Ole had the 3rd highest win ratio of any Utd manager ever.
He's just won 9 straight away games in PL. A club record.
He came 3rd in his only fully season to date and we are currently 5pts off the top with a game in hand.
You lot are the nutters. Entitled brats who expect Fergie results from a team that isn't as good. We aren't the best in the world anymore.
This is my concern, and it looks to a wider debate regarding the overwhelming appropriation of stats in football nowadays. What do these states actually mean? That he's doing very well, that he's a top manager?
The 2020 football programme has been crazy, and I look on such stats with a sense of caution. Where has been the 'great away' record during our CL campaign?
I am looking at OGS, the resources at his disposal, and the development of our squad. It's clear after over 100 matches in charge, we still lack an identity in terms of play, approach to games, aspiration, targets... I read somewhere yesterday that OGS is focused on a top four finish. That's
standard for a club of our size, pedigree and history!
His signings are some good, some not so good. I see little development of players (and we have many good players and some top, top players...).
And he doesn't look convinced himself.. even now, and all of these hesitations reflect in our games and performance.
We now approach many games as sensitive underdogs, rather than winners with a sense of conviction... We're supposed to be Red Devils playing in the ' Theatre of Dreams' ffs!
We'll play well against Citeh, because no one expects us to win. How sad is that.
A Club legend but an average manager, and he needs to careful as to how he is using this opportunity, and what his legacy may be.