Joseunited
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No thanks, we're in the crapper now, yours is just around the corner.If you win this weekend then maybe you can have Nuno soon after.
No thanks, we're in the crapper now, yours is just around the corner.If you win this weekend then maybe you can have Nuno soon after.
Don't forget Moyes' Boys, LVGs Red Army, Mourinhos cringey song.Tbf, the hierarchy likely feed them that delusion.
That's already his legacy now for a lot of fans and it's sad. Especially for the fans that aren't old enough to have seen Ole play for us.Being a nice guy is all well and good but he's clearly been found out - time to go before his legacy is one of a clown manager who was a patsy for the board rather than a top manager that a club of this stature deserves.
Read on Manchester Evening News the players found the coaching sessions under Carrick and McKenna "uninspired"...whatever that meansMourinho brought in McKenna when Rui Faria left didn't he?
Ole definitely promoted Carrick and presumably made McKenna the one ultimately in charge of training.
What does Gaz say though? Not Gaz the club owner but Gaz the pundit as values tend to change according to the role he's coveringWith the Guardian reporting that several players have stated their frustration at the lack of direction - Ole "not up to it" and "tactically underwhelming", it should all be over by now.
It means exactly that - they find their coaching sessions uninspiring.Read on Manchester Evening News the players found the coaching sessions under Carrick and McKenna "uninspired"...whatever that means
Thank youIt means exactly that - they find their coaching sessions uninspiring.
????Rumour has it he's gone... fingers crossed!
Not taking an actual managerial job is damaging his future managerial career. Even Conte, a Juventus legend, went to Serie B to earn his stripes.Too bad for Carrick cause this unsuccessful stint will probably damage his potential future managerial career.
If they did get rid now I'd say its probably the first time they've sacked the manager at the right time and not left it too late.Am I the only one who is (pleasantly) surprised that our board is considering getting rid of Ole already? A lot on here complaining that is hasn’t been done yet.
Even after the 5-0 loss to Liverpool, I still genuinely expected us to hang on to Ole until it was mathematically impossible to get top 4.
Replacing Ole now would actually be somewhat of a proactive move from our leadership, believe it or not.
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Rumour has it he's gone... fingers crossed!
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Agreed, but then look at the tweet that was just posted straight after your commentIf they did get rid now I'd say its probably the first time they've sacked the manager at the right time and not left it too late.
They can’t ignore the fans. They absolutely do not want to make a change as Ole is the perfect manager in their eyes. However modern football is largely consumed online and they will be aware of the fan consensus. It is clear at this stage that some 90% of us want a change now however we’re still seeing desperate PR leaks to float the idea of giving him more time. Like anything with the owners I’ll believe something has changed when I see it.Am I the only one who is (pleasantly) surprised that our board is considering getting rid of Ole already? A lot on here complaining that is hasn’t been done yet.
Even after the 5-0 loss to Liverpool, I still genuinely expected us to hang on to Ole until it was mathematically impossible to get top 4.
Replacing Ole now would actually be somewhat of a proactive move from our leadership, believe it or not.
The players that want him gone will down tools and make sure it happens.Won't be watching this weekend so. As expected the board are going to allow things get very, very bad. We will lose to Spurs, absolutely zero doubt in my mind.
We could appoint Phelan as interim for the 2 games. No differenceI think it's obvious they're waiting to get passed Tottenham an City then he will be gone.
Conte can't take charge properly in 3 days. All about the right timing.
Not to mention sitting alongside Ole looking at the iPad.Not taking an actual managerial job is damaging his future managerial career. Even Conte, a Juventus legend, went to Serie B to earn his stripes.
Also what I would expect! As I don't really associate "good decision making" and "competence" with our board.Agreed, but then look at the tweet that was just posted straight after your comment
I think it's a collective problem with the coaching and not just one man tbh. I reckon all are going to be replaced in the near future.We could appoint Phelan as interim for the 2 games. No difference
May as well keep him until we get a replacement lined up? I’d rather Ole in charge than Carrick or McKenna tbhThe fecking staff wants him out too? There’s literally no reason to keep him then. The fans , the players and the staff wants him out, I don’t think Ole has the personality to turn this all around.
Who are the "staff" who want him out? Most of them he has hired right? McKenna and Carrick were from before but there seems to be no indication of friction with them.Tweet
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I get that but that’s not good for squad moral. There will be players against this and poor Maguire trying to keep a steady dressing room which we all can physically see he’s not up to it.I think it's obvious they're waiting to get passed Tottenham an City then he will be gone.
Conte can't take charge properly in 3 days. All about the right timing.
Yeah I don't see how that helps, if anything it makes it worse.We could appoint Phelan as interim for the 2 games. No difference