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My view of Mourinho is very simple.
Managing United is a very special role, a plum role that is probably the most sought after in the world. With our history, and our boards history of giving managers time too, we aren't trigger happy like Real Madrid. Therefore it is a role very few people have held, and will hold.
With this in mind, managing this club has to be a privilege, it has to be a source of pride and the manager has to be invested. His demeanour, attitude and general sullenness show this isn't the case, and that he is not interested in the big picture beyond enhancing his own reputation. He has been her over 2 years and "lives" in a hotel. He hasn't tried to settle in or around our great city, and that should also be a concern.
For me, he shouldn't be manager because it is clear he doesn't understand how lucky he is to be the manager of this club, and how much of a privilege it is.
This opinion is independent of results it should be said, but a general rule for whether someone is a good fit. I believe the problems we face on and off the pitch are related to the issues I have, which is really frustrating, and increases my belief he should go. But even if we were winning, I'd still hold the opinion. If Mourinho realised tomorrow his mistake, suddenly had a epiphany and realised, yes I want to be here, yes I want to be manager for a long time, yes I want to move my family, great! I'd change my opinion. But that's not going to happen, because he's not invested in the long term. I find that sad, he really has to go for that reason.
Managing United is a very special role, a plum role that is probably the most sought after in the world. With our history, and our boards history of giving managers time too, we aren't trigger happy like Real Madrid. Therefore it is a role very few people have held, and will hold.
With this in mind, managing this club has to be a privilege, it has to be a source of pride and the manager has to be invested. His demeanour, attitude and general sullenness show this isn't the case, and that he is not interested in the big picture beyond enhancing his own reputation. He has been her over 2 years and "lives" in a hotel. He hasn't tried to settle in or around our great city, and that should also be a concern.
For me, he shouldn't be manager because it is clear he doesn't understand how lucky he is to be the manager of this club, and how much of a privilege it is.
This opinion is independent of results it should be said, but a general rule for whether someone is a good fit. I believe the problems we face on and off the pitch are related to the issues I have, which is really frustrating, and increases my belief he should go. But even if we were winning, I'd still hold the opinion. If Mourinho realised tomorrow his mistake, suddenly had a epiphany and realised, yes I want to be here, yes I want to be manager for a long time, yes I want to move my family, great! I'd change my opinion. But that's not going to happen, because he's not invested in the long term. I find that sad, he really has to go for that reason.