M16Red
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Hate Michael Owen, but he just said Ole needs to come up with something, they look like individuals waiting to do something special
Paraphrasing a bit
Paraphrasing a bit
This. We should be challenging on all fronts with this squad like the United of old but we still look unsure, unconfident and unbalanced - that is on Ole and his coaching staff.Ole has built a rod for his own back with all these world class signings. We have lost all balance and cohesiveness and its clear he is trying to play more expansively but is failing miserably. End result is we look at disjointed at the back and disjointed in attack. This will end badly for him as he and the coaching team clearly don’t know how to play attacking football without losing solidity.
I think I’m like @Robbie Boy, I gave up a long time ago now thinking about a new manager and the difference a great coach could make.
The club have clearly decided that this “individualist” approach of “go express yourselves” is the future for this club and Ole will simply get new player after new player after new player hoping that will solve the issue. Not a chance is anyone looking at the man in the dugout as a big factor in how we play.
If a manager with over 10 years of coaching experience still needs to be babysat by his coaching staff, he's just not good enough. It's that simple.Ole can stay, but he needs to chop and change McKenna, Carrick, and Phelan. Bring in a legitimate assistant and trainer/coach.
Fergie did it with Querioz and Meuleensten. The team is too open because the shape is horrible. It's becoming too apparent.
Feel like we're getting to the point of the player talent pool is now at or exceeding the coaching talent pool. The coaching staff's tactical shape and overall influence isn't going to get the best out of the improving players. The quick transition play has been very good and is a staple of the team, but need more sophistication and creativity from the coaching to get this improving team to the next level.
I don't think this season represents the first time they've noticed these poor performances, but rather the first time they can no longer hide behind the "shit players" excuse.Some fans thinks this is the first time, they have seen United play this badly under Ole. As a stated before, many don’t look at the performance, but only the result. This has been a common theme for the past few years. I am honestly not surprised. I am not even surprised that Villarreal hasn’t scored. The only thing that has surprised me is that we haven’t had a moment of brilliance yet And we are not somehow winning
It's why I've always felt that he was the best worst thing that happened for us. He gives everyone hope and the players are happy that people are willing to ignore the shit show on display almost every game because they think it'll magically turn around someday.It's the hope of somehow turning it around that kills you.
Hes worse than Moyes 100%.
Does the board wait until we crash out or actually do what needs to be done to save the season?We might actually crash out in the group stages again.
Worse than jose too. I know Jose was a moody cnut but at least he was a winner.
We almost certainly will nowWe might actually crash out in the group stages again.
Moyes with this squad would have 100% done better.Hes worse than Moyes 100%.
Does the board wait until we crash out or actually do what needs to be done to save the season?
He went into this season with nowhere to hide. Our performance levels are far worse than even I anticipated.
They are reactive to a fault and will wait until the season is dead and buried.Does the board wait until we crash out or actually do what needs to be done to save the season?
It's why I've always felt that he was the best worst thing that happened for us. He gives everyone hope and the players are happy that people are willing to ignore the shit show on display almost every game because they think it'll magically turn around someday.
I don't understand this thinking. Why would we want to keep a clearly out of his depth manager but change the assistant managers? Why is Ole so special that he is irreplaceable? Our entire coaching staff should leave.Ole can stay, but he needs to chop and change McKenna, Carrick, and Phelan. Bring in a legitimate assistant and trainer/coach.
Fergie did it with Querioz and Meuleensten. The team is too open because the shape is horrible. It's becoming too apparent.
Feel like we're getting to the point of the player talent pool is now at or exceeding the coaching talent pool. The coaching staff's tactical shape and overall influence isn't going to get the best out of the improving players. The quick transition play has been very good and is a staple of the team, but need more sophistication and creativity from the coaching to get this improving team to the next level.
Flukes can happen. People just don't want to admit it because they still think we're a top club.Thing is, we've put in some really good performances and it always ropes me. Then, within a-few games we revert to type.
They are reactive to a fault and will wait until the season is dead and buried.
It's the hope of somehow turning it around that kills you.
Waiting on all the lovers to come in and say we played amazingly well now and he needs more time because of that freekick
This shouldn't be an either / or option.Ole doesn’t coach movement or pressing because he coaches moments like that. Take that, haters.