And your issue seems to be how blatantly ignorant you seem to be about the hypocrisy you spout. You are right, this is Manchester United, and that means supporting the club and the manger through thick and thin. It is hilarious you miss the irony that you mention SAF, who also struggled initially and many wanted him out just like you do with Ole now, without being given a chance to make changes and time to install his own identity to the club. I do not expect success to be instant or even a given, and that is why I am willing to stick with Ole as unlike you I do see improvement in players, and a solid spine being built irrespective of results. Once again, you show ignorance that you hold only one limited perspective and bias by repeating the same crap over and over again, but ignore everything else.
You once again show your bias that I talked about, over inflating Poch's 'success' and downplaying everything else. Getting european qualification for a top six club, that were within distance of said qualification is not an impressive 'achievement', especially when other clubs were mismaged and going through period of upheavals themselves. It was a very good job he did, but nothing amazing or exceptional or impossible.
Also, the scouting and signings that played a key to that were mostly already at the club when Poch arrived, and he has also said that he plays no part in that area of the club. The credit to that should be given to Spurs structure, rather than Pochettino.
I am saying that Ole winning the league with Molde is not something that can, or should be ignored just to support the lie that he is some kind of fraud, or is clueless, like some ignorant idiots like to keep repeating, nor should Pochettino's 'achievements' be over inflated as if he did an impossible job alone with a squad fit for relegation.
Except he does not, and that is where your argument falls off. He has not
achieved anything in the PL yet. The amount that he has
achieved is the same as Ole, and that is absolutely feck all.
So, ignore things that go against your arguments and show your bias. K, got it.
Well, now he is sacked from Spurs, a
British commodity, so we do have correspondence there.
Also, of course that is such a stupid argument, as that would mean that we should always sign managers from our league and not give chances to managers that have never managed in the league. By your logic, we should pass on a Pep or a Klopp if a chance to sign someone of their caliber comes, as they have not ever managed in the PL.
FFS, it is like you are completely unaware of the stuff that you come up with.
You, and people like you are the ones stuck up on the Cardiff stuff about Ole. When someone points out that this happened with Poch as well, then you go and bring some other stupid argument that I did not even make. The point was that being sacked at Cardiff, which was a sinking ship before he even took that job, should not be held against him just like Poch being sacked at Espanyol should not, and is not held against him. Getting stacked is a part and parcel of football, especially the modern game. There are probably only a handful of coaches who have not been sacked in their career so far. Basically, that failure in the past should not be used as some kind of stick to beat them with.
And once again, this stupid nonsense.
And only looking at the bottom line is how you are making a mess of your arguments. By you own logic, on one hand you say look at the bottom line. The bottom line is Ole is higher on the table than Poch with a worse squad, and you want to sack him for a manager who, again by
your logic, is worse, because as you say, that is the bottom line.
You simplify everything to suit your agenda, and ignore everything that goes against it, and end up spouting some really stupid stuff.
Once again, where do you come up with these stupid arguments. You say nothing outside of PL matters, and yet bring go cart and F1 into this ??
Sure, if they have the talent for it and have done work that suggest they are capable of doing the job. Once again, that requires actually looking at things with a clear and open mind, without any bias and arrogance, and looking at things in depth which you clearly seem incapable of doing. With your mindset, Pep would never have been given a chance at Barcelona, and Klopp would not have been hired at Dortmund, and SAF would have been sacked as well before having a chance to build.
I don't have to give you anything, it is not my problem that your arguments are a mess, and fail to have a decent platform to give your perspective when you are so clearly biased and one sided in your arguments and opinions. I will support the manager, whoever that is, and while the results are not great it is still not as bad as some want it to be. As for your predictions, they are as useless and baseless as most of your posts have been.
