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It's budgeted for, and that fee is agreed in advance when signing the contract.You must think sacking managers isn't expensive.
It's budgeted for, and that fee is agreed in advance when signing the contract.You must think sacking managers isn't expensive.
Mate, we never turned the oven on and it's riddled with salmonella.Like being halfway through cooking a roast, seeing all your neighbours have already sat down with their dinner, and you’re pissed that yours still has another hour to go. So you chuck it all in the bin, moan about how their butcher obviously gave them better quality stuff, and start again with another chicken from somewhere else. Just leave the one you’ve already got in the fecking oven!
Oh I'm already geared up to pretend Sunday never happened. Ignorance is blissLet's see if you're saying that on Sunday as you fight back the tears
This is part of the problem with Ten Hag's reign. Everyone has had a collective bout of amnesia for most of our loses so you only remember the good games.Oh I'm already geared up to pretend Sunday never happened. Ignorance is bliss
Because it’s 12 months on, 12 months off for them unless you’re saying these successful players can only store guidance from managers for 12 months at a time?Well 'these cnuting players' have won trophies and appeared in finals, and did so as recently as 6 months ago. We need improvements for sure, but the manager has failed miserably and should absolutely be getting more out of them. We you realise that, you also realise he has to go because he's taking the piss at this point.
With the new structure incoming, the manager won't get as much freedom as Ten Hag got to make the mistakes he made and to have the excuses made for him that currently are. So the next manager will coach and be judged on the way we play and if we win games. If he doesn't do those things well he'll be fired, and that's how it should be.
I seriously doubt they doThis is part of the problem with Ten Hag's reign. Everyone has had a collective bout of amnesia for most of our loses so you only remember the good games.
Then appoint a manager that knows the league in terms of intensity, scheduling, athleticism and level of competition. You keep appointing blokes from lesser leagues and act surprised when they hardly adapt and try implementing tactics that revolve around having more time on the ball when you don't get that in the PL.Because it’s 12 months on, 12 months off for them unless you’re saying these successful players can only store guidance from managers for 12 months at a time?
It’s the same players you’re judging these different managers by, it’s an insane point to make.
It’s basically how well can they coach these West Ham level players to pretend Man United standards until it comes crashing down as it always does
Why would a manager not being hired as an interim, accept to be lowballed on the payoff amount? Potter isn't exactly skint, the payoff from Chelsea has him sorted for a while.It's budgeted for, and that fee is agreed in advance when signing the contract.
Sadly, my memory of United matches doesn’t end last February. I don’t recall an actual “good” performance since.This is part of the problem with Ten Hag's reign. Everyone has had a collective bout of amnesia for most of our loses so you only remember the good games.
I dont think I've ever seen an analogy miss the mark quite as much as this oneLike being halfway through cooking a roast, seeing all your neighbours have already sat down with their dinner, and you’re pissed that yours still has another hour to go. So you chuck it all in the bin, moan about how their butcher obviously gave them better quality stuff, and start again with another chicken from somewhere else. Just leave the one you’ve already got in the fecking oven!
18 months? Is anyone actually saying they want him permanently?I understand people want ETH gone. But wanting Potter? Fml.
The exact people who are saying they want him will detest him within 18 months. We need to sit tight, wait until we have a CEO in situ and go from there. We need an actual plan.
By the end of Ole's tenure I said he has to go and we need anyone to come in. I've learned from that. Ralf was a total waste of time and someone like Potter would be a total waste of time.
ExactlySadly, my memory of United matches doesn’t end last February. I don’t recall an actual “good” performance since.
3 of our previous managers had worked in our league before hiring them.Then appoint a manager that knows the league in terms of intensity, scheduling, athleticism and level of competition. You keep appointing blokes from lesser leagues and act surprised when they hardly adapt and try implementing tactics that revolve around having more time on the ball when you don't get that in the PL.
I said that we need better players, but these players are capable of more, so bring someone else in to try and do that and see what happens. You can't just say that everyone has to go because this manager has failed, that's insane. Sack him first and see what rises to the top.
Do you think he'll take a 6-month contact?18 months? Is anyone actually saying they want him permanently?
Exactly
This is what has me confused. There were decent games, but we never really played well consistently if at all.Sadly, my memory of United matches doesn’t end last February. I don’t recall an actual “good” performance since.
Yeah I am struggling to see the upside for Potter with a 6 month contract. Why the feck would he walk into another quagmire, without guarantees of getting paid?Do you think he'll take a 6-month contact?
And then what: He gets a good bounce and by next March we're handing him a 3 year deal? I've seen that movie before. Not that I think he would take a 6-month gig anyway.
My greatest fear is Southgate comes in, Potter is only slightly above thatThis would be a hilarious appointment
One of these is not like the others. Might as well just whack in Dyche or Big Sam.Potter is too meek, you saw it at Chelsea that he did not have the personality to handle the requirements of a big club, you need a manager with a personality like lvg, mourinho, big ange, conte, ancelotti, pep, simeone, klopp etc.. or atleast be a club legend like ole was
Correct.Potter is a lot like ten Hag in that his early successes were at low level clubs of little expectation, and then his best work came at a club with fantastic infrastructure. He has since failed at Chelsea where the recruitment, direction of the club, decision makers etc. are all haphazard and in a massive mess. He wasn't a big enough character to make up those shortcomings. Obviously he'd be treated to more of the same here.
Logic would therefore suggest he would fail before he even gets going.
You're talking as though Ratcliffe and his guys aren't behind this potential move. What difference does it make if they decide on Potter (or whoever) now or when they are officially involved with the club? I'd certainly hope they are planning already.I understand people want ETH gone. But wanting Potter? Fml.
The exact people who are saying they want him will detest him within 18 months. We need to sit tight, wait until we have a CEO in situ and go from there. We need an actual plan.
By the end of Ole's tenure I said he has to go and we need anyone to come in. I've learned from that. Ralf was a total waste of time and someone like Potter would be a total waste of time.
He probably knows exactly who his DoF will be already. I'm guessing this decision will be made with whoever that is.What’s the point of a DOF if Jim is just going to make this decision?
Win, lose or draw, we are very consistent in how bad we perform. It's just that there are different variations where sometimes we are meh, sometimes we are disastrous.This is what has me confused. There were decent games, but we never really played well consistently if at all.
Radcliffe is buying 25 per centAt our current state we urgently need Harry Potter, not Graham.
Because I'm guessing these reports are utter bullshit? I'm just shocked anyone wants Graham Potter. He's utterly gormless and flopped hard at Chelsea. It matters to me quite a-lot if this was seriously the direction we decided to take.You're talking as though Ratcliffe and his guys aren't behind this potential move. What difference does it make if they decide on Potter (or whoever) now or when they are officially involved with the club? I'd certainly hope they are planning already.
Even if it is not Potter, the next manager will be decided by Ratcliffe and his DoF. Even if they aren't officially in position. So I wouldn't stress about the technicalities as I expect they have spent the last year planning all of this for the event that they do buy into the club,Because I'm guessing these reports are utter bullshit? I'm just shocked anyone wants Graham Potter. He's utterly gormless and flopped hard at Chelsea. It matters to me quite a-lot if this was seriously the direction we decided to take.
No one expects another Fergie. Wanting to keep Ten Hag isn’t because we think he’s the next Fergie. Stop being draft.No, we need to stop thinking that every manager we bring in is Fergie and is required to carry the entire football club for the next 25 years.
People are crying out for this DOF model, they're even making excuses for the current manager because apparently he should never have been trusted to spend money. What people don't realise is that with a DOF model a manager is highly expendable. He comes in, he coaches, if the team don't improve, he's fired. No noise around the board, the training ground, the stadium roof, his signings etc. Just coaching and how the squad are playing.
So when INEOS come in and they hire Potter, it will be a good move until it isn't any more. Then you fire him and hire someone else.
This is normal at every single big club in the whole world.
Well, the point is, I don't believe it's Potter nor do I think they have any idea yet who will take the reigns. I imagine ETH will get some time.Even if it is not Potter, the next manager will be decided by Ratcliffe and his DoF. Even if they aren't officially in position. So I wouldn't stress about the technicalities as I expect they have spent the last year planning all of this for the event that they do buy into the club,