players in cos if we don’t we won’t improve and he will be gone at the seasons end. Last night was a real low point in my view he needs to change what he says post game it’s like he’s on a tape recorder saying the same tripe
there’s no point comparing points and league positions to previous years. We are 5th at the moment. Some would say that’s an over achievement with this squad. Some would argue it isn’t. Either way we are inconsistently unpredictable and I just hope Ole pushes to make sure we get 2 players in cos if we don’t we won’t improve and he will be gone at the seasons end. Last night was a real low point in my view he needs to change what he says post game it’s like he’s on a tape recorder saying the same tripe
I don't think Ole is worse than Moyes in anything. So that leaves only two managers. LvG is obviously very well-respected manager, but he was a horrible fit for us and we were going nowhere. With Ole there's at least slight chance for improvement. If Woodward buys him decent midfield soon enough and Ole starts consistently winning, all of those Ole Out people will evaporate in thin air.Slight exaggeration but more commonly Solskjaer is the worst manager of the lot since SAF retired. If Ole cannot galvanise this team to be consistent the "exaggeration" of him being the worst in 3 decades will transition into an undeniable reality.
That's absolute rubbish, if their squad is a million miles than what's Barcelons's or PSG out of the stratosphere ? The distinction of this Chelsea squad being good is only on the premise of their performances this season. A good 75% of posts in summer predicted Chelsea to finish 6th from multiple threads I had seen. Jorginho was one of the worst midfielders in the league last season, Kante was played out of position under Sarri, RLC hardly ever featured along with Barkley. Kovacic did nothing of note under Sarri either. The effectiveness of Chelsea's midfield is all to do with the team dynamic Lampard has provided. Chelsea like us have a predominantly youthful side but at the stem of their inadequacies is a coach who is more evolved then what we have at our disposal.
I actually think there are a few managers who would do alot better with this team than the current capabilities under Ole. When you consider Solskjaer has no credible history of developing players at a competitive level, I'm not sure why fans seem to think he's the only useful manager in world football suitable for Manchester United.
Some of the love Ole gets on here is an absolute embarrassment. I'm behind people supporting Solskjaer but many might aswell have a vaccume cleaner up his behind.
I know, right? Football, man - unpredictable. (Your sarcasm is duly appreciated).We would be a top team if it wasn't for those pesky points.
Not happening lad.I don't think Ole is worse than Moyes in anything. So that leaves only two managers. LvG is obviously very well-respected manager, but he was a horrible fit for us and we were going nowhere. With Ole there's at least slight chance for improvement. If Woodward buys him decent midfield soon enough and Ole starts consistently winning, all of those Ole Out people will evaporate in thin air.
You can't just make other excuses because your original point was wrong. Regardless of who was fit and who was playing well, our results have been poor throughout. Besides, if Pogba was playing then Fred wouldn't have even gotten games and wouldn't have improved.I'll agree there is more to it. Those players were available at the start of the season but do you remember how bad Fred and Perreira were? McTominay was just okay and still learning. Pogba was virtually all alone in midfield with little good help. You can't get good results with an average midfield.
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Now Fred is pretty good and Pogba and McT are out. (BTW, doesn't Ole get credit for developing Fred into a solid midfielder?) My point is Ole has rarely had a full squad that was healthy and most of the players in form. It's always been something whether injury or poor form (now Lingard is useless and Perreira is okay). In summary:
1st month: Fred dismal, McTominay okay
2nd month: Martial injured, Fred still useless, McTominay growing
3rd month: Pogba injured, Fred okay, McTominay playing well
4th month: Pogba injured, James losing his legs, Fred playing well
Now: Pogba and McTominay out, Lingard useless, James inconsistent, Fred becoming a rock
My timing may not be perfect but you get the point. Ole rarely has had a good side to work with.
People care about the past work experience, that is how people get hired. Both Moyes and LVG were hired based on their resumes. How old are you 12? Its Ole who got the job without any merit.Blah, blah, blah and more blah. Who cares what Moyes and LvG had done before United? We are talking about their record with United. And besides, Ole will finish around 6th with a very young United team, this year, so Moyes "finishing in upper half" with Everton is not impressing anybody. Clean the garbage out of your own logic, before accusing anybody of delusion.
I know, right? Football, man - unpredictable. (Your sarcasm is duly appreciated).
I admire your insightful, highly eloquent response.
Lvg absolutely did a rebuild. Mourinho cleared out what he deemed deadwood too.
They are not better than us, definitely not "way better" than us, which is why we have kicked their ass repeatedly. But they are more balanced and they have suffered less from injuries. Kante is worth gold for them. If we had somebody like Kante, in-form, we'd be top 4 easy, now.Willian , Jorginho , Kovacic , Loftus Cheek , Hudson Adoi , Kante , Alonso , Emerson all players off the top of my head who would start for United . You can butter it up all you want the bottom line is Chelsea's squad is way better than ours ..
Kante being played out of position and Jorginho being poor under Sarri has absolutely nothing to do with the fact they would all walk into this current United side .
Too reasonable. Getting stuck into the team and believing we should never finish lower than 2nd is much more fun apparently.I still don't understand how people can write with any considerations were we have been and where we are. Just sack him and we will be fine is answer from some. We would win everything without Ole. Tommorow. We who still are (Ole in) understand that results will go up and down during season looking at our squad and despite that we still have a chance on top 4. We are still in cups. So it is not at all this darkness as some of you want to make it.
Well, then - if we don't buy midfielders in January, our season is 100% fecked. I think that is one thing everybody (Ole In and Ole Out) can agree on that with the abysmal midfield we currently have, esp. with McT and Pogba both out but even if they were in - there's no way to make this team compete for anything.Not happening lad.
We might end up panic buying one or two of those brothers that don't stand out in an awful Newcastle midfield but the result will be the same.Well, then - if we don't buy midfielders in January, our season is 100% fecked. I think that is one thing everybody (Ole In and Ole Out) can agree on that with the abysmal midfield we currently have, esp. with McT and Pogba both out but even if they were in - there's no way to make this team compete for anything.
Willian , Jorginho , Kovacic , Loftus Cheek , Hudson Adoi , Kante , Alonso , Emerson all players off the top of my head who would start for United . You can butter it up all you want the bottom line is Chelsea's squad is way better than ours ..
Kante being played out of position and Jorginho being poor under Sarri has absolutely nothing to do with the fact they would all walk into this current United side .
Sadly, you are probably right. I won't be shocked if they don't even buy anybody at all. Because fecking Woodward. Like you said - our problems are nothing new. We all knew we needed midfielders in the Summer, but they didn't do shite.We might end up panic buying one or two of those brothers that don't stand out in an awful Newcastle midfield but the result will be the same.
As I say I have every sympathy for Ole......he had no chance with the summer dealings ( lack thereof)
Rashford, Martial, Pogba, AWB, Maguire, Lindlelof, De Gea would all get into Chelsea's team just as likely.
You can't just make other excuses because your original point was wrong. Regardless of who was fit and who was playing well, our results have been poor throughout. Besides, if Pogba was playing then Fred wouldn't have even gotten games and wouldn't have improved.
Ultimately Ole has completely underperformed results wise regardless of what players are available at what stage. For most games we've lost or drawn this season, we've still had the better first 11 on the pitch.
You can't just make other excuses because your original point was wrong. Regardless of who was fit and who was playing well, our results have been poor throughout. Besides, if Pogba was playing then Fred wouldn't have even gotten games and wouldn't have improved.
Ultimately Ole has completely underperformed results wise regardless of what players are available at what stage. For most games we've lost or drawn this season, we've still had the better first 11 on the pitch.
So the Ole in crowd do not compare points and league placement to previous managers when it suits them?
And we are 5th in the table. I think Ole deserves a lot of credit for the development of Fred, McTominay, Greenwood, and Perreira (he actually played pretty good for two matches). That's good coaching.
How do you know the bold to be true?
ive no idea but I don’t, it’s irrelevant. If we won the league with the lowest points ever no one would care. If we got relegated with highest points ever it would be irrelevant we’d still be relegated. We are 5th, still in hunt for 4th. After last night though, the latest injury news and high probability we won’t sign any new players in January even my blind optimism is fading.
Better options would have been Williams for Shaw and Mason for James plus the tea lady for JessieHave you watched any other team? Most managers don't like to change quickly, this includes Klopp, Pochetino and the likes. Mourinho might be the quickest on the "trigger" but we've had him, didn't work out.
Point is, you stick to your team for the most part. I'd understand the frustration if he was keeping someone really good on the bench, but what are his options really?
Not a single manager in the world would have us higher in the Premier League table with these players. But will Ole bring us the titles and long term identity is still under question by many. We need to invest now to quality players that fit his game plan.
Because he wasn't playing at all when we had a fully fit team!And we are 5th in the table. I think Ole deserves a lot of credit for the development of Fred, McTominay, Greenwood, and Perreira (he actually played pretty good for two matches). That's good coaching.
How do you know the bold to be true?
Honestly don’t know. By their logic people could have said no one could have done better then Dalglish so no point hiring Klopp.I just think it's odd to assume that Klopp or Saf could not perform better in their first 12 months than OGS. Where does this assumption that no one could do a better job than Ole? Like really?
Tbh I think when Mourinho finished 2nd with 82 points and klopp finished 2nd with 97 points last year it's provides quite a lot of insight into the performances and quality of our team and manager.
My knives are already out for the next manager (whoever he is). If Ole is sacked before the season is out, it will send a message to me that the club can't be bothered with waiting anymore. In that case, I will stop bothering as well.
If we're going to be Real Madrid, we do it properly. Instant results or out. We can't afford to give the next manager another year or two to sort this shit out.
You don't give any manager anything. He earns the right to manage us the following season.
I don’t. There’s a million and one different variables your never comparing like for like. On that basis Klopps Liverpool team where better than the united team in 92, 99 etc etc. It’s irrelevant.
So a failed manager earns the right to basically unlimited time here because he used to play for us but a top-class manager has to deliver title challenges straight away or he should be sacked.My knives are already out for the next manager (whoever he is). If Ole is sacked before the season is out, it will send a message to me that the club can't be bothered with waiting anymore. In that case, I will stop bothering as well.
If we're going to be Real Madrid, we do it properly. Instant results or out. We can't afford to give the next manager another year or two to sort this shit out.
Because he wasn't playing at all when we had a fully fit team!
Again, trying to divert the point. I never argued that he was developing those players, did I? Just admit you were wrong.