Was this in reply to a question or a Freudian slip of his confidence going into the match?On Burnley and United's form
"Burnley had some good results after a difficult start. It's hard to score against them, they don't concede many chances.
There will be ups and downs and less consistency in performances and as a fan it's more interesting, compared to last season when just one team ran away."
He is good at these things. I would say: "get them f**kn out of my club, waste of space, stealing a living players"January ins and outs
"The signings we made in the summer strengthened the squad really well. Good signings, good players.
January is more difficult but if something comes up, that's different. Good teams don't want to lose their players so unlikely on the 'in' side. There might be a few players going out, which is good for the good of their careers."
Disappointing.January ins and outs
"The signings we made in the summer strengthened the squad really well. Good signings, good players.
January is more difficult but if something comes up, that's different. Good teams don't want to lose their players so unlikely on the 'in' side. There might be a few players going out, which is good for the good of their careers."
"Inner justice" sounds nicer than "footbal errrrritage" or "Philosophy"On wanting his team to develop an 'inner justice'
“There is nothing worse than having your manager or coaches always telling you what to do – this, that and the other. I’ve been lucky enough to have played in a team [United, 1996-2007] with loads of characters, that we looked after ourselves – [had an] inner justice.
Because then you don’t just let yourself down, you can let your team down. So you need leaders to really grab hold of the ones who stray out of line and from what we have agreed as a group. When you’re part of a football team there’s nothing stronger than being part of a team that keeps together.
I’ve also seen teams that have cliques, that don’t work together – that’s the killer of a team. I’ve been lucky enough at Molde [as manager] and here now to have a feeling that I can trust them more and more to look after themselves.”
It does. Speaks to notions of personal accountability and knowing when you've done right or wrong."Inner justice" sounds nicer than "footbal errrrritage" or "Philosophy"
Still need to bring in a set pieces specialist but it's odd because last season we never had this many issues at cornersOn backroom staff improving injury record
“The fitness staff and medical staff here… we’ve done things inside the club that I think have improved us. [We’ve] brought the right people in, put them in the right positions. I’m very pleased with the work everyone has done."