Another calamitous Woodward mistake.
Ole Gunnar Solskjær | 2021/22 Discussion
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OGS is just out of his depth sadly. We would all love if a legend of the game could make better choices but unfortunately, it's not the case
Sort of agree but we were in good form and bridge is a tough place to go and hence we packed the team. Our issues is the quality of the players and non existent bench which cannot be fixed in one season.
"The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist" The Usual Suspects
The greatest trick Ole pulled is convincing the Red Devils he has a long term plan and will give youth a chance.
The greatest trick Ole pulled is convincing the Red Devils he has a long term plan and will give youth a chance.
Bar Maguire he has bought well and he has bought in young players like Williams Garner and Greenwood who will be in the side for years to come and given chances to others .
Another manager wouldnt have done so and we would lose those talents .
Whatever else his reign will bring we will owe him thanks for that
You’re probably right. All jokes aside he’s the worst in the Prem.
You would nearly think he signed off selling two midfielders and not replacing them??
Wish I shared your optimism.
Oleball never has or never will be good enough at the top level. He needs replacing.
The Norwich result shows how poor the opposition need to be for it to be successful. We have been beaten by some truly awful teams so far this season. There is no progress, only regression.
The Norwich result shows how poor the opposition need to be for it to be successful. We have been beaten by some truly awful teams so far this season. There is no progress, only regression.
Call me a romanticist, if you like, but I feel Ole would put the well being of the club before financial gain.
LVG would have and we would have been higher in the table with it too.
He put a near full strength team up against Rochdale at the time. Let alone against Chelsea this week.
He's clueless and most probably we will be 10 points adrift top 4 at the end of the day. But yeah at least we're safe from relegation zone (so far).
Shame we can't play Norwich every week.
We'll keep hovering around 7th to 10th spot for the majority of the season winning a game and losing the next and I'm sure it'll be totally fine for the Ole in crowd because they probably enjoy the idea of having an ex legend managing the club rather than what's actually happening on the pitch.
We'll keep hovering around 7th to 10th spot for the majority of the season winning a game and losing the next and I'm sure it'll be totally fine for the Ole in crowd because they probably enjoy the idea of having an ex legend managing the club rather than what's actually happening on the pitch.
Moyes had interest in a long term. And he is 10x better manager than Ole.
We've not got the creative players to break teams down under ANY manager. Haven't for years. They're just not those type of players. Tons of pace, works well on the counter but don't have the players to provide that killer ball.
Have to ride it out and let him bring in a bit more quality before we change anything again.
Have to ride it out and let him bring in a bit more quality before we change anything again.
No one will do that with millions on the line. Literally no one. Heck even SAF put his own ego in front of the club when he went to war with the majority stake holders over some stud.
I bet this is like some sort of buzz, for some, bashing him, after restraining a bit over the last 3 weeks. This Bournemouth game was always going to be tricky.
After the Liverpool we had a decent run of 5 games against mid to lower table teams, but my target has always been a minimum of 9 points from them, thats not changed, regardless of this result, as i was not expecting to win them all.
That said the people that constantly bash seem devoid of reality, they say everything is crap, yet seem to think we should be winning everygame, even after the Liverpool game when we were supposed to lose 0-5 was a opportunity to bash.
After the Liverpool we had a decent run of 5 games against mid to lower table teams, but my target has always been a minimum of 9 points from them, thats not changed, regardless of this result, as i was not expecting to win them all.
That said the people that constantly bash seem devoid of reality, they say everything is crap, yet seem to think we should be winning everygame, even after the Liverpool game when we were supposed to lose 0-5 was a opportunity to bash.
You're drenched in romanticism
That's the only reason OGS is still in a job if he was sacked to the spotlight would be on Woodward.
It definitely the quality of players. Even a half decent number 10 and today is a different game. We're not going to win every game with what we've got unfortunately, today is just the kind of result that will happen.
The worst thing in all this is that Woodward won't do anything about it.
There's so much to play for this season, making a change now could be just what we need to win the EL and sneak into the CL that way. I feel that we desperately need CL to get the players we need next summer.
There's so much to play for this season, making a change now could be just what we need to win the EL and sneak into the CL that way. I feel that we desperately need CL to get the players we need next summer.
This is just LVG second season all over again anyway. We'll keep losing to midtable and inferior teams, beating relegation fodders while doing well in big matches to give Ole enough time to ease pressure before we feck it up again.
Any post match comments from him yet? I am pretty sure he will say we played well and deserved something from the game, completely forgetting that we had just 3 shots on target and we barely troubled their keeper.
If Solskjaer was in charge of Everton, Brighton, Southampton etc., he’d have been sacked already.
Absolutely laughable.
Absolutely laughable.
Part of the plan. We're working long term. We were unlucky, Pogba is injured...
He will always have excuses.
Yeah, I'm not sure he'd be doing us any favours that way. A few millions means nothing in the grand scheme of things. And for him to walk out without giving the board the necessary time to hire people who can help them do their jobs would just mean another scatterbrained decision.
Thankfully not all of us think a long-term approach requires Solskjaer being the manager - like some have insisted on. But a long-term approach does require us to hire a manager who fits and if we have to wait, the interim period needs to be carefully considered. We probably don't have any coach at the club of the required pedigree to step in.
Doh! Into the ‘What do we do about this’ thread I go. Again.I hope you got the context of the post from @Classical Mechanic
He is making me weep though.
How many top managers come from former great players? So this notion that a playing legend would sort our mess was always a romantic notion with not a lot to back that in terms of prior history.
Your post makes no sense . You call us delusional for wanting ole to stay saying we think we have a divine right to win when most Ole fans are willing to accept losing now to improve in the future .
You however want to keep players that have taken us nowhere in the hope of winning the odd game here and there and never improving
Yes and I've succumbed to that fact so I can take this result without all the doom.
Knew you would be back. Been quiet for a while.
Bookies gave us less than 50% chance of a win today. These games happen to squads like ours.
Well it takes to do to United what he did to Cardiff
Part of which plan? To flirt with relegation so that we may realize how lucky we are to be in the PL?
The crazy thing is they would have never even considered him for the job unlike us. It's weird having a manager at United that not one other team in the league - from midtable to relegation fodder - would touch with a barge pole.
We started well, but did not take advantage while we were on top. If you do that you get what you deserve in the end, nothing.Goals win you games in the end, not just effort.
From his post-match comments: "If you want to be challenging for the top four, and moving up the table, you have to win games like this. But I am sure Bournemouth will say that as well.” He is sure that Bournemouth will see a game against Manchester United as a game they (Bournemouth) should win? It's almost like OGS sees as a mid-table, eminently beatable team (which of course we are, but it hardly boosts the confidence to hear this sort of thing.)
I wasn't gone, commented after Norwich as well, not sure what your point is?
What is the today's excuse - bookies?
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