NahYou have a weird definition of the word fact.
NahYou have a weird definition of the word fact.
I said that - even Wenger would be an improvement in at this stage, until end of season.
If you want english, go for Rodgers.
Hasenhüttl isn't a bad option either.
Klopp beat Barca 4-0 with this squad? Should hire him then.Go look at the Liverpool team that thumped Barca 4-0 and come back to me on that one.
Because the poll isn't well phrased. I don't think he's right but would rather he didn't get sacked today because the season has no expectations to be salvaged. The poll should specify conditional options like when (ie end of season?) Or replacements (like if one becomes available)I can’t believe the poll. We deserve mid table as a collective fan group.
Great and insightful response.okay
Luckily social media was around in the late 80's - fans like you (there's plenty more of you) would have had Fergie sacked.
Unsurprisingly all the oppos that 'aren't WUMS' have voted 'Keep'.
Stunning response.
Of course, no doubt about that. And he's bought well so far... so he could certainly get those players in if he's still here to do it.
But he's already talking about buying a striker in January, and January purchases are notoriously risky and often don't work out. isn't that a concern that shows panic and a lack of planning? He clearly wanted Rashford and Martial to be his main options up front and only 7 weeks after the window closed he's already reverting on that decision.
Whether he even gets to rebuild will depend on results, and the results are bad.. like.. really, really bad, and don't really look like improving, which was my whole point. So we can look toward the next few windows and say he'll maybe do better if he gets these players and whatnot but if we're languishing in the bottom half by the end of the season (a not impossible scenario) then how the hell is he even going to get those players? It's also very likely that our best player fecks off in the summer too which will leave our midfield in even more dire straits.
Who said Ole doesn't deserve any blame? Let's learn to read before making stuff up.Great and insightful response.
Stop for once and for all comparing 80s United to one of the powerful and richest clubs on the planet, it’s an insult to the club and our 2 and a half decades of success.
So, Ole doesn’t get any criticism for leaving us with a thin squad, he deserves praise for our post Jose run, which you claim had something to do with coaching and tactics (after 2 days in charge ), and now that we’ve had our worst start in 30 years, everyone except Ole is to blame.
Don’t waste my time with cliches man.
IronicStunning response.
But when you sack him, who do you appoint?
Okay but when I see the words back I see Longstaff; Rice and Maddison. With Mandzukic up top because he believes in Rashford and Tony.
So as far as I’m concerned and I don’t need to see this out. We already known where it is going. The same place Moyes was looking to take us. There probably watching videos on Steve Bruce and Pallister getting shown how to defend.
It sounds like you’d be happy with that and you simply can’t wait.Who said Ole doesn't deserve any blame? Let's learn to read before making stuff up.
Sacking him and starting again helps nobody.
Imagine if he finished 11th or 13th
Fred the Red. That's not the point though. We have no say in who to appoint. It's whether or not the job he is doing right now (coaching, performances, results) deserves the sack. Simple as that. And it's a resounding yes.But when you sack him, who do you appoint?
At least I'm not claiming baseless opinions as facts and then replying "nah" when someone points it out. But carry on.Ironic
should it happen my top choice is Nagelsmann, followed by Allegri and worse comes to worse Wenger in a caretaker capacity
We won't get £150m for Pogba next summer with one year on his contract. Plus we already need two midfielders even if we keep him. Sancho is a total pipe-dream unless we get top four, which we probably won't.Any transfer is risky. We need attacking quality ASAP. I would hope that a right winger can be bought in too, but I suspect that Sancho is our balls-out option in the summer and if hat is the case then it will be because they have been given some encouragement from the player
As for Pogba I'd honestly rather have £150m to reinvest. He isn't playing particularly well and is not the leader we need in the middle. McTominay is showing him up this season.
Fred the Red. That's not the point though. We have no say in who to appoint. It's whether or not the job he is doing right now (coaching, performances, results) deserves the sack. Simple as that. And it's a resounding yes.
Besides, you don't stick with a manager who is consistently showing relegation form, dire performances and non-existent coaching just because you have been burnt many times in the past so now you're scared of making the decision. That's not a very good way to assess things in general is it?
Poll results.
Baseless? It's almost as if you haven't watched these players.At least I'm not claiming baseless opinions as facts and then replying "nah" when someone points it out. But carry on.
40% Hasn't even been 1 year.Right now with 322 votes at 41.6% Sack with 58.4% at keep.
Season is a write off, get a caretaker in and work behind the scenes to get one of the up and coming managers out there, who have a clear style of play and hasn’t peaked yet, preferably Nagelsmann, in the summer.Well either is pulling the trigger unless there is a plan for after surely.
I'd keep for now.
I'm starting to think that this isn't a job one manager can do. By which I mean that we're in such a bad way that even a manager doing the right things will be unable to get the short/medium term results required to keep himself in the job from this starting point.
As such, despite having no hope of Solskjaer succeeding here, I can imagine us being in a better situation squad-wise by the time he leaves. More signings like Maguire, AWB and James won't be enough to save his job (because ultimately I don't think he's a good enough manager) but they might provide a better platform for the next guy.
Unlike some of our previous managers, I don't think he's actively polluting the side in a way that will last beyond his reign.
He's easily the worst manager in the league so a better replacement shouldn't be that hard to find I imagine.Well either is pulling the trigger unless there is a plan for after surely.
There's a world of difference between turning players into world class performers or struggling in mid-table. And no, your second sentence is still not a fact. A past-it, destructive Mourinho continuing the pattern of his previous clubs and Solskjaer, who failed miserably at his one other Premier League job, are by no means evidence to turn your opinion into fact.Baseless? It's almost as if you haven't watched these players.
Any manager in the world would struggle with this team and that is a fact.
Having Pep wouldn't miraculously turn Rashford in to a top striker or Lingard into anything other than the mannequin he is.
It's not jumping the gun. It's making sure we don't make another fruitless appointment. Sacking the manager is the easiest thing in the world. Especially for post SAF United. Seems so some fans can't see past that.But that's jumping the gun though. That's not what the poll is for.
It's to assess whether you think the job he is doing right now (coaching, performances, results) deserves the sack? Simple as that.
Anything else is conjecture and distorting the outcome of the poll.
We aren't going to be informed of the club's future intentions regardless, so if that's why many people are voting keep instead, then it makes no sense to me.
Season is a write off, get a caretaker in and work behind the scenes to get one of the up and coming managers out there, who have a clear style of play and hasn’t peaked yet, preferably Nagelsmann, in the summer.
Poll results.
If that's your logic we don't have a say in sack him or not. Anyway strange logic.Fred the Red. That's not the point though. We have no say in who to appoint. It's whether or not the job he is doing right now (coaching, performances, results) deserves the sack. Simple as that. And it's a resounding yes.
Besides, you don't stick with a manager who is consistently showing relegation form, dire performances and non-existent coaching just because you have been burnt many times in the past so now you're scared of making the decision. That's not a very good way to assess things in general is it?
40% Hasn't even been 1 year.
What restructuring? We haven't hired a DOF and we replaced a seasoned goalkeeper coach with some guy who worked with Ole in his glory days at Cardiff. If you are referring to the fact that we allowed players like herrera and Lukaku go without bothering replacing them then that was more of dismantling the side rather then restructuring it.
The guy is out of depth. Everything from his tactics, his naive attitude regarding kids and his obsession to anything British is clear testament to that. I see ole more of yet another example of the problem rather then the problem itself. However he is certainly not the solution to it far from it.
But when you sack him, who do you appoint?
I can't speak for all united fans who aren't on the Internet, but everyone I know is still behind Ole.Sky just did a section with interviews outside old Trafford this morning, all were behind Ole so either they are biased in what they showed or it shows the internet is full of crackpots
Yep. We've seen this film before, always has a sad ending.I just don’t see us turning this around, it’s going to get worse. 6/7 of our next games are away, the poll will be majority sack in the coming weeks.
Who would we bring in is the question.
Thats the key. Changing a manager again but keeping the same structure won't work.Tough one, tbh. I’d probably sack him - if a few others changes could be made with it and IF a good managerial candidate is available. A few changes like either appointing a DoF and moving Ed away from the football operations or even move OGS into that position as DoF as he understands the club, the vision, he says the right things and his signings have been good, IMO.
Just tactically and coaching wise, I’m not seeing results if I’m honest.