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How is that an argument ? Gameweek 4 ? we only played 3 games as well.We are one place above the relegation zone now.
How is that an argument ? Gameweek 4 ? we only played 3 games as well.We are one place above the relegation zone now.
I'm Ole in and still. And I do agree that our biggest problem is the Glazers and co.I’m firmly in the Ole In camp.
To see two threads started today both predicting when Ole gets the sack and who the next manager is quite frankly, sickens me. Absolute state of it.
What have we become as a club that we all have become what we hated to see in other clubs.
Absolute joke of a fanbase atm. The whole fanbase is toxic, a lot of them are fickle and have only experienced the highs and not the lows. So crave more of it.
This is not how you support a football team, a large portion of our fanbase could not hack supporting a League 1 or 2 team who often go through peaks and troughs, relegations, yo yoing and nearly there moments, even having 4-5 game losing streaks winning a couple and then going on a 3 game losing streak.
Support the club and have patience!
Yes. He’s a club legend so should never be questioned. Pipe down Strelok, don’t criticise the managerial don who can do no wrong.I'm Ole in and still. And I do agree that our biggest problem is the Glazers and co.
However they don't make tactical choices or picking line ups. Ole does. And imo some of his decisions have been very poor recently.
Am I wrong to question that?
Back the manager by all means, and we should. However, I’d say all of his purchases have become questionable. Whether they aren’t been coached right or just bad buys but all of them could be sold tomorrow and no one would be bothered.It's quite simple for me.
We need to stop changing managers before we fully backed them and let them finish their work.
It happened with Jose before.
You either back the manager and let him finish his work, or just don't hire him in the first place if you don't trust him that much.
Back Ole, if he fail while being properly backed, i'll be the first one asking for his firing. Until then, nothing proves that changing managers is the right path. Especially as we saw improvements last year.
Ole is not the man for the job. Our squad is nowhere near as bad a people make out, its the management, tactics, systems and so on.It doesn’t matter, we finished 3rd. Clubs faltering means teams took points off each other. We finished 3rd and reached 3 semi finals. The final table it what counts.
Yes, you're entitled and toxic.I'm Ole in and still. And I do agree that our biggest problem is the Glazers and co.
However they don't make tactical choices or picking line ups. Ole does. And imo some of his decisions have been very poor recently.
Am I wrong to question that?
Or truly support the club and end this shambles now. Supporting ole will only cause us more pain and delays in getting to the promise land. It could be said people who still support this shambles sicken also. He ain’t ready and so t be for years if at all. Get over it and let’s move onI’m firmly in the Ole In camp.
To see two threads started today both predicting when Ole gets the sack and who the next manager is quite frankly, sickens me. Absolute state of it.
What have we become as a club that we all have become what we hated to see in other clubs.
Absolute joke of a fanbase atm. The whole fanbase is toxic, a lot of them are fickle and have only experienced the highs and not the lows. So crave more of it.
This is not how you support a football team, a large portion of our fanbase could not hack supporting a League 1 or 2 team who often go through peaks and troughs, relegations, yo yoing and nearly there moments, even having 4-5 game losing streaks winning a couple and then going on a 3 game losing streak.
Support the club and have patience!
Plus I’ve been supporting this great club, not ole, since 1983 on yer bike with this oneI’m firmly in the Ole In camp.
To see two threads started today both predicting when Ole gets the sack and who the next manager is quite frankly, sickens me. Absolute state of it.
What have we become as a club that we all have become what we hated to see in other clubs.
Absolute joke of a fanbase atm. The whole fanbase is toxic, a lot of them are fickle and have only experienced the highs and not the lows. So crave more of it.
This is not how you support a football team, a large portion of our fanbase could not hack supporting a League 1 or 2 team who often go through peaks and troughs, relegations, yo yoing and nearly there moments, even having 4-5 game losing streaks winning a couple and then going on a 3 game losing streak.
Support the club and have patience!
And as you can see we are playing really well and losing just being unlucky rightHow is that an argument ? Gameweek 4 ? we only played 3 games as well.
This.. in our current set up, changing a manager is hugely destabilizing as the entire philosophy of the club changes. Either we get a Director of Football for long-term direction and then sack and hire managers as per their ability to get the maximum out of a team. Or we stick with Ole currently and let him take this team forward as much as he can. I prefer the former approach but that's not happening under this current boardHow many managers do we have to plough through before people wake up and see its the board? It really is like groundhog day. The one common denominator is the owners and board.
Sorry, too sensible a postyeah all good arguements for keeping Ole in the job, we should experience ups and downs etc. Its been ongoing for 2 years now with Ole, fair enough he got us 3rd last season, Leceister fell off a cliff and we got about 20 penalties after the restart that helped a lot.
Weve spent over 200m on players, Maguire is captain but isnt leading the team. Pogba starting every game even though hes been shocking everytime hes started. Tactics against Spurs non-existent, what was the game plan? Just push loads of players forward but dont put any of them in the box?
Hes a Championship manager at best and shouldnt be managing the club. Sentiment has a lot to answer for, what would it take for the club to wake up to this? Whilst their isnt an array of managers available at the minute, I would make the change now before his reputation is damaged further. He will always be a club legend and cant be blamed for getting the job as its a dream come true for any ex-United player who devoted themselves to the club.
We are seriously lacking someone who can inspire players, at least 3 times after the final whistle yesterday I seen a smile on Oles face. Personally I would have refused all interviews, regardless of the consequences and went to the dressing room and started the inquistion immediately. His insistance to play Pogba and DDG is a crime in itself, both lack confidence, leave them out for a bit to stay out of the spotlight and if we get a good run going, re-integrate them back into the side. Pogba and Bruno dont work in the same team, period. Yes it went well for a few games last season, more down to the opposition being poor than us being worldies.
Anomalies are exceptions not the rule. Walk in any interview room of any organization and give this as an excuse when your CV is demanded and please let us know here how they respond.I like this logic. Good CVs were only winning one or two cups within a couple years. Let's get an ex player with no managerial pedigree and see how many cups he gets after 2.5 seasons.
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True, but does appointing a less experienced manager in any way help that situation? Probably not.You'd think after seeing managers with better CV's than Ole fail here anyone with even half a brain would recognise it's not the mangers fault for this clubs failings
Because the manager is a "Glazer in". His view on doing the best for the club is to protecting the Glazer externally, let him deal with them behind closed doors. While it looks like Woodward runs him dragged behind closed doors, and pulling the string on him as puppet to shield them from backlash.I have no personal problem with folks being Ole out, after all we all want to see the club succeed. What I don't get are the "fans" who are not equally forceful in being Glazers out when they are the ultimate underlying problem post SAF. That is what is unforgivable for me and I do feel that the fans who are indifferent to the Glazers or at least are not equally as vociferous about it are contributing to the demise of this club.
What are you on about?Anomalies are exceptions not the rule. Walk in any interview room of any organization and give this as an excuse when your CV is demanded and please let us know here how they respond.
Liverpool should have conceded more than 3 against Leeds as well, it's not their only bad defensive performance. I really can't put my finger on what the hell is going on with the top teams right now but all the defences seem to be all over the place. I honestly think that, perhaps because the mid table teams have tended to put more emphasis on their defenders actually being able to defend, they're going to keep challenging the big boys this year. The laughable state of top defenders can't continue forever without a cnuppins.Difference is we probably should have conceded 6+ in each of our 3 games. This isn't a one off for us.
Where has anyone said that Ole deserves extra time for being a club legend? The same dumb thing trotted out by the usual muppets any time people voice an opinion they disagree with. He deserves respect for being a club legend maybe, he deserves time, as would any other manager in his situation, because the 2nd half of last season showed a lot of promise and 3 games into the new season is not the time to throw it all away and start again.Yes. He’s a club legend so should never be questioned. Pipe down Strelok, don’t criticise the managerial don who can do no wrong.
Seriously, imagine if Moyes or LvG lost 1-6 at OT in their third season after finishing 6th and 3rd (with 66 points, no great feat) in their two previous ones. We’d be calling for their sacking at half time. But because it’s Ole let’s give him 10 years even though there’s no visible plan. Results are shit too.
100% agree after countless managers after Sir Alex people need to wake up and smell the coffee to what is happening to the club, what will it take every manager to get sacked every 3 years to realise the problems aren't managers but aboveI’m firmly in the Ole In camp.
To see two threads started today both predicting when Ole gets the sack and who the next manager is quite frankly, sickens me. Absolute state of it.
What have we become as a club that we all have become what we hated to see in other clubs.
Absolute joke of a fanbase atm. The whole fanbase is toxic, a lot of them are fickle and have only experienced the highs and not the lows. So crave more of it.
This is not how you support a football team, a large portion of our fanbase could not hack supporting a League 1 or 2 team who often go through peaks and troughs, relegations, yo yoing and nearly there moments, even having 4-5 game losing streaks winning a couple and then going on a 3 game losing streak.
Support the club and have patience!
Both Klopp and Pep took some major spanking actually. Good post. It's a strange season.Many over reacted with results at present. Look at the bigger picture ole may not win the league but he is not bad as some try to portray him. Your forwards are making your team two one dimensional in attack pattern.
They can't hold up the ball with strength and not strong headers from crosses to score at will. Cavani in that sense good addition to your squad. He is good header of the ball.
It's strange season in many aspects so teams and coaches should be judged minimum after ten games.
It's not coach's fault if Maguire had brain dead moment or Thiago Silva having a dumb moment against WBA.
Lack of preseason have the impact on players. No doubt about that. Experienced managers can overcome them sooner I suppose. Mourinho, Ancelotti,Klopp, Pep can navigate easily in this tough time than less experienced such as ole and Lampard in my opinion.
Ole doesn’t get the same benefit of the doubt as Klopp or Fergie. 0 parallels, awful comparison.I watched beach Arsenal 8-2 and then get torn apart by city 6-1 in the space of a month. I saw Fergie suffer far more embarrassing defeats then today against some really shit opposition.
If our team got beat 6-1, you need to cop it on the chin and mark it down as freak match. Nowhere in Ole's tenure apart from the last 2 or 3 games have I seen our defense so incompetent. Whatever happened today happened, move on with life.
So, have OGS here until we get relegated so that the Glazers actually consider selling the club?I am Ole in, but not because I think Ole is an amazing manager. I was initially Ole in because I figured he would be a good man to right the ship, get the lads playing fun football again, get rid of the deadwood and start to lay the foundation for the next United team, at which point someone else could take over and hopefully take the squad the rest of the way. I no longer believe in this.
This is partly due to the increasing difficulty in ignoring Ole's shortcomings as a manager. I'm not expecting this squad to challenge for anything meaningful yet, but the team just look completely lost. There's no organization, no coherency, no plan to be seen. At times it looks like the players met each other 5 minutes before playing a football match together. Ole's game management skills also seem to be severely lacking. He isn't making substitutions that improve United's situation within games, nor is he demonstrating very much ability to read games and react to them with tactical changes.
However, the biggest reason I'm Ole in is because I don't think sacking Ole would ultimately solve anything. Even if United somehow managed to attract a top manager (and let's be honest, what top manager would sign on for Ed & The Glazers' Special Dividend Payment Generator?), until those above him get sacked and United get turned into a proper football club again, any manager who comes in is ultimately doomed to fail.
Not sacking him wont solve anything either....I agree with the post above, sacking Ole is pointless because it won't solve anything.
Either way, nothing gets solved. I'd say it's the opposite though. We sack Ole and you're all appeased for a while, so there's less pressure and Woodward hate until the shiny new manager starts failing. Then the cycle begins again.Not sacking him wont solve anything either....
If nothing else managerial turnover inevitably puts pressure and attention on Woodward that he absolutely hates.
If some miracle happened and the Glazers moved Woodward away from the football side and hired a competent football CEO/technical director what is the absolute first thing they would do? Yeah, exactly, they'd sack Ole.