friendlytramp
More full of crap than a curry house toilet
I feel Mickey, Carrick and in particular McKenna are playing a massive role in this resurgence too
I love Incey, but he can feck off with stupid comments like that. Ole has done an outstanding job. Best football I’ve seen played since the great man retired.Paul Ince could have done it too
@villain is still waiting on Pogba as wellI want his children!
Not appointing a DOF wouldn’t fix our problems long term. We need that continuity and management of football affairs away from the training ground sorted by someone other than Woody.So without a DOF he wouldn't be able to do the job permanently?
Undoubtably mate. It’s great that it’s not all about fecking Mourinho any more.I feel Mickey, Carrick and in particular McKenna are playing a massive role in this resurgence too
Why?I love Incey, but he can feck off with stupid comments like that. Ole has done an outstanding job. Best football I’ve seen played since the great man retired.
Forget Make United Great Again. Ole's gonna Make Football Great Again.Must say, as a neutral, this is extraordinary, quite an interesting phenomenon to follow. Will probably want to see a few United games from now on, having being disilusioned and bored woth football for a couple of years already.
You must remember that a director of football is the answer to all ‘problems’ at United. Coaching players to play attacking football (something we can see for the first time in five years) just doesn’t cut it...So without a DOF he wouldn't be able to do the job permanently?
I trust him but I mean that a proper DOF is absolutely necessary in modern football. I should have said that I'd want that for any manager. My main point was that he has us playing so well while we obviously need a RB, LB, CB and RW and maybe a DM. My point is that I'd be much more confident with him in charge with a great DOF to elp him find the right players for these positions. As of right now he is only behind Poch for me and if we carry on like this then he'll surpass all candidates. I just hope the club doesn't stupidly decide that the current success means we don't need to look for a top class DOF is all.So without a DOF he wouldn't be able to do the job permanently?
Because he was a great fecking player for us, during a period when I was young and hero worshipping our players. The Liverpool transfer left a nasty fecking taste though.Why?
Don't be silly. A DOF is necessary because a SAF who controls all aspects of the club will likely never exist again. He was an outlier in managers. It's not just needed for Ole but for any manager coming in. Also if Ole is given a contract it should be 2 years maximum at first. No more amateur mistakes from the club. That being said Ole was always my favourite player and I'd love for it to work out and he is rapidly winning me over.You must remember that a director of football is the answer to all ‘problems’ at United. Coaching players to play attacking football (something we can see for the first time in five years) just doesn’t cut it...
This is a huge thing for me. I'm sure Carrick and McKenna are here to stay but we need to convince Phelan too. TBH he seems to be enjoying himself and loves the club so it shouldn't be a hard sell. Next step would be then getting rid of Sabrabia as the u23s coach and get a more progressive guy in his place.Get a DOF to handle transfers properly for once, let Ed focus on the business/sponsorship side of the club and give Ole the manager job. Keep Phelan, McKenna and Carrick and just go for it.
Tuesday8 on the bounce and playing some good stuff, that ain’t a fluke anymore.. when’s the next match?!
He's the vital link to us winning things and being an SAF team. For now at the very least, he's exactly what this current team and the current club needsThis is a huge thing for me. I'm sure Carrick and McKenna are here to stay but we need to convince Phelan too. TBH he seems to be enjoying himself and loves the club so it shouldn't be a hard sell. Next step would be then getting rid of Sabrabia as the u23s coach and get a more progressive guy in his place.
Madman!!!The absolute madman actually put on Rashford and Martial at 2-1 up, when Arsenal really looked like pushing for an equaliser, and immediately pegged them back and we strolled to victory thereafter. It was a master stroke of a substitution. Genuinely could’ve scored another one or two in the final ten minutes, too.
Finally a coach who subbed in fresh attackers instead of the predictable ST > DM subs or ST > CB subs.The absolute madman actually put on Rashford and Martial at 2-1 up, when Arsenal really looked like pushing for an equaliser, and immediately pegged them back and we strolled to victory thereafter. It was a master stroke of a substitution. Genuinely could’ve scored another one or two in the final ten minutes, too.
I was at fault for this too but now I can't wait for the good weather and shorts!! His energy on the touchline is incredible, as in you can tell how much this club means to him along with the other 3 .He's the vital link to us winning things and being an SAF team. For now at the very least, he's exactly what this current team and the current club needs
Obviously Ole was part of it as a player but Phelan was there as assistant coach during the later years when we weren't actually that good according to most non-United people but we easily won titles.
Even we questioned his influence back in the day, I remember the threads asking what he actually did at the time. Now we know.
Also agree with the U23 comment.
Thank you Liverpool for that drubbing?
Look at that! We haven't come close to that kind of run of form for years, not since Fergie. We never looked like a team capable of winning eight games on the bounce under Moyes, LVG and Jose. And we're doing it playing the United way. Love it
Words are cheap. Post a pic as evidence at the caf once that happen.If he wins the Champions league I'm having Ole! tattoed on my chest.