Sacking managers until you get one competent manager that win you the league seems to be working with other top teams eg. Chelsea, Pool and City.
Were they satisfied with the many managers who helped them get as high as top 4 or even 2nd places?
Nope. Arsenal is also showing sign of adapting this approach, maybe.
Could it be Pool is more patient with Klopp because they notice the good work he's doing behind the scene along with on pitch football actually getting praises from their fans and general football fans alike, and then clear improvements on the pitch came soon after? Many of their problems of seasons before they managed to solved it in later seasons isn't it.
Same thing with Spurs too I suppose, until Poch can no longer improve them further. They have been climbing higher and higher over the many seasons. I still remember they're battling for the sweet 4th place and battle for top 6 before that.
Interestingly I notice only United fans among the top clubs is reluctant to replace the managers quickly because of some (United way BS or using Klopp case study as a comparison) and there are clear signs of more and more United fans accepting just top 4 than you know... trying to win the damn thing.
Since when is top 3 or rather the 3rd best team good?
Since when is "we're not going to be relegated" good?
Since when is "we're good at beating top teams" but "terrible getting the pts vs majority of the teams" good?
Ole's reign so far is more on to... uhh just some results based? Which isn't really that good but spin the stats all you want to show "improvements". The football remains inconsistent and hell even getting more and more boring. Many players are also getting worse (so suddenly Ole is no longer good in improving players?), and plenty of problems of seasons before still remains in the 3rd season and ongoing. More and more excuses are also being commented by both manager and players... and of course by fans who still believe.
It's just wishful thinking by the fans to want Ole to turn up like Klopp. Embarassing how low the standards have fallen and still hoping Ole will be the savior.
Though I respect your view and passion presenting it, I do not agree with it.
Sacking managers for 30 years until we win the league next is not a smart option mate. Also, I won't call united "reluctant to replace the managers". Ole became our 4th manager in 5 years. How is that reluctant in replacing managers? However, this is not the solution.
I am not happy we finished third, not the aspiration of a fan who has been supporting the team for 24 years. But we need to be realistic in setting expectations. We can put the EPL and CL as targets to win them. Yes we can. We can put a target of winning everything this year. Although this is how Manchester United should be, unfortunately we are not that team now. Not that team yet. We need to be realistic in terms of what we currently have, how we compare to other teams and what we can achieve.
Out of all managers after sir Alex, I see Ole's football most exciting. Yes, inconsistent and this is something Ole needs to ensure he fix urgently. This is what our ask of him should be. He needs to fix it, but we need to back him and give him time to do that. Not sack him and hire Poch to sack him again a year later.
Again, finishing 3rd last year was a good result (not proud of that, but realistically, it was a good result). What we should've done is invest better in the transfer window to build on that and improve our thin, young squad. Unfortunately, we didn't do well in the transfer market. This will make the process more challenging for any manager.
