LVG and Mourinho maybe to a certain extent yes but Ole and Moyes never had this kind of backing.United fans were largely in favour of Moyes, Van Gaal, Mourinho and Ole (at least when he got the permanent job)
Disagree, people were clamouring for Ole to get a full time contract when he did. And LVG and Mourinho were as least as popular appointments as Ten Hag would be.LVG and Mourinho maybe to a certain extent yes but Ole and Moyes never had this kind of backing.
I agree. Who was it that said United fans would riot if Ole didn't get the job after a couple good hypothetical results. Even LVG, Di Maria, Woodward's galactico summer, all those crappy decisions had serious fan backing. We haven't exactly been getting ignored nor some voice of reason being hard done by a clueless board. Okay to have a preference but to start throwing toys is another thing. In an ideal state of affairs under competent management fans shouldn't even be listened to. Also want ETH but not rioting with anyone as if I know for sure what will happen if he gets here.I'm not saying we shouldn't hire Ten Hag, I'm just saying in no way should the fact the fanbase is clamouring for Ten Hag have any sway over whether he is appointed or not.
As has been seen in the post-Fergie what the fan base wants is normally just as wrong as what the idiots who have been running the football side of the business thinks is correct, so if anything the fact the fan base wants Ten Hag, going by the history of what the fan base wants it would be a reason to think twice about appointing him.
The manager has to be the person who is best equipped to rework the footballing culture at the club and at least start to create a foundation that can be built on, while at the same time having to work within the cluster **** of egos, marketing, jostling for position, bureaucracy and just plain incompetency that is the structure at the club. Not to mention the what appears to be at least slightly toxic culture of the current squad.
LVG and Mourinho maybe to a certain extent yes but Ole and Moyes never had this kind of backing.
What tweets?There probably should be after the latest Ten Hag tweets. It would be a clear sign that the club aren't interested in embracing change and want to carry on as normal.
Ornstein saying Ten Hag wants assurances that he'll be able to build a young, quick, high pressing team which would presumably result in players like Ronaldo and Maguire being given the boot.What tweets?
I edited my post in the reply above. But anyway, that's surely a good thing thoughOrnstein saying Ten Hag wants assurances that he'll be able to build a young, quick, high pressing team which would presumably result in players like Ronaldo and Maguire being given the boot.
Ornstein saying Ten Hag wants assurances that he'll be able to build a young, quick, high pressing team which would presumably result in players like Ronaldo and Maguire being given the boot.
