momo83
Massive Snowflake
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Like West HamPeople still talking about ‘the united way’ as if it’s a real phenomenon, and even if we pretend that is is real, that Ole is actually abiding by it...
So delusional.
Like West HamPeople still talking about ‘the united way’ as if it’s a real phenomenon, and even if we pretend that is is real, that Ole is actually abiding by it...
So delusional.
Think you are a little confused there fella. We are talking about dealing with signings. Not how you think the players are preforming. But if you like to stick with stick on Ole for not getting the players in, go right ahead. Wouldn’t expect anything less from youSo the credit Ole was getting for Maguire, AWB, James earlier this season when all three were playing good?
Unless if you have multiple accounts I don’t know how you can know what the person I replied meant when his words were very clear and that’s all that we can go on.Think you are a little confused there fella. We are talking about dealing with signings. Not how you think the players are preforming. But if you like to stick with stick on Ole for not getting the players in, go right ahead. Wouldn’t expect anything less from you
If ole isn’t involved in signings then he doesn’t deserve the credit that he was getting for signing Maguire, AWB, and James... well the credit he was getting before two of their form turned to shite under his managementI think this window has proved just how little Ole is involved in transfers.
Deep down Ole probably knows he wouldn't get a job on a top tier team for a long time, if ever.
If Ed says jump, Ole has to say how high
Yet people will still blame the board for Ole being crap.Tweet
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Ole on Van Gaal and Mourinho complaining about the club structure: "It’s a skill to look yourself in the mirror sometimes and not just blame others. Some of us do blame others, some of us think we’re better than others. I believe in the structure that’s been put in.” #mufc [MEN]
You alright mate? You responded to me..Unless if you have multiple accounts I don’t know how you can know what the person I replied meant when his words were very clear and that’s all that we can go on.
If ole isn’t involved in signings then he doesn’t deserve the credit that he was getting for signing Maguire, AWB, and James... well the credit he was getting before two of their form turned to shite under his management
I dont believe that anyone would expect Poch (or anyone else) to transform this time around instantly. But Olé made this team much worse it was last year and that is unacceptable. Squad is worse, our game is worse, our results are worse. We still dont have any system, we still doesnt have any face. It is just chaos gaming with random wins and random losses. He cant rotate, he is not a good motivator, he cant cahnge the game from the bench, he favours players Lindelof, Lingard or Pereira. What is he even doing with this team?At this stage, Ole cant complain if he gets sacked because the results haven’t been good. However, a lot of the fans are in for a rude shock if they think getting Pochettino or any other flavour of the day manager is going to transform this team around instantly under this current regime. Fans are deluding themselves if they lay all the blame at Ole’s feet, and think changing the manager will be enough to propel us into a title challenging team next season.
my mistake. Didn’t realise I’d still see your posts.You alright mate? You responded to me..
Don’t know why I responded to you. I know I just get posts like this in return..
You could argue that a number of those who voted to keep him until the end of the season want that because they still have some hope he can turn it around, too.I find it astonishing that a fifth of those who voted still wants him in.
Could be some people who think that way for sure. My thinking was that if Ole leaves now we'd most likely get an interim manager in and that would be Phelan or Carrick most likely. So sticking with Ole to the end of the season is the least risky.You could argue that a number of those who voted to keep him until the end of the season want that because they still have some hope he can turn it around, too.
A fifth is 20%You could argue that a number of those who voted to keep him until the end of the season want that because they still have some hope he can turn it around, too.
Thanks for the Math lesson there Einstein. Now go read my post again!A fifth is 20%
It would also be equivalent to two tenths.Thanks for the Math lesson there Einstein. Now go read my post again!
Math lesson was free in hope you’d take up my English classes.Thanks for the Math lesson there Einstein. Now go read my post again!
*The Math lessonMath lesson was free in hope you’d take up my English classes.
“let Ole finish the season then replace him”
no arguing or debate about it they want him out.
Hallelujah!Keep. James and Maguire were decent signings. Got rid of half the shite but unfortunately there's still more to do before some sort of consistency can be obtained.
Can’t help but laugh at these type of posts.Hallelujah!
A voice of sanity in the face of mass hysteria and quite frankly, a great many members on here whom have little understanding of footy, our great club, and have little respect for who OSG is.
Bingo.Could be some people who think that way for sure. My thinking was that if Ole leaves now we'd most likely get an interim manager in and that would be Phelan or Carrick most likely. So sticking with Ole to the end of the season is the least risky.
There’s every chance we still end up struggling, that’s most likely outcome whoever is in charge. It’s also pretty certain that an under qualified manager who is out of his depth and was only supposed to be a stop gap until we got a proper manager will fail u see these circumstances.For those answering option 1, what will be different with the new coach that we won't be in the same place in 12 to 18 months? What else will change? How will changing direction again help? Surely part of our malaise is that we've had several changes of direction over the last few years when what we need is to commit to going in one direction?
Additionally, doesn't 3 (4 if you include Ole, option 1) failed appointments say more about those doing the appointing than the appointees? Like I said, the underlying issues won't change & we'll be here again in 18 months
Check the meaning for insanity mate. It is exactly what Ole is doing.Hallelujah!
A voice of sanity in the face of mass hysteria and quite frankly, a great many members on here whom have little understanding of footy, our great club, and have little respect for who OSG is.
LVG bought us CL football. A notable improvement on Moyes. With time and The right players who knows maybe we might have seen his total football get implemented in a way that led to goals.For those answering option 1, what will be different with the new coach that we won't be in the same place in 12 to 18 months? What else will change? How will changing direction again help? Surely part of our malaise is that we've had several changes of direction over the last few years when what we need is to commit to going in one direction?
Additionally, doesn't 3 (4 if you include Ole, option 1) failed appointments say more about those doing the appointing than the appointees? Like I said, the underlying issues won't change & we'll be here again in 18 months
Did they think you were two different people?You alright mate? You responded to me..
Don’t know why I responded to you. I know I just get posts like this in return..
If you're gonna have a go at me at least have the decency to do it direct. And then i'll put you right.What a post. Made me howl at some our fans' delusion when it comes to Ole. It's way worse than anything Liverpool fans had with Dalglish. Like Dalglish actually won a Premier League and was decent manager in his day. After that amazing 14 games or so, where everyone was rightly very optimistic, it's clear to see; -- Ole is fecking hopeless, I mean dreadful. I'm talking Paul Ince levels.
It's really 78% though because 18% want him gone regardless in the summer, means that 78% of people have no faith him in60% in the out camp, seems a bit low tbh...
He's had a shocker of a month on par with that December from hell that sealed LvG's fate
Considering his recent press conference I’m not convinced 20% are just opposition fans.It's really 78% though because 18% want him gone regardless in the summer, means that 78% of people have no faith him in
You may have a point. Either way none of know what Ed is going to do. Ole will be here until the end of the season I am certain. Whether we are talking to Poch or not, I dont know. One would hope that we areConsidering his recent press conference I’m not convinced 20% are just opposition fans.
Overreact much. Listen to it again. He mentioned Alexis as a big January signing and then was caught having to say something about him. Meaningless.After today's press conference, Solskjaer has laid the straw that broke the camel's back. He's lost my support, Ole Out..!!
Considering his recent press conference I’m not convinced 20% are just opposition fans.
Imagine wanting a manager gone because of press conferencesAfter today's press conference, Solskjaer has laid the straw that broke the camel's back. He's lost my support, Ole Out..!!
And if you watch the clip he can't keep a straight face, he's smiling when he says it.Overreact much. Listen to it again. He mentioned Alexis as a big January signing and then was caught having to say something about him. Meaningless.