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He's been winning titles at FC Molde.Sorry but what's he been doing all this time? I know he had that Cardiff stint way back what's he been doing since then?
He's been winning titles at FC Molde.Sorry but what's he been doing all this time? I know he had that Cardiff stint way back what's he been doing since then?
Ole might be able to rally the squad for a run in the FA cup, if we can avoid City and Liverpool - but I don't think we have chance in hell in the CL.I wish people would stoo writing season is a write of anyway. We're still in the CL and FA cup.
So we are winning the CLChelsea model had Di Matteo too who's their version of OGS. He won them the CL.
I would take a 12th place finish with a CL trophy.Ole might be able to rally the squad for a run in the FA cup, if we can avoid City and Liverpool - but I don't think we have chance in hell in the CL.
Get us top 4 and a good FA cup run / win after this start and we'd have to be happy with that
Exactly. This is all about getting some short-term stability back in the club. Get some of these players playing actual football again.Why are people freaking out? We better take our sweet time and organize the back-end of the club. It doesn't matter who takes us now.
My bad in that case.He hasn't won the title since his stint at Cardiff.
Wonder how Barcelona fans felt when appointing Pep. Or Real fans when appointing Zidane.Struggling to see how this would be a good appointment but I hope I’m wrong.
Having someone who’s “united” won’t cut it, we need some one better, even for the next 6 months.
So one bad mid-season stint at a job that everyone knew was a poisoned chalice and that's enough to write him off?Failed at cardiff. Good enough for united. Let the good times roll.
To be fair, he's finished 2nd behind Norway's most successful club, Rosenberg. They're on their 26th league title and Molde have won only 3, 2 of those under Solskjaer.My bad in that case.
Hiddink had a 37% winning ratio in his second stint as Chelsea interim manager. He was also appointed in December mid.He was the assistant manager at the time and it was as late as March. We have more than half a season to play.
Our players probably won't even understand that word.Love him
Yep, just checked. He finished 2nd last 2 years, which I suppose isn't that bad in a 1 team league.To be fair, he's finished 2nd behind Norway's most successful club, Rosenberg. They're on their 26th league title and Molde have won only 3, 2 of those under Solskjaer.
I agree to an extent. I'm far from bowled over in terms of what he's done in his previous managerial jobs but for an interim appointment it ticks a few boxes; he has experience of management, he has an affinity with the club etc.I wish him luck but am not confident about what he can bring.
Blanc would have been perfect.
This was simply for the feel good factor
Obviously not flawless model, but I'd trust a more experienced manager to come in and someone with experience in CL. What's wrong with Blanc for example?Hiddink had a 37% winning ratio in his second stint as Chelsea interim manager. He was also appointed in December mid.
Yeah let's go for that model. Looks great.
He's also been competing with the resources and pull that Rosenberg have in Norway. They guarantee Europa or CL, a bit like Celtic do. So they have all the best players that league can attract.Yep, just checked. He finished 2nd last 2 years, which I suppose isn't that bad in a 1 team league.
Complaining about Ole’s record but championing Carrick?No idea but I would have had a better backup plan than some ex player who has a shite managerial record. Even Carrick would have been a better choice at least there would be some sort of hope on him being a good manager. That ship has already sailed with Ole.
Remember that shit show against Sevilla FC? Easily the low point of Mourinho's tenure and the moment I turned on him. Even in that Europa winning season we finished second in the group to Fenerbahçe and inched past our opponents in the knockout stages, the game against Celta Vigo was particularly fortuitous with Mourinho employing the most cowardly tactics at home.I am glad to see Mourinho gone. I cannot think of ever having witnessed a club with the ambition to be part of the world elite playing such a dire kind of football as we did.
However, with Mourinho there would have been a small chance to somehow grab the CL. Although playing such abysmal football we never really got slaughtered and got some surprising results against the big clubs.
I guess that OGS will completely change our style of play to a much more attacking brand of football. Hopefully this will not end in a complete disaster.
The main reasons for this appointment might be the fact that OGS is fully aware of being just a short term solution and will make place in the summer without moaning. Others like Blanc or Jardim might not have accepted to be replaced so easily in case the results would have been fine unti the end of the season.
And it should help in negotiations with some of our key players and bring some better mood again.
Man, I thought that United fans obsession with having managers with experience and CL experience would subside after the last two appointments. Clearly not.Obviously not flawless model, but I'd trust a more experienced manager to come in and someone with experience in CL. What's wrong with Blanc for example?
He might have wanted a more permanent position, something we were not willing to offer as we want Pochettino in the summer.Obviously not flawless model, but I'd trust a more experienced manager to come in and someone with experience in CL. What's wrong with Blanc for example?
I don't rate the guy simply.Whats wrong with Blanc?
Why no vote is an issue? Similar shit happened when we voted no for JM 3 years ago, behaviour towards those people led to this point where we had/have camps on this forum. Lets not make same mistake just because tables are turned.72 voted no.
72 miserable gits that will ruin their family's Christmas no doubt.
It is not just CL. We need someone who can lead the team and has high level experience. Ole just doesnt have that, the step up from Molde to United is huge. And you just dont know how people will respond to these situationsMan, I thought that United fans obsession with having managers with experience and CL experience would subside after the last two appointments. Clearly not.
Why would Blanc want to come here for 6 months with no guarantee of getting the job permanently?Obviously not flawless model, but I'd trust a more experienced manager to come in and someone with experience in CL. What's wrong with Blanc for example?
Yup, one team league pretty much.He's also been competing with the resources and pull that Rosenberg have in Norway. They guarantee Europa or CL, a bit like Celtic do. So they have all the best players that league can attract.
We don't need another manager to come in and force the club to bow to their way of playing. Ole was one of the most intelligent footballers I've ever seen, he could read a game from the bench and come on in the dying minutes to effect a game instantly by exploiting a weakness he noticed during the game. I would suggest he hasn't lost this ability as a manager. He knows United inside out, he knows what the expectations are, he knows whats expected of the players at a club like United. There doesn't need to be any induction period or slow start, he'll already know exactly how we're going to set up against Cardiff at the weekend and the prep we'll be doing this week before the game.Obviously not flawless model, but I'd trust a more experienced manager to come in and someone with experience in CL. What's wrong with Blanc for example?
It's pretty undeniable at this point.So we are winning the CL
Its not like he has a job or something like thatWhy would Blanc want to come here for 6 months with no guarantee of getting the job permanently?
LvG and Jose both had high level experience and yet they didn't work out.It is not just CL. We need someone who can lead the team and has high level experience. Ole just doesnt have that, the step up from Molde to United is huge. And you just dont know how people will respond to these situations
I hope I'm wrong about Ole, but Neville, Keane were unmitigated disasters at managing level with no experience. I'd like him to build his way to United managers position. Even if you use Barca/Real example they have been assistants or reserve team managers before stepping up.Man, I thought that United fans obsession with having managers with experience and CL experience would subside after the last two appointments. Clearly not.
And the fact that he managed the reserves for two and a half years where he coincidentally worked closely with a certain Paul Pogba. He also said a few months ago that he'd build the team around Pogba, which will be a nice and welcome change from a manager that builds his teams around big lumps and donkeys.I like how 18 matches at Cardiff is better barometer for judging rather than his seasons at Molde where had won two out of the three league titles they've won in their history.
Also let's ignore the fact that he was under Vincent Tan.
Let's get Big Sam in because he has done at lower level clubs cos that's the only thing that matters.
Mate, he used to play for United, for years, during our most successful period ever. Do you really think he isn't aware of the difference between Molde and United? He fecking coped pretty well before becoming a manager if you ask me...It is not just CL. We need someone who can lead the team and has high level experience. Ole just doesnt have that, the step up from Molde to United is huge. And you just dont know how people will respond to these situations