Would you sack or keep Ole? (Poll reopened)

Sack or Keep OLE?

  • Sack Ole & appoint new coach ASAP

  • Keep Ole & back him to finish rebuild

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Ive withheld my opinion on this really, but he has to go. The football is shocking
 
Paxi said:
Sadly it won't. We're fecking incompetent so we will probably wait until we miss out on CL places next year. I'm resigned to this outcome sadly.
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We're like traffic cones out there and it's disheartening. It's not for a lack of trying; there's just no plan and no idea what to do except make it up as they go along. This is the time when teams that know what they're doing can dial up the pressure without even thinking about it because they know precisely what they're supposed to be doing to a man, and standing still is unacceptable because their piece of the cog needs to be doing what has been imprinted all week or over months and months of drilling.

It's painfully obvious we're a mile behind the curve.

For the board, it should be a question of will this cost them money, and the answer is obviously yes because CL qualification will not come easy, if at all.
 
He's not surviving the year is he? Already looks like half the players don't give a shit anymore.
 
GailSpaceWynand said:
Fair enough then. I don't agree with you but that's OK. But you understand people can have different views (some that will probably change after months of good/bad performance but anyway..) so the 66% isn't that alarming.
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Fair enough, I am not expecting everyone to have the same opinion as mine. But then again, I am hoping everyone to have the same opinion after watching this crap for more than a year.
 
This is Moyes level of tactics, all narrow. All these forwards on and full backs not crossing it. People that think Ole is still the man are fecking delusional.
 
He's in serious trouble if we lose to Everton. There's an international break after that fixture too.
 
Bye Ole, but the real constant underpinning our chronic failure is the owners. Remember that when he inevitably gets sacked
 
I'm sorry it didn't work out for Ole, but we have to move on now
 
Fortitude said:
We're like traffic cones out there and it's disheartening. It's not for a lack of trying; there's just no plan and no idea what to do except make it up as they go along. This is the time when teams that know what they're doing can dial up the pressure without even thinking about it because they know precisely what they're supposed to be doing to a man, and standing still is unacceptable because their piece of the cog needs to be doing what has been imprinted all week or over months and months of drilling.

It's painfully obvious we're a mile behind the curve.

For the board, it should be a question of will this cost them money, and the answer is obviously yes because CL qualification will not come easy, if at all.
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100 % agree with everything mate. We're pure dung and I'm done with this for the night I think.
 
Getting pretty difficult now not to switch to Ole out. Pretty shocking his inability to get any kind of reaction from the players. I have a feeling he’s done. Anyone got Poch on speed dial?

Edit: Feck it. Out.
 
Thanks for the efforts Ole but enough is enough. Out of ideas and out of positivity.
 
That was appalling :lol:

Woodward can't be looking at this not wanting to pull the trigger tomorrow for Poch.
 
Awful awful

This is as bad as it gets. No intelligence, no nous, no clue
He really does need to go and now before its too late on all fronts
 
@VP89 I think it was you, posted something recently from a reputed journo saying that the players didn't have total faith in Ole?

It looks like he's losing the dressing room now which there'll be no way back from.
 
Players have had it with him. They are playing to get him sacked. We are literally playing exactly same we did prior to getting Jose axed.
 
He's got to go. This is our season. Just inconsistency and mediocrity.
 
As an educated fan of football and Man Utd, you would have to believe that Everton at the weekend is do or die for Ole. Who knows what Woodward and the Board REALLY think though.
 
Absolute 0/10 performance. The next game is less than 72 hours away so there’s probably not much point bringing in a new manager before the international break. Everton will be his swansong, as it was for Moyes.
 
VP89 said:
There is nothing knee jerk about your assessment. You can tell he has no legs to stand on because his examples of Ole is isolated to suit the argument, rather than looking at the entire picture of his tenure here as you've done.
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:lol: the guy was stating his views on Ole's tenure not the entire picture. But hey I'm the one who cherry picks certain points to suit his agenda.

Also I've seen your posts after games. Have a good day; don't want my time wasted discussing things with you.
 
I think the poll should be reset. Surely, 60% of people cannot believe he should stay now. After a £100m+ investment since January, somehow we have started this season off worse than the last one. That is inexcusable.
 
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