No but you can’t call it a ridiculous notion eitherThat doesn’t mean we’re going to get relegated though.
We’ll agree to disagree, it is ridiculous in my view.No but you can’t call it a ridiculous notion either
That means top 4 is ridiculous then which means he’s failing miserablyWe’ll agree to disagree, it is ridiculous in my view.
No it doesn’t.That means top 4 is ridiculous then which means he’s failing miserably
Why doesn’t it? We’re further off top 4 than relegation so he’s failing really really badlyNo it doesn’t.
Him getting us relegated is ridiculous is what I’m saying. Like I say, we’ll agree to disagree.
Credit to you for actually having the ability to be flexible. Too many people here pin their flags firmly to one mast and then stop seeing things objectivelyWe are playing better football. There are signs of improvement in terms of attack and the way the squad are playing together.
Discussing relegation is now and has always been completely ridiculousNo but you can’t call it a ridiculous notion either
Which means top 4 is as we are closer to relegation. So you admit he’s a terrible manager performing poorly?Discussing relegation is now and has always been completely ridiculous
We've looked better since Liverpool imo. B'mouth was a bad one, but we looked leggy from the first minute so no doubt three away games in a week had taken its toll.Performances like today cannot be one offs. If OGS is going to succeed at this level, this has to happen regularly.
Manchester United is about having one-off bad performances, not one-off good performances, which has been the theme since he became permanent manager.
Keep fishing. Someone will bite eventually. Ole has my backing.Which means top 4 is as we are closer to relegation. So you admit he’s a terrible manager performing poorly?
I think you’ve mis-read my posts.Why doesn’t it? We’re further off top 4 than relegation so he’s failing really really badly
At least it’s not just me that’s getting these confusing responses!!Keep fishing. Someone will bite eventually. Ole has my backing.
Unless we get 3-4 more players injured and can't get a single-player in - it wont happen. We are simply too organized with too much quality up-front for that ever to become an issueNo but you can’t call it a ridiculous notion either
Hes been at it for quite a while now. You wont sway him even 1%At least it’s not just me that’s getting these confusing responses!!
That's easy to say on the basis of this result but on the credibility of the entire season has Manchester United played a better quality of football ?Show improvement and demonstrate better quality of football and receive more support. It's not rocket science really.
Hmmn. The sorry state of our club when a Manchester United manager is hailed vociferously for beating Brighton at home. We have truly fallen beyond belief! God help us!No I still want a much better manager. Beating Brighton at home is nothing to shout about.
Let's see how we do in the next few matches.
Or you can argue that Ole is the 7th best manager in the league if we go by the rankings. It all depends how you look at it. Yes, United havent had the best of starts, but let the young players evolve and grow together as a team and im sure the right conclusions will be formed when this season is over.It will take a monumental 2020 for me to change my opinion of sacking him at the end of the season.
Odd great games here and there do nothing to change my opinion. As it stands, Ole is one of the worst managers in the league, that's not a dig its the harsh truth. So pragmatically, why would I want one of the worst managers in the league managing United especially when there's far better options out there.
It is. Whenever these type of polls are made I make my choice and stand by it for the rest of the year regardless of results. But it's rather pathetic seeing people flip flop every weekend.It's kind of fun to see it changing though isn't it.
TBF it's barely changed - not even 1% swing despite the ups and downs of the past few weeksIt's kind of fun to see it changing though isn't it.
Well that would be an odd way of looking at things as it would indicate that Steve Bruce is better than Poch and Rodgers is better than Pep. I understand where you're coming from about forming conclusions at the end but I'm sure enough of my opinion at this point.Or you can argue that Ole is the 7th best manager in the league if we go by the rankings. It all depends how you look at it. Yes, United havent had the best of starts, but let the young players evolve and grow together as a team and im sure the right conclusions will be formed when this season is over.
Hence why i said it depends how you look at it. You can compare Poch, Rodgers and Bruce because they have a much longer managerial career then Ole. Ole has his first full season (in the Premier League) and currently stands 7th. Also, you can be right in your opinion, however how would we measure that if we didnt give Ole atleast this year to let the team evolve and grow together?Well that would be an odd way of looking at things as it would indicate that Steve Bruce is better than Poch and Rodgers is better than Pep. I understand where you're coming from about forming conclusions at the end but I'm sure enough of my opinion at this point.
The same way I don't need a whole season to know Pereira isn't good enough to be our starting No.10, is the same way I'm sure Ole isn't the man for the job.
The issue i observe is that many made their choice already and even with positive results, they are not flexible enough to atleast give the manager and team a chance to grow and evolve together.I take it a lot of people on this thread hate to see Utd playing well going by their posts . Pathetic
It's hilarious. They are desperate to be right in their assertion that Ole is the worst manager ever.I take it a lot of people on this thread hate to see Utd playing well going by their posts . Pathetic
The issue i observe is that many made their choice already and even with positive results, they are not flexible enough to atleast give the manager and team a chance to grow and evolve together.
It's hilarious. They are desperate to be right in their assertion that Ole is the worst manager ever.
If Rodgers or Lampard produces the same result today they are raving about how great they are. Instead today 'it's only Brighton', managed by Potter, another manager they have been praising for his 'coaching' and 'patterns of play' they are all now experts on.
I take it a lot of people on this thread hate to see Utd playing well going by their posts . Pathetic
I have always said give it till January 2020. If I were the director I'd sack him at this rate unless he proves something incredible in next few games/start of January.It will take a monumental 2020 for me to change my opinion of sacking him at the end of the season.
Odd great games here and there do nothing to change my opinion. As it stands, Ole is one of the worst managers in the league, that's not a dig its the harsh truth. So pragmatically, why would I want one of the worst managers in the league managing United especially when there's far better options out there.
I doubt that you and many others would be swayed if we won the league to be honest.My opinion has not changed.
Ole out.
I'm not going to be swayed by false dawns and the odd good performance with a few goals. We've seen too many of those since 2013 to continue falling for it. If Ole manages to win the next 3 on the bounce, I will then admit that I need to reassess the situation.
I stand by the fact that he is not a good enough manager to bring us glory and ultimately, we are a club that should be getting glory.
I don't get these types of posts. You're basically saying there's fans out there that want us to lose games or drop points because they are in the Ole out camp.It's hilarious. They are desperate to be right in their assertion that Ole is the worst manager ever.
If Rodgers or Lampard produces the same result today they are raving about how great they are. Instead today 'it's only Brighton', managed by Potter, another manager they have been praising for his 'coaching' and 'patterns of play' they are all now experts on.
