Thanks for posting this. Read the other posts - finally one I agree with.
The saddest thing about our current situation...
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@Giggsy13 - this needs saying. It needs to be at the top line of the Caf. Glazers out. They are like an episode of Succession, with the Theatre of Dreams as an ironic punchline.
1000%
Great post.
By not resigning when there are clear issues which he can't address, is tarnishing his legacy.
Maybe to a lesser extent, the way he is treating VDB. We've seen similar with Ighalo, and am pretty sure Cavani would have got the same treatment except that Ron as the lone striker wasn't always working.
But the saddest thing for me is that we have one of the strongest squad in so many years and probably in the EPL and so many amazing youth players, but it will all be wasted under Ole.
Maybe to a lesser extent, the way he is treating VDB. We've seen similar with Ighalo, and am pretty sure Cavani would have got the same treatment except that Ron as the lone striker wasn't always working.
But the saddest thing for me is that we have one of the strongest squad in so many years and probably in the EPL and so many amazing youth players, but it will all be wasted under Ole.
I think what the op is trying to ask is; do legend walk alone?
It’s not just Liverpool fans that Souness has ruined his reputation with. It’s also ruined with Galatasaray fans.
I've supported him all along and I still think overall he's done a good job for the most part. The wheels have really started to come off lately, he's floundering badly and he doesn't look like he can fix things at all.
I think if he had the decency to walk after the Liverpool game he might have saved himself a lot respect. But in recent weeks his choice of formations and style of play all just smacks of self preservation when all along his talk was about what's best for the club. That hypocrisy is what will tarnish his legacy most for me.
I think if he had the decency to walk after the Liverpool game he might have saved himself a lot respect. But in recent weeks his choice of formations and style of play all just smacks of self preservation when all along his talk was about what's best for the club. That hypocrisy is what will tarnish his legacy most for me.
Tarnished a little but not a lot. We've got plenty of ex players who via their actions or personality have tarnished their profile it doesn't really make them less legends.
He's a history book player irrespective although i do find his legendary status seems to have expanded since becoming manager.
He's a history book player irrespective although i do find his legendary status seems to have expanded since becoming manager.
I wonder if his trip back home to Norway involves talking things through with his family...
He's not going there for the food!
He's not going there for the food!
The saddest thing about our current situation is the fact that the situation will not end in the coming years. The Glazers don't know much about football. They don't know how to choose a good manager. They never learn. What if the next 3 years for Brendan Rodgers? I don't think he will turn this shit situation over.
I wouldn't be surprised.
There are extreme WUMs and then there are posts such as this.
@OP You really think of all the sad things at our club right now the saddest is how an ex player will be viewed years from now?
The saddest thing is it’s by no means certain he’s off anytime soon.
It won't tarnish his legacy IMO - When he does go I can guarantee you that fans will be very vocal in their support for him / Will still get his name sung at away games and will always be a legend of the club. This last season hasn't worked out how we wanted but whoever does takeover is picking us up in a MUCH better state than when Ole took over.
at least you have your priorities sortedI don't think it will make much difference to me
Still one of the best nights of my life, and always will be
Ole did his best as manager, he just wasn't good enough - I'm sure I can look past in quite quickly
Still one of the best nights of my life, and always will be
Ole did his best as manager, he just wasn't good enough - I'm sure I can look past in quite quickly
In terms of singular moments VDS saving Terry’s penalty is up there with Ole’s winner in my opinion. Perhaps not quite as unexpected due to a goal from a corner versus a penalty save, but it’s definitely as iconic a singular moment.
I would wager a lot of the younger fanbase treasure that moment more than Ole’s winner, since they probably got to see that one live versus watching Ole’s as a highlight years later.
It has done a lot of damage to his status at the club, no doubt about it, maybe not for the older fans who've lived through his time with the club, but the younger generation will remember this more than anything else.
Maybe, but in reality one won us the cup and one kept us in it. But I can see why you'd look it at like that - and it was brilliant.
Who cares. Two separate things. This is just making a drama out of nothing. You could say it about numerous people, in numerous walks of life.
Frank Lampard..legend of a player...to some useless manager.
John Terry ..legend of player...mediocre assistant manager to others.
Diego Maradona...legend of a player...absolute coke-head to others
Rolf Harris...absolute legend of an artist and didgeridoo....kiddie fiddler to others .
And so forth...no one cares, it is what it is to each generation and the next generation doesn't care what went before them. So don't worry yourself.
Frank Lampard..legend of a player...to some useless manager.
John Terry ..legend of player...mediocre assistant manager to others.
Diego Maradona...legend of a player...absolute coke-head to others
Rolf Harris...absolute legend of an artist and didgeridoo....kiddie fiddler to others .
And so forth...no one cares, it is what it is to each generation and the next generation doesn't care what went before them. So don't worry yourself.
Na he hasn't tarnished his legacy as a player. Whatever happens, he is our Solskjaer our only Solskjaer.
Terry slipped and hit the post.
My bad I was thinking of the Anelka save, which was the moment that won it for us
I'm not anti semitic but your post is virtue signalling idiocy of the highest order
Good. Why do you refer to human beings as animals?
Humans are animals we are mammals. You are attempting to read into something that is not there. Maybe you are not like this in real life and are actually a bit of a pussy cat idk.