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Young isn't deadwood if he is a back-up as opposed to first choice in any position. He can play in the FA and league cups and help out in the odd game against the likes of Burnley, Brighton etc when we have fixture congestion. So keeping Young till 2020 isn't too bad in my opinion, that will be about the time he goes the Valencia way and becomes absolutely useless.

The real deadwood are Darmian, Valencia, Mata and Jones who are of absoutely no use. Out of these, only Jones has been given a contract. The other 3 are likely to leave.
I'm ready to bet on Darmian and Mata staying next season.

Valencia is going to leave on free though.

Don't get your hopes up for the next summer.
 

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The real deadwood are Darmian, Valencia, Mata and Jones who are of absoutely no use. Out of these, only Jones has been given a contract. The other 3 are likely to leave.
Mata is leaving only if he does not accept a 1 yr extension and demands a bigger contract. And after the Jones contract extension, I am not exactly confident that Valencia will not be offered a 1 yr extension.
Anyways, guess we will have to wait and watch.
 

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I'm ready to bet on Darmian and Mata staying next season.

Valencia is going to leave on free though.

Don't get your hopes up for the next summer.
Think Darmian would ask to be let go. And club wouldn't stand in the way.
 

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Think Darmian would ask to be let go. And club wouldn't stand in the way.
The fee we're asking for him, simply no one is going to pay that much even by Italy standard. The only way he's leaving is if we decrease our demands a lot.
 

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The fee we're asking for him, simply no one is going to pay that much even by Italy standard. The only way he's leaving is if we decrease our demands a lot.
But he has only 1 year left on his contract. I am guessing we would have come down on the fee, compared to what we asked last year.
 

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I don’t get these united fans who want Ole to get the job full time at this stage atleast wait until the end of the season. Bollox about he knows the club, he gets us, he comes across brilliant interviews, who gives a feck about interviews and he gets us crap.

We have to be very careful who we appoint we have had 3 managerial failures the last thing we need is another.

If the club has already decided on Ole then they are run by idiots we should atleast wait until the end of the season to make a decision. 10 games or so is not enough football to convince me.

I like ole as a player and manager so I am not anti ole I want him to do well, but more so I want United to do well.
 

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:lol: It is a knee jerk reaction. Even without Neymar, they are an incredibly good side and when we lost Martial and Lingaard at the same time, it was always going to be an uphill battle. Both the team selection and the set up was fine. Parking the bus at home in a CL fixture is a bad idea and if we did just that and got a draw, im pretty sure the knives would be out regardless.

What would Poch have done? Magically turned Sanchez into a footballer and hacked the system and given Mata 99 pace? The notion that Lukaku who cant make an impact vs Fulham would have changed anything is laughable. If Poch was in the dugout tonight instead of Ole, playing with the same team, would you have thought: "Ah, beaten by PSG, time to go shopping for a new manager"

Fergie was here for 26 years, most would agree the best manager of all times. In that time he won the CL twice and he usually had much, much better squads than this one.

Disappointing result yes, but people who thought we were going to challenge for the CL with this squad needs a reality check
Pochettino has a successful record of turning around a players career and developing average players to good team players. Sissoko is a great example. Last season, he was on the oust and many taught he was a poor signing. His performance was below par most of the time. Pochettino with his incredible man management ability has made Sissoko a key part of their team and he has been rewarded by Sissoko putting in some great performances. When they lost Kane, many taught Spurs will struggle, yet just like Tuchel with the lost of Neymar, Pochettino found a way to get the best out of his subsidiary player. However, Poch has less quality to deal with as a player in Llorente is arguably one of the worst striker in the league when he is not played to his strength.

As such, I have no doubt Pochettino would do the same with Sanchez and help him find himself. One of a Managers jobs is to instill confidence in their players and Pochettino will do that more effectively than Ole.

If Pochettino was on the dugout, we would have definitely troubled Buffon. Pochettino knows attacking football and he will get these player to provide an attacking onslaught onto PSG goal like he did to United and other teams when they needed a result.
 

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I don’t get these united fans who want Ole to get the job full time at this stage atleast wait until the end of the season. Bollox about he knows the club, he gets us, he comes across brilliant interviews, who gives a feck about interviews and he gets us crap.

We have to be very careful who we appoint we have had 3 managerial failures the last thing we need is another.

If the club has already decided on Ole then they are run by idiots we should atleast wait until the end of the season to make a decision. 10 games or so is not enough football to convince me.

I like ole as a player and manager so I am not anti ole I want him to do well, but more so I want United to do well.
By that logic doesn't that mean that we should stop doing what we have been doing? Which is finding the best professional manager available and make them come here and hope they replicate their success in other clubs here as well where there's gonna be a lot more responsibility, scrutiny, and pressure? Ole is what we haven't been doing, which is hiring people who understand what it takes to manager Manchester United.
 

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Pochettino has a successful record of turning around a players career and developing average players to good team players. Sissoko is a great example. Last season, he was on the oust and many taught he was a poor signing. His performance was below par most of the time. Pochettino with his incredible man management ability has made Sissoko a key part of their team and he has been rewarded by Sissoko putting in some great performances. When they lost Kane, many taught Spurs will struggle, yet just like Tuchel with the lost of Neymar, Pochettino found a way to get the best out of his subsidiary player. However, Poch has less quality to deal with as a player in Llorente is arguably one of the worst striker in the league when he is not played to his strength.

As such, I have no doubt Pochettino would do the same with Sanchez and help him find himself. One of a Managers jobs is to instill confidence in their players and Pochettino will do that more effectively than Ole.

If Pochettino was on the dugout, we would have definitely troubled Buffon. Pochettino knows attacking football and he will get these player to provide an attacking onslaught onto PSG goal like he did to United and other teams when they needed a result.
I heard literally the same things said about LvG and Mourinho (and I liked Van Gaal). I'm not buying anymore.
 

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The state of this thread at time.

I've always been more circumspect than most on here when it comes to Ole.

Don't get me wrong, I love the guy and if he carries on this form i'd be delighted to see him get the job but we need a manager that'll take us to another level and i'm not 100% convinced Ole is that guy.

Still, last night does not reflect on Ole whatsoever. He took over in late December, he's done a fantastic job so far but we came up short against one of the best teams in Europe.

Just imagine if Ole gets the job full time and we hit a rough patch. It'll make Wenger in vs Wenger out look like a polite disagreement.
 

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By that logic doesn't that mean that we should stop doing what we have been doing? Which is finding the best professional manager available and make them come here and hope they replicate their success in other clubs here as well where there's gonna be a lot more responsibility, scrutiny, and pressure? Ole is what we haven't been doing, which is hiring people who understand what it takes to manager Manchester United.
Well what we haven’t done is got a attack minded coach, Ole is the first manager we have had who plays attacking football post Sir Alex. I mean who’s to say Pochettino, Zidane even someone like Marco Rose wont have us playing even better than ole has.

I dont understand why you think Ole understands what it takes to manage at Man Utd. How so? Because he used to be a player here?
 

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I heard literally the same things said about LvG and Mourinho (and I liked Van Gaal). I'm not buying anymore.
:lol: Pochettino is the antithesis of LVG and Mourinho. Only similarity is with LVG in how he would give youth a chance and develop them. However, Pochettino is more dynamic with his philosophy and is a much more better man manager. LVG is a 1/10, whereas Pochettino is 10/10 in regards to this characteristic.
 

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There's a weird vibe to the comments on this thread. Anyone even floating the idea that OGS might not be cut out to be our permanent manager risks being accused of being a Pocchetino fan, or Jose loyalist, who is taking enormous pleasure at putting the boot into Ole. Based on nothing more than 90 minutes of football, with a shit referee and terrible luck with injuries.

I think it's possible to have doubts about his long term suitability (doubts 99% of this place had when he was appointed!) without being guilty of any of the above. I was pleased when he was signed as interim manager because he's a fecking great guy, who's been responsible for some of my favourite moments as a fan (from the '99 CL final, to his humble response to the goal he scored on his return from a knee injury that looked like it might end his career). So how can I not feel pleased for him/the club when something like that happens? On paper, though, he never looked like the right man to take on such a big job as our permanent manager. The amazing run of results did muddy the waters but you can't ignore the combination of a favourable run of fixtures and the massive feel good factor you get from firing a toxic wet blanket like Mourinho. You don't get more ideal conditions for one of those "new manager bounce" run of results you see at most other clubs (although, weirdly, not at United until now). The same sort of thing that had Sarri and Emery put on a pedestal in the very recent past. And now look at them!

Every "new manager bounce" comes to an end, eventually and only the most deluded United fan wouldn't be worried, deep down, that this is what we're watching now. All the more so when you consider last night shouldn't have come as a massive surprise, considering we've been average to poor at Old Trafford, fairly consistently, since half time in the game against Spurs.

So yeah, this could be the beginning of the end of Ole's stint as manager. And that's no reflection on him, as he was handed an incredibly difficult job and was only hired to see us through to the end of the season anyway. It would be nice if we see the rest of his time at United through without all the bun-fighting and slanging matches that accompanied the end of every other manager we've had since Fergie retired. I guess that's just a pipe dream...
This.
 

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The state of this thread at time.

I've always been more circumspect than most on here when it comes to Ole.

Don't get me wrong, I love the guy and if he carries on this form i'd be delighted to see him get the job but we need a manager that'll take us to another level and i'm not 100% convinced Ole is that guy.

Still, last night does not reflect on Ole whatsoever. He took over in late December, he's done a fantastic job so far but we came up short against one of the best teams in Europe.

Just imagine if Ole gets the job full time and we hit a rough patch. It'll make Wenger in vs Wenger out look like a polite disagreement.
How do you think Pochettino would have got on last night?
 

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Pochettino has a successful record of turning around a players career and developing average players to good team players. Sissoko is a great example. Last season, he was on the oust and many taught he was a poor signing. His performance was below par most of the time. Pochettino with his incredible man management ability has made Sissoko a key part of their team and he has been rewarded by Sissoko putting in some great performances. When they lost Kane, many taught Spurs will struggle, yet just like Tuchel with the lost of Neymar, Pochettino found a way to get the best out of his subsidiary player. However, Poch has less quality to deal with as a player in Llorente is arguably one of the worst striker in the league when he is not played to his strength.

As such, I have no doubt Pochettino would do the same with Sanchez and help him find himself. One of a Managers jobs is to instill confidence in their players and Pochettino will do that more effectively than Ole.

If Pochettino was on the dugout, we would have definitely troubled Buffon. Pochettino knows attacking football and he will get these player to provide an attacking onslaught onto PSG goal like he did to United and other teams when they needed a result.
Let's see how he attacks Dortmund tonight . Pochetino has been building a squad for much bigger time and still come short everytme he got tested.

And sanchez is complety finished- no manager will do him anything.
 

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I don’t get these united fans who want Ole to get the job full time at this stage atleast wait until the end of the season. Bollox about he knows the club, he gets us, he comes across brilliant interviews, who gives a feck about interviews and he gets us crap.

We have to be very careful who we appoint we have had 3 managerial failures the last thing we need is another.

If the club has already decided on Ole then they are run by idiots we should atleast wait until the end of the season to make a decision. 10 games or so is not enough football to convince me.

I like ole as a player and manager so I am not anti ole I want him to do well, but more so I want United to do well.
Great post, buddy. I've given up saying similar. It's mistake after mistake on a wave of blind optimism at the club at the moment.
 

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Let's see how he attacks Dortmund tonight . Pochetino has been building a squad for much bigger time and still come short everytme he got tested.

And sanchez is complety finished- no manager will do him anything.
Dortmund will be a big test and even though they are no Manchester United, they will provide a challenge to a weakened Spurs side without Neymar(Kane) and Cavani(Ali). Even though, Tuchel has better option to choose from, Spurs has showed in the league that they can still get result without two of their star man missing. The key to Spurs victory will be whether the players will take their opportunity and not squander them like they did against United.
 

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I think some people are also underestimating the effect of getting rid of Mourinho and the toxic atmosphere he created. This has given the players an extra bounce.

Lets look back, when Jose left Chelsea first time they went on to the champions league final and lost by a slip by John Terry. When he left Madrid the next season they went on to win the Champions league. When he left Chelsea the second time they went on to win the league the following season.

There’s a credible trend here that when Mourinho leaves it give the players a boost and they start playing better.

I am not taking anything away from Ole as he has been fantastic we just need to consider every point very carefully before making a decision.
 

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Some seem to have forgotten where we come from and are only focused on where we should be. Should we be competing and beating the best sides in Europe, sure, where were we though before he took over? in no man's land.

We had Mourinho do one of the worst managerial stints ever seen. Before him we had a team not to interested in attacking. Just this season people thought top 4 was an impossibility. Why tear our manager down for not beating quality side?

Some are saying we'll learn alot from our match against Pool. Did you see the match against Pool that got Jose fired? These sides are better than us. Losing to them is no slight on our manager. Losing to sides we should be beating would be.

I'm at a loss to see what a better manager would have done last night after those injuries with this squad.
 

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I hate to say it, but Jose probably could have got us a draw last night. I’d still swap him for Ole a thousand times over though.
 

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Well what we haven’t done is got a attack minded coach, Ole is the first manager we have had who plays attacking football post Sir Alex. I mean who’s to say Pochettino, Zidane even someone like Marco Rose wont have us playing even better than ole has.

I dont understand why you think Ole understands what it takes to manage at Man Utd. How so? Because he used to be a player here?
I know you won't like this but LvG was considered a very attack minded coach when we hired him. More so than Pep even. Actually Van Gaal's big criticism of Pep was that he was too defensive! (At least it was when we appointed him. Now he says Pep can only attack and not defend :wenger:)

So the idea that we haven't hired an attacking minded coach is solely with hindsight. And you could very well be saying the same about Poch. After he guts most of this squad and replaces it with his own deadwood that is.
 

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LVG was an attacking manager, we just didn't have the players to make his brand of football successful, thus it was dreary death by a million passes. Lack of quality in the attacking areas killed any hope of his tactics working.
 

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It is short sighted but that's exactly what we are faced with. Either he will be promoted as our manager after this interim spell or not. All that based on half a season so not much to judge him by. Games against crap teams after everyone is in a happy mood because Jose is out will not be enough to judge him. It has to be the big games and how we bounce back after defeats.
Honestly, having him on a 6 months long audition is a pretty rare luxury if you ask me. Some people use his lack of top flight manager experience as a stick to beat him with, Mou had that in spades and look how he fared with us. I'll happily admit that i am pretty biased towards Ole, but i try to be reasonable as well and want i want most is getting the club back on top where it belongs, regardless of who sits in the dugout. Could be Piers Morgan as long as we win and play good football,not really though, hes a cnut

That being said, its a bit unfair to prescribe 10/12 wins too good mood alone. No doubt Jose was a venomous twat and him leaving must have felt good for the likes of Pogba and Rashford, but the way players have described Ole in interviews proves they like him, respect him and are motivated. If he was a clueless twat i doubt we would have this positive vibe. Beating the crap teams is an important part of the job as well, leagues are won by the teams who manage to get scrappy 0-1 wins vs the bottom teams who rather engage in shithousery than play football

Bottom line, if Ole manages to keep up the good form in the league i think he should get the job over Poch for a couple of reasons.
1) He has shown he can do well with us, which is more important than than stability with another club
2) Unless Fergie comes back, he knows the club better than any other manager. Hes also been pretty open and honest about still asking and listening to Fergie for advice, and that feels pretty reassuring
3) If he keeps up the good form and then gets binned over Poch, the pressure on Poch to deliver from day 1 will be completely unreal
 

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Honestly, having him on a 6 months long audition is a pretty rare luxury if you ask me. Some people use his lack of top flight manager experience as a stick to beat him with, Mou had that in spades and look how he fared with us. I'll happily admit that i am pretty biased towards Ole, but i try to be reasonable as well and want i want most is getting the club back on top where it belongs, regardless of who sits in the dugout. Could be Piers Morgan as long as we win and play good football,not really though, hes a cnut

That being said, its a bit unfair to prescribe 10/12 wins too good mood alone. No doubt Jose was a venomous twat and him leaving must have felt good for the likes of Pogba and Rashford, but the way players have described Ole in interviews proves they like him, respect him and are motivated. If he was a clueless twat i doubt we would have this positive vibe. Beating the crap teams is an important part of the job as well, leagues are won by the teams who manage to get scrappy 0-1 wins vs the bottom teams who rather engage in shithousery than play football

Bottom line, if Ole manages to keep up the good form in the league i think he should get the job over Poch for a couple of reasons.
1) He has shown he can do well with us, which is more important than than stability with another club
2) Unless Fergie comes back, he knows the club better than any other manager. Hes also been pretty open and honest about still asking and listening to Fergie for advice, and that feels pretty reassuring
3) If he keeps up the good form and then gets binned over Poch, the pressure on Poch to deliver from day 1 will be completely unreal
I agree with most of this.

I think Ole is generally, a good manager. He got out done by Tuchel and that happens. Tuchel is probably a better manager at this point. But, I think he ultimately needs to be judged on his domestic ambitions first before we can safely judge him on his European exploits. If he takes us deep in the FA Cup and secures a Top 4 spot then a decision has to be made.
 

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LVG was an attacking manager, we just didn't have the players to make his brand of football successful, thus it was dreary death by a million passes. Lack of quality in the attacking areas killed any hope of his tactics working.
He had ample time and money to sign players to make his style of football work but nothing changed.
 

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Starting to doubt him moving Sanchez, Lukaku and Mata on in the summer. Something we dearly need to do.
Not going to happen. We already have Darmian and Valencia to offload. Do you honestly think we will buy loads of players, leave alone expensive attackers in summer. Not going to happen
 

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I'm not liking the talk of Tuchel schooling Ole at all.

We set up well yesterday. In the first half Herrera and Matic were tidying up nicely. We caused problems when Lingard and Rashford ran at the defence.

The injuries killed us. Their wing backs were free to push forward.

Even then, I feel their goals came from two mistakes. De Gea/Matic for the first and Bailly for the second. The only thing I slight ole on is the decision to start Bailly over Jones, but given Mbappes pace of was understandable.

PSG just have much more quality than we do in depth. Past our first XI we are lacking. We know this. They also have much more experience in Alves, Buffon, Silva and the snake.

Give ole the summer and bring in players who suit our plan A for depth.
 

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I have no doubt Ole should and will get the job. No one else will have us playing better football.
Last night we tackled well. and did cause them problems. But they marked Pogba well so he was not as effective.
The injuries highlighted the fact we really do not have the depth in the squad.
Because PSG has quality players it was always a possibility they will score.
 

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Pochettino has a successful record of turning around a players career and developing average players to good team players. Sissoko is a great example. Last season, he was on the oust and many taught he was a poor signing. His performance was below par most of the time. Pochettino with his incredible man management ability has made Sissoko a key part of their team and he has been rewarded by Sissoko putting in some great performances. When they lost Kane, many taught Spurs will struggle, yet just like Tuchel with the lost of Neymar, Pochettino found a way to get the best out of his subsidiary player. However, Poch has less quality to deal with as a player in Llorente is arguably one of the worst striker in the league when he is not played to his strength.

As such, I have no doubt Pochettino would do the same with Sanchez and help him find himself. One of a Managers jobs is to instill confidence in their players and Pochettino will do that more effectively than Ole.

If Pochettino was on the dugout, we would have definitely troubled Buffon. Pochettino knows attacking football and he will get these player to provide an attacking onslaught onto PSG goal like he did to United and other teams when they needed a result.
Come on man, thats absurd. Sanchez has barely looked like a footballer for over a year, not even the Messiah can save him. Getting the best out of mediocre players should not be an issue for a United manager, he should focus on getting the best out of good players.

We hired Moyes on the premise that he had loads of experience and was adept at keeping a steady ship with minimal net spending. Poch is a better manager than Moyes, but there are some similarities here. Dont get me wrong I like Poch, i like his style, he carries himself well in interviews and hes managed to build a very good team on a small budget, and if our season collapses now then i will be fully backing getting Poch as a manager. His lack of silverware concerns me though. That Tottenham squad is a very talented one and they at least should have managed a league cup or an FA cup the last couple of years.
 

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Also, this Spurs squad is absolutely no worse than the Wenger squad when he won 3 FA cups and made top 4 every season and was still pilloried for it. Yet Poch gets praises for a worse record. It maybe be because Arsenal started from title challengers and ended up that way and Spurs started from outside the top 4, however their situations are very comparable. Similar budget constraints.

Also there was a thought around here that Ole would be the "cheap" when and a "yes man" for the Glazers. Poch has been a yes man for Spurs all this while. so what makes people think he's gonna strat demanding funds from Woodward if and when he gets here?
 

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It’s pretty grim how many of our fans seem desperate for Ole to fail and for us to lose, just so they can say “told you so”. There was some genuine glee in the post match comments from some people, apparently delighted to point out how rubbish we really are.
Kids.
 

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Starting to doubt him moving Sanchez, Lukaku and Mata on in the summer. Something we dearly need to do.

Personally I'd be happy enough if just Mata went and we got a decent RW player in to replace him, when you consider our need elsewhere in the squad it'd be a decent result this summer.

Lukaku will know he's back up, so if he's not happy then he can ask to leave, don't see it happening though, Sanchez is just a mistake, so we'll likely have to see it out.
 

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He was found out yesterday. Jose would have beaten PSG or at least get us a draw. We beat Juventus on away goals and Juventus is regarded as a better team than PSG. Absolute disgrace we just capitalated.
 

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He was found out yesterday. Jose would have beaten PSG or at least get us a draw. We beat Juventus on away goals and Juventus is regarded as a better team than PSG. Absolute disgrace we just capitalated.
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