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I’m starting to warm to it.This is just a beautiful thing.
I’m starting to warm to it.This is just a beautiful thing.
I agree, although I don't see any transactions in this Jan window. I can't see any funds being released to an interim manager unless we already know our manager for next season and he has identified targets, although can't see us being that organised right now.I'm surprised by the amount of people saying the season is a write-off for. You've got 21 games to make up 8 points, you're still in the Champions League, and you've still got the FA Cup to come, with a January window before all that really gets going.
Tracking planes again?Just about to touch down at Manchester Airport now, welcome back Ole!
Surprised Phelan is back. Didn’t he make questionable comments when he left?
As far as I'm concerned the worst that can happen is we finish 8th but the players are happier than they were. I'd agree with the worry in here and in your post if Ole was a permanent signing but if the club follow through on their promise then we'll have a DOF soon to take over the football side of things and hopefully a manager more in tune with club values than the last 3. I think it wasn't just SAF leaving that killed us but the fact that no other top club has had a SAF in the last 20 years. You are always going to fall behind when the guy who managed you for 20 years could take care of and delegate the football side of things to near perfection. I hate saying this but City really showed the way in getting the right system in place before hiring the perfect manager for that system (helps of course when Pep can demand a new back 5 ). We hopefully seem to be waking up to trying to emulate this. At worst we finish top 8-10 which could have happened anyway, at best we play better football and the likes of De Gea, Pogba and Martial can be convinced to stay for next season.Having thought about it this afternoon, there's a chance you're right. Solskjaer could actually improve United because him and Phelan might actually do some fecking coaching.
That would definitely be preferable.This..........except I'd rather not be flirting with relegation and I'd love a swashbuckling FA Cup win
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Jose wore boots on the training ground, problem was his mouth did all the running.Ole was a good player I like managers who you see pull on some boots on the training ground
Without a shadow of doubt. I wouldn't be surprised if SAF was secretly put in charge at first, with Ole carrying out his orders.Get the feeling SAF has had a big influence on bringing Ole Gunnar back.
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Maybe the club realised were doing abysmal and actually decided to listen to someone who knew a thing or 38 about managing the biggest club in the world. They may have sought his advice and that could be why then brought Mike Phelan back. Well done again Sir Alex (which is what I believe). Our Knight in Red Armour.Get the feeling SAF has had a big influence on bringing Ole Gunnar back.
Probably, but tbh I don’t think there is anyone else at our club anywhere near as qualified to make a decision on who our manager should be.Get the feeling SAF has had a big influence on bringing Ole Gunnar back.
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Unleash Pogbeast, use Lingard centrally, get Lukaku back to fitness, and play actual CBs for a change. Not too hard to achieve, IMO, now that Jose has left.Lifting the spirit inside the dressing room and getting supporters believing again. That’s the most important thing short term. His body language and expressions must install trust and respect. That’s the first step.
Secondly he must have some sort of short term vision. A realistic goal to gathered around. Making everybody reading the same page. Winning the next game is fine but a club of our stature needs something more.
Quite right mate.Probably, but tbh I don’t think there is anyone else at our club anywhere near as qualified to make a decision on who our manager should be.
Could of swore Phelan said something too, found this but it’s nothing bad really.No. Maybe you're thinking of Reen Meulensteen's 'advice' for Moyes after he took over and started with his own coaching staff
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Almost got Dortmund relegated too. Its why he was sacked by themWhat has his stint at Cardiff got to do with anything? Do you know that Klopp got Mainz relegated from the Bundesliga?
Shhhh doesn't fit the agenda - Klopp, not winning things and getting teams relegated....neverAlmost got Dortmund relegated too. Its why he was sacked by them
Great, let the conspiracy theories begin.I wouldn't be surprised if SAF was secretly put in charge at first, with Ole carrying out his orders.
That is very true, hard to deny that fact.He's certainly not the most qualified choice but at the end of the day it is pretty much a free hit in our current situation.
That is excellent.