vivaronaldo
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there just as responsible for this mess as ole is .....clowns refusing to have a go at him....
Result maintained "sustainable"?
I suppose one is a journalistic opinion piece. The other is reporting news from club sources.Yeah and that same paper hours later then publish a story on the board still buying into Ole, now usually at other clubs this would be seen as the supposed dreaded vote of confidence but this feels different because Woody knows he hasn't got in him to pull the trigger this time.
Ole’s football is exciting??? Wow!!!! Enjoy the exciting football mate, long may it continue (for you).Ole is doing much better than Moyes.
He's also nowhere near as pragmatic as Mourinho or LvG. Ole's football has been the most exciting of anyone wince Fergie. By far.
Wouldn't expect things to quick evolve because he just doesn't have it in him to turn around this situation. He just keeps on making strange tactical decisions and the defence look absolutely rudderless right nowPhilip Neville made the statement today that the media witch-hunt to force ole out of a job he loves and has done well in has to stop, and yet we have a OP claiming that media pundits don’t attack Ole enough
OleOUTers have become like a crazed brainwashed extremist movement deeply entrenched into a nasty hate filled echo chamber that has lost all objectivity and now can’t see the woods for the trees.
every time Ole loses its only a disappointment, yet they hijack and troll this thread screaming it’s an irreparable disaster, and after several deeply offensive insults then proclaim ‘he has to go’; as though they have influence in the decision as deeply influential stakeholders. The chutzpah or narcissim is so deluded and pitiful.
One can only conclude this thread is a safe self help therapy space to help them stop inflicting Depression and mental illness on top of them.
opinions and debates are good but we should remember that we fans play very little role in the clubs hiring and firing decisions. And so you leash out by insulting another fan because they disagree with you and that you are powerless and ain’t changing notbing. Woody aint gonna look at our poll and make his call!
my views on Ole have evolved a little since loss to liepzig, still support Ole but some things he does need to quickly evolve. More later!’
The only thing I would point out is that Schmeichel was one of Ole's ex-teammates and most of the treble winning players seem to be very protective of each other. In some ways, that crop of players turned a brotherhood.Spot on assessment from Schmeichel.
These guys are his mates. Of course they are biased towards him.I don’t see foreign pundits, I’m sure they criticise him because he’s not their mate. Over here, sky, BT, nothing. All of our ex players, from Neville, to Rio, to Scholes, to Keane, to Evra, to Hargreaves, nothing. The only one I’ve heard is RVP. Even the Liverpool lot, McManaman, Carragher, Souness, silence. Blame the board & players.
I don’t have contempt for the man, I wish him well. I have contempt for his management of my football club.
Why do the Ole In lot always make it personal? “You must just hate him” no, I just think he’s a shit manager
That's because you joined the caf last month and Jose was sacked 2 years, so you probably wouldn't have done.Memories are short. Mourinho was just a while ago. Didn't hear you defending him like this
There is no contempt at all. We love Ole.He’s probably the most ridiculed manager ever amongst pundits, fans and on social media. Classic case of only seeing what you want to see because of your contempt for the man.
Some of the keyboard warriors on here could do with som fresh air for their own good.
That's because you joined the caf last month and Jose was sacked 2 years, so you probably wouldn't have done.
This thread is basically a tantrum because certain pundits don't support their way of thinking which they want so it can aid their cause in getting him sacked.Philip Neville made the statement today that the media witch-hunt to force ole out of a job he loves and has done well in has to stop, and yet we have a OP claiming that media pundits don’t attack Ole enough
OleOUTers have become like a crazed brainwashed extremist movement deeply entrenched into a nasty hate filled echo chamber that has lost all objectivity and now can’t see the woods for the trees.
every time Ole loses its only a disappointment, yet they hijack and troll this thread screaming it’s an irreparable disaster, and after several deeply offensive insults then proclaim ‘he has to go’; as though they have influence in the decision as deeply influential stakeholders. The chutzpah or narcissim is so deluded and pitiful.
One can only conclude this thread is a safe self help therapy space to help them stop inflicting Depression and mental illness on to themselves.
opinions and debates are good but we should remember that we fans play very little role in the clubs hiring and firing decisions. And so you lash out by insulting another fan because they disagree with you and yet you are powerless and ain’t changing a thing as Woody aint gonna look at our poll and make his call!
my views on Ole have evolved a little since loss to liepzig, still support Ole but some things he does need to quickly evolve. More later!
It's understable but maybe things would have been different if he had not scored a tap in in 99there just as responsible for this mess as ole is .....clowns refusing to have a go at him....
Destroyed.That's because you joined the caf last month and Jose was sacked 2 years, so you probably wouldn't have done.
Some valid points from Schmeichel there: yes it's a young squad that's still improving and consistency is also about maturity. Stability is important. However, if one thinks the coach is not good enough, then extending his time doesn't make sense. Some of our more mature players lack consistency, lack leadership, so the "young team" card only works so far. At the end of last season it was Mason Greenwood who often came to the rescue with a moment of individual brilliance when nothing looked to work. He was 18 at the time.Peter Schmeichel: ‘Do we have progress at the club? I think yes. I think we’re trying to introduce a lot of young players and we know with young players they are inconsistent in their performances, so it’s not going to happen for them in every game. I think there are still issues with players who were there when Ole arrived and it’s going to take time to get all of them out of the club. I’m sure Ole would do that if he could do that in one go, but that’s not the reality of football. He also needs to get new players in that will fit into the team. We saw Fernandes who came to the club about a year ago, he’s done fantastically well, and I think that’s progress signing a player like that. We’ve see Greenwood, obviously Rashford has been there for a few years. There are some young players, it’s worth waiting for this project to carry on a bit...I never said we’d challenge for the championship or the Champions League this season. I said any top-four position would be great and a good run in the Champions League, obviously that’s not happening now but we can turn our attention to the Europa League. Let’s get a good run in the Europa League and get these young players more experience and then see where it takes us next year...But I see no point in changing the coach. I want a little bit of consistency, I want the directors and owners of Manchester United to step up and say, ‘listen, we believe in this project Ole is having and give him a little bit of peace and quiet’. We only have to turn our attention to Liverpool. The number of years they were trying with different coaches to win it. And when they reorganised themselves as a football club, as a business, everything changed. They have given Jurgen Klopp a lot of time before last year happened and now there’s no doubt that is the best team in England at the moment...Now every kind of development takes time. If you’ve been at the top and now you’re suddenly not at the top you have to change. You have to change with your playing staff, you have to change in the way you’re organised in the club, the way you communicate, you have to do something. I’m absolutely sure the club are looking at ways to change their organisation. It is a massive club with loads of employees so it’s not something you just do from one day to the next. But when all that is said, football is all about football players. And football players have to perform at the highest level and they have to be good enough to perform at the highest level. And I have to say that there are certain areas of the Manchester United team that are not good enough to be at this highest level. They are maybe just the next level down. I think the team is giving away far too many goals, far too many easy goals, and that’s something that needs to be addressed. You turn to Liverpool, when Van Dijk and Alisson came in everything changed. So you need to defend, that’s where everything begins. At the moment, just have a look at the goals they’ve conceded in the last three rounds of the Champions League, that’s not good enough.’
That's because you joined the caf last month and Jose was sacked 2 years, so you probably wouldn't have done.
Wait you idiots think people can't be on the caf without signing up?Destroyed.
Many people follow this forum regularly for some time before joining. I for one followed it for one whole year during LVG last season before deciding to join.That's because you joined the caf last month and Jose was sacked 2 years, so you probably wouldn't have done.
That's because you joined the caf last month and Jose was sacked 2 years, so you probably wouldn't have done.
For me criticising the club would be shitting on achievement or our history. Ole is a expendable manager who will be gone & long forgotten soon. I just wish this nightmare never happened because I fear it’s going to effect his legacy as a player.What's an example of criticising the club then?
The sentiment is huge in our fan base. Some will never say Ole out because they respect him to much.Step outside the echo chamber of this forum and it's not just the pundits. A group of match going fans i'm part of (50 or so) did a straw poll after Leipzig and about 2/3rds are still Ole in.
I cant see why. He's clearly not the right guy to take us forward so i can only think it's a reluctance to get back on the manager merry go round.
This. Also all the so called pundits in media are propagandists more thsn football pundits. They will wax lyrical about their buddies, their pay masters or who ever gives them more money.I am not surprised. The Ole inners are quite extreme. I tried to explain to someone yesterday about how small Leipzig and the Istanbul club are, how Leipzig's net spend in the past 3 years was probably less then what we spent on Maguire alone and how Istanbul are having a mare this season having won just 1 league title in their entire history. All I got is someone insisting that this is a group of death and that Leipzig were able to draw against Bayern Munich. They make it sound as if we were paired in a group against Bayern Munich and Barcelona.
Meanwhile Phil Neville believes there's some sort of witch hunt against Ole while Howson thinks that Pogba ruined poor little Ole's tactics which lead to us going 2-0 down against a team whose current top scorer happens to be some Manchester City loanee left winger. We have our own 'always the victim' now
That was always my concern about having a club legend as manager. A big chunk of supporters would rather see the club sink with him rather then thrive under someone else.
Yeah a couple of my mates are prime examples of that and just won't accept he is the wrong guyThe sentiment is huge in our fan base. Some will never say Ole out because they respect him to much.
Good luck getting out of the newbies. Maybe check your attitude.Wait you idiots think people can't be on the caf without signing up?
This really is the most over-pedalled tosh on here. You might personally be so far on the Ole-out train that you can't possibly conceive of why anyone might feel differently, but try to understand that some people have legitimate reasons to support him outside of pure romanticism. Its quite insulting.The sentiment is huge in our fan base. Some will never say Ole out because they respect him to much.
For me criticising the club would be shitting on achievement or our history. Ole is a expendable manager who will be gone & long forgotten soon. I just wish this nightmare never happened because I fear it’s going to effect his legacy as a player.
The whole 8 years has been a nightmare. If you’d told me 10 years ago this would be the state of the club theres no way I would believe you.Nightmare?
Please tell me you are trolling? Been worse nightmare periods at the club in last 8 years alone.
Like when? When we were winning at least some silverware ?Nightmare?
Please tell me you are trolling? Been worse nightmare periods at the club in last 8 years alone.
Exactly this.There's a difference between the sportswriter class - Jonathan Wilson, Pointy arrows Cox, Lars Siversten - who are vocal about Ole's limitations and the professional pundit class of ex-pros.The latter will always be somewhat reluctant to criticise fellow former players (including non-Brits so I expect Bilic and Scott Parker to also get some leeway) particularly ones they have played with because you never know when you might be the one in the dugout getting pelters.
Like when? When we were winning at least some silverware ?
This is Moyes given more time and much more resources.