So Ole is not a long term solution (which is obvious for multiple years now) but instead of not wasting any more time with him which we did plenty of already, we should give him more time and money because, you know, he is not THE worst manager in the league
And then the same people call us the biggest club in the world even though our expectations from the manager are like some relegation fodders.Well said.
But we have energy, passion and desire.
It literally makes no sense. The fact that they gave him 3 games, shows how out of touch they are. Because sacking him because he is losing/winning these 3 games, is just so random. If they want to sack him, it should be because he is inept tactically and his team shows zero signs of coaching or long term plan. What exactly will he prove in these 3 games? They are just hoping Ole manages to win a game or two, so that the pressure will go away, and they dont have to remove their yes man and lose some money in the process.
Well that's fitting since Manchester United aren't exactly in the trophy winning business anymore
What have you been doing then, besides moaning on a forum?Yeah, but Ole has the United DNA, and is part of a "cultural reboot", which is the equivalent of trophy. Also
Well, I can tell you what I've not been doing - buying anything from Glazers Inc, including this year.
Yes, but are those clubs managed by a club legend that brings good memories of days gone by?
What's Manc for 'Mas que un club?'
I disagree, he's not saying that criticism isn't allowed, it's this ridiculous black or white that doesn't make sense. And then it starts to snowball and before you know it, Ole is a PE teacher who cheated his way to the job and spends his time playing FM while his coaches do the work.
feck the rest of the tweet. Sir Bobby Charlton was there? That's great to hear.
So now being rational is sign of deluded, wum and troll?
Yea but all of them are hipsters.
Hipsters with no DNA.
Wonderfull that you think some supporters fromm 80s are part of problem.
Exactly, imagine having a manager like that... No thanks, especially as we come too far and we're too close to give up now.
And what else do you expect after 3 years, that people will be indifferent, hesitating, still wondering if he’s a right man for the job? It’s really simple, you either want Ole to continue, you’re satisfied with progress we’ve made and think United are fine with him in charge, or you think it’s time for a change. Nobody wants to kick his balls but I guess it makes your message a bit more dramatic. Frustration comes from lack of ambition shown by the board and part of fans that accepted we’re no longer aiming at trophies. To me being a United fan and saying “I’d rather have our manager than half of others in the league” means nothing, because that should never even be a question if our gaffer is in the bottom ten of PL managers. We haven’t sunk that low even in the last years and I hope we never will. Oh and with Conte around I’m quite sure a big chunk of our fans and essentially all opposition fan would rather have 9-10 other of current Premier League managers to lead them than Ole.
I'm not seeing any "Ole In" protests outside of Old Trafford. No one but the Glazer family are keeping Ole in the job.
What the feck has their economic situation got to do with their football success?
Nah, fans are not the problem. Our board doesn't give a shit what we fans think, they have proven that on several occassions, most recently with the Super League.
I mean, I sympathise with this view, and we are extremely spoilt and privileged as a fan base. That guy is ridiculous for not watching us just because it’s not going well. Not the hallmark of a ‘proper fan’.I mean this in the nicest possible way, football is not for you, it would be in your best interest to take a step back from United.........and realise you are doing the fan stuff the wrong way.
God forsake we are only in the FA cup apparently............I could just imagine how nearly every other Fan of all the other clubs in English football would be looking at your type and laughing at what you think it is to support a team
? They literally pulled out from the super league within days because of fat outrage. They don't care about what passive fans think, but if our fanbase gave a shit about success, he'd be gone.
That's an extremely passive approach: Support the team and assume he leaves at the end of the season. What if he doesn't?
Totally agree.
https://www.redcafe.net/threads/and-solskjaer-has-won-it.466729/
Nah, I'll stick to my beliefs instead of being a fickle fan without standards. I'll probably be miserable all season watching this squad win 3 games then lose 4 but at least I'll have my useless pride.
Including yourself. Making posts on Redcafe isn't exactly the silent protest that puts you in any kinda great light when it comes to making it clear to the owners what your attitude as a fan towards their decision is.
You said that you want people to feel heat like in Real Madrid or Barcelona. Why would we? They are not some great examples of well run clubs. And thats is why I took economics as example.
I have a hunch that you might be a little sarcastic.
Eh? I've done as much as I can by not buying merch and generally refusing to support their profit lines.
You are replying to a fake quote
Yeah, I haven't changed my position on Ole if that's what you're getting at. I stand by my original opinion that he should have been sacked after the Liverpool game, it's genuinely mystifying that he wasn't. But I'm resigned to the fact that he's here for the season now. I'd advise others do the same, you're in for a sad time otherwise.
Who's stopping you from going to the ground or anywhere else out in the public and make your voice heard?
Still strange, put it out !
