UnRational
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I’d say he’s the luckiest man in the world
he hasn’t, I didn’t go to the game but I was expecting more boo’s at the full time whistle.I think the manager has loss all the fans
Half the crowd had left it seemed. The boos at half time were deafening. It's clear the crowd has turned. A humiliation by City (very very likely) will tip it over I feel.he hasn’t, I didn’t go to the game but I was expecting more boo’s at the full time whistle.
Ask Donny and Eric about his man managment.
He won't get past TottenhamHalf the crowd had left it seemed. The boos at half time were deafening. It's clear the crowd has turned. A humiliation by City (very very likely) will tip it over I feel.
I meant more in terms of the home support. Feel a new manager won't be thrown into the deep end. Ole will be kept till the international break and with us out of title contention, the manager will be tasked to being the top 4 trophy home.He won't get past Tottenham
Of course he was always gonna praise the current manager.
Manchester United defender Eric Bailly appeared to aim a thinly-veiled dig at his former boss Jose Mourinho by praising Ole Gunnar Solskjaer for his man-management style.
Solskjaer is clearly a popular figure with his squad, and speaking to ESPN Bailly said he believed the Norwegian's successful playing career has helped him as a manager.
"I would say like an uncle, and having someone like that in the club gives the players more strength."
Theres all sorts of questions to be asked about the tactical approach, but the man management has always been top notch.
Ah yes, a quote from March 2020, that's the issue settled then. Maybe we should go back and ask Bailly how he feels these days, now that a clearly unfit Maguire is getting picked ahead of him every game?Theres all sorts of questions to be asked about the tactical approach, but the man management has always been top notch.
yeah agree, the HT boos were very loud, it was said in commentary there were still about 60k in the stadium (appreciate they were guessing but still a lot) so I was expecting more noise aimed at Ole and the players.Half the crowd had left it seemed. The boos at half time were deafening. It's clear the crowd has turned. A humiliation by City (very very likely) will tip it over I feel.
The lack of discipline and effort lately makes me think that he's too soft.Manchester United defender Eric Bailly appeared to aim a thinly-veiled dig at his former boss Jose Mourinho by praising Ole Gunnar Solskjaer for his man-management style.
Solskjaer is clearly a popular figure with his squad, and speaking to ESPN Bailly said he believed the Norwegian's successful playing career has helped him as a manager.
"I would say like an uncle, and having someone like that in the club gives the players more strength."
Theres all sorts of questions to be asked about the tactical approach, but the man management has always been top notch.
I replied to a poster asking what Bailly said, and this is what he has said.Ah yes, a quote from March 2020, that's the issue settled then. Maybe we should go back and ask Bailly how he feels these days, now that a clearly unfit Maguire is getting picked ahead of him every game?
I think he'd diplomatically give a non-answer so as to not burn his bridges. I am taking issue with the "the man management has always been top notch" line which is utter nonsense IMO. Sure it's good if you're one of Ole's mates who gets picked to play game in, game out. If you're not? Tough shit. We'd rather play Marcus Rashford with literally a broken back than give someone else a chance. Bailly sits on the bench while an unfit Maguire puts in performances that are disgracefully bad. Donny van de Beek must have stolen Ole's car or something to not get a look in despite United's midfield playing like shit week in, week out.I replied to a poster asking what Bailly said, and this is what he has said.
What do you imagine Bailly is going to say? "I love not playing"?
Do you know what man management is? clearly not. So good night.I think he'd diplomatically give a non-answer so as to not burn his bridges. I am taking issue with the "the man management has always been top notch" line which is utter nonsense IMO. Sure it's good if you're one of Ole's mates who gets picked to play game in, game out. If you're not? Tough shit. We'd rather play Marcus Rashford with literally a broken back than give someone else a chance. Bailly sits on the bench while an unfit Maguire puts in performances that are disgracefully bad. Donny van de Beek must have stolen Ole's car or something to not get a look in despite United's midfield playing like shit week in, week out.
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You lost the arguement after insulting another individual's comments - debate the issue yes but result to insults & you lose. Good luck with yr man-management style...Do you know what man management is? clearly not. So good night.
Stop being so easily agitated you dolt.
Edit: I am sorry for hurting you feelings. Please accept my apology
pogba was pretty pathetic under the previous managers though…Pogba getting himself sent off on purpose and then chuckling on live TV. Doesn't get more evident that he's lost the players. Wasn't this pathetic under the previous 3 managers.
It’s obvious what Maguire is thinking. Can’t wait to see even slower versions of him!100% he’s lost the players.
God knows what Ronaldo and the others must be thinking.