Because some of these people are complete fecking oddballs.
Romano : Ole Sacked
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I don’t even know who he is.Lopetegui?
We love managers who fail at other big clubs.Lopetegui?
Any news on Carrick phelan and mckenna?
Don't have a cent to my name so I don't know the feeling.
I certainly hope they mean as an interim but even then I’d question it but the way it’s written it looks like he could be a potential permanent option.
Doubt we could be any worse at present tbh
Blanc is a great suggestion for interim. Can think of few better to be fair.
Followed this guy and he's usually reliable with his quotes etc . So let's see I think he's gone has to.
Hope he burns it down and leave this season while we employ a caretaker. Gives us another shot at getting him and correcting our feck up.
He leaves the club in a waaaaayy better place than when he picked it up. Will always be a legend.
He's taken the club from 6th to 3rd to 2nd in successive seasons. Clearly not a terrible manager. Just not good enough to take the final step at the crucial time.
Also, almost every manager reaches this point at almost every club. Even Klopp, Tuchel, Ancelotti and Jose in their prime have had nightmare seasons where they lose the dressing room. It happens more often than it doesn't. Ole was always going to be subject to the natural managerial lifecycle. That shouldn't erase the progress he's made before now.
Where were we when he took over?
We could recoup the funds by selling a subscription to an exclusive MUTV/app reality show where the Glazers have to pay Ole's severance out of their own pockets.
Would it feck. It's his money and he should get it.
And now here we are back where we were before. It seems nothing ever changes and we're back to being strangers, wondering if we ought to stay or head on out the door.
This is why we should avoid appointing former players as managers. People seem to feel a great amount of more pain seeing him sacked than seeing him send the club straight to hell. Holy feck, we just witnessed maybe the worst performance in several years and people are sad that we're a step closer to moving in the right direction. Get a grip.
Spalletti needs to take huge credit for effectively coming up with the 'false 9' with Totti.
Second sentence is true. First sentence is anything but.
If the game ends today 2-1 Watford does he get sacked?
Jesus fecking Christ man.
Got sacked by Real Madrid after 14 games, got sacked by Spain the day before the last World Cup
Disagree!
Both sentences are true imo.
Oh come on, the squad we have now is infinitely better than the one Jose left behind. It's not even a fair comparison.
Ah, that one
Thank god. Worst United manager in my lifetime. Wasted Pogba and Bruno's best years.
The right decision
was always ole in.. until the Leicester game.. that’s the first time I ever felt he had to go.. from there it’s just been more and more clear.
a club legend all the same.
was always ole in.. until the Leicester game.. that’s the first time I ever felt he had to go.. from there it’s just been more and more clear.
a club legend all the same.
Sacking doesn't feel like enough. Kinda wish we could press charges too. Guy ran a criminal organisation under the guise of "coaching staff". Him and his cohorts should be facing RICO charges
A big part as of why people are pissed and sad is that there is no direction. They havn't a clue what to do next.
Because firing him doesn't solve anything per se or make Manchester United better by default. Celebrating this in isolation means you're making it a personal vendetta against the man. Technically, we could still appoint a worse manager, so this isn't a happy thing until the later issue gets solved.
Hiring a top manager is a separate part of the process. That's what will determine the future direction of the club. That's what will eventually be celebration worthy.
How would you describe some of the recent performances? Did you enjoy the 5-0 drubbing to Liverpool? The complete shambles against City or being destroyed by recently promoted Watford?
Sack the board.
Then what? What do we want as fans? Glazers aren't going anywhere at the moment.
Need a bit of luck to win cup competitions. For example Under Jose I attended that poxy semi final win v Celta Vigo, Ole lost the same competition in the final on sudden death penalty shootout.
The standards lowered to absurd degree the moment Ferguson retired..
I'd probably pass on the 'straight to hell' shit given the history of this football club in actually getting closer than most clubs thankfully ever do to it. Not some shitty fecking results.
Watford lowkey the most hated club in the league at the moment?
Rest of league: You did what?! We agreed from now on we keep things close, or else they might sack him!
There might be something going wrong with him this season. He seemed overly stressful. I bet it's killing him more than we feel that he fails to finish the job.
Yeh, none of this will take away his player status as United legend.
Agreed
If he could have beaten Villa, Watford and Leicester and converted the bad draws against Southampton and Everton into wins, we would be joint top. It shows just how close we are in terms of results and just how far away we have been.
we need someone clinical in charge who wins the winnable games 9 times out of 10.
we need someone clinical in charge who wins the winnable games 9 times out of 10.
We don't want the Glazers, that's for damn sure.
Yep, people forget we were a 93rd minute open goal miss away from going out to Celta Vigo & then got absolutely destroyed on our own patch by Sevilla under Mourinho.
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