kundalini
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At least this way we learn more about our players. They can't hide behind Mourinho's tactics, personality etc.
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The way he will be treated by fans, staff and the board will immediately show anyone who's around that he has full support and backing from everyone due to the high regard in which he's held at the club. If as a player you can't get behind that, there is no place for you at the club.I love Ole but I can still see why there's a question mark about that. Of course, his history at United should instantly earn him respect inside the club but most players probably don't care too much about that after all.
What you'll find is that for a short while everyones performance levels will increase, Fred and Pereira will have some moments where posts such as mine will get quoted and laughed at but eventually what you'll consistently see is medocrity. We have to aim for higher calibre players if we want to challenge for titles again (this does not necessarily mean spending big). Anyway they seem like good lads so lets hope you're right.Well that's cleared everything up.
We don't know enough about either to make such sweeping statements about them. They might well not work out, but they at least deserve a chance to show what they can do, and there's no better time than now.
When we signed Pogba, I remember Solskjaer commented on the transfer and he said something about how he was the one that first took him from playing as a DM to an AM in the reserves-team. He said because of his technical and attacking qualities he should be closer to the goal. So I suspect Pogba will be pushed forward at least under Ole.Just realised that Ole managed Pogba (and Jesse) before when he was in charge of the reserves. That’s a plus.
I think that's quite a big deal. From the outside looking in, it seems as though Pogba is the leader of the dressing room.Just realised that Ole managed Pogba (and Jesse) before when he was in charge of the reserves. That’s a plus.
I don't get what's "bipolar" about his posting. His first answer was "we should look for someone else" and his second answer elaborated on that with "because he isn't the right man to take us forward".Never said it wasn't but the answer to the first question was "no he shouldn't continue, we should look for someone else", I asked what the point in that would be and the response was "because he doesn't look like the right man to take the club forward right now". Hence my response, honestly not sure why you're defending someone else's bipolar posting?
Your inner pessimist is correct.The optimist in me:
Football is really not a very complicated game. We see teams play the same formation week in week out with only minor tweaks. What really sets a team apart is having skilled (and intelligent) players who can pull it off consistently and a manager who can keep them motivated 24*7. We Ole can do this.
The pessimist in me:
Football is more complicated that what meets the eye. We see teams play the same formation week in week out but the devil is in the minor details which only a top manager can pull off.
I'm just baffled by this desire to completely write players off. We're seeing it all over the shop with Lukaku, and now we're chucking more names into the hat.What you'll find is that for a short while everyones performance levels will increase, Fred and Pereira will have some moments where posts such as mine will get quoted and laughed at but eventually what you'll consistently see is medocrity. We have to aim for higher calibre players if we want to challenge for titles again (this does not necessarily mean spending big). Anyway they seem like good lads so lets hope you're right.
So do I.I have a weird feeling he'll do surprisingly well, leading to a prolonged debate in the summer as to whether he should be appointed permanently or not.
I think I inadvertently set off some rockets with my post, lets not derail the thread any further. Okay Chromepaxos, I hope they turn out to be our midfield saviours.Right. A Brazil regular and our most technically proficient youngster - both mediocre.
It displays terrible judgement anyway, but what's even worse is that you're making it on the back of a half-season on Mourinho meltdown which even made Hazard look like crap at Chelsea.
Serious question: why do you think Brazil - currently ranked third in the world - selects Fred when he is apparently so terrible?
I did wonder if we planned to do a Lopetegui with Jose. Get the Liverpool game out the way for whoever comes in after.This will have been planned for a while. The timing perfect with a good few ‘easier’ fixtures coming up will get any doubters on side.
It feels like it at the minute hahaYes beacuse managing us is the same as managing fecking Cardiff.
This. I've zero confident in him bringing our swagger back. Yes it's a good love story but at the end what matters is is he competent to run a club of this caliber? His last stint at Cardiff was a disaster and as a manager he has no experience of high level of football, he has never been in this position before. Legend or not I think this is another stupid decision from our board, we could easily find ourselves fighting relegation by end of season. His Cardiff team was far away from playing the good football people want to see here. Hope he proves me wrong because he's a legend of the club and left many good memories from his time here, one of my preferred player, but I've zero confident in him as a manager.Love the guy but he should be no where near the role. Finding positives for the decision kinda shows the desperation for any kind of change right now.
Fighting relegation, JesusThis. I've zero confident in him bringing our swagger back. Yes it's a good love story but at the end what matters is is he competent to run a club of this caliber? His last stint at Cardiff was a disaster and as a manager he has no experience of high level of football, he has never been in this position before. Legend or not I think this is another stupid decision from our board, we could easily find ourselves fighting relegation by end of season. His Cardiff team was far away from playing the good football people want to see here. Hope he proves me wrong because he's a legend of the club and left many good memories from his time here, one of my preferred player, but I've zero confident in him as a manager.
I am more excited to have Phelan back, rather than Ole.Am I the only one stoked to see Phelan back at Carrington? Christ sakes he was Fergies right hand man, this feels like we are going back in time! Is it a good thing? Definitely feel nostalgic