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What is the real answer?
I have always believed (and will always) that Jose is the right man for the job but something just seems missing with the club. We've massively improved over the last two seasons but it's December and it already feels like all out hopes are pinned on winning the CL and trying to keep a respectable distance from City in second place.
Is it a case of a complete overhaul of the squad or are we just a player or two away from being complete? It's so confusing. |
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I'm caught between sticking with Mourinho (and bitching a lot along the way) and getting rid and bringing in someone braver, younger with a vision of what the club should be. We need to stick with Jose, let him ride out his biggest challenge ever, and get shut of Woodward and get him some proper support in that area and a plan for the club further than the length of Mourinho's contract and attracting as many sponsors as possible.. |
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Depends on what the question really is.
Results simply aren’t that bad. The League Cup usually isn’t a big concern. As pointed out, in any other season we would be in a great position to challenge. But in terms of quality of football and how convincing the performances are, this is what Mourinho tends to do. There comes a time when winning on the details and edging games you feel we are almost losing a grip of are no fluke. It’s how his sides usually win. |
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I was in with LvG for the long haul pal. I understand the need for patience. Was saying after the Moyes debacle that we were looking at up to 10 years to get back to the top.. nearly 5 gone.. |
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We have to back Mourinho both financially and in support. We can’t keep hiring managers and then firing them again in 18 months when it doesn’t work.
The squad as has been pointed out is a mess and needs improving especially in midfield so we can control games better and not retreat to the edge of our own box when it starts to get tough. I’m not convinced there is a manager out there who would improve us overnight so, for me we put our trust in him and let him get on with it |
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Results are the only consistent Mourinho staple, but that's in large part thanks to superhuman performances by De Gea. As a team we don't have the solidness you'd expect. I think he must be worried by our current form, as it seems like we're only one bad result or one serious Pogba injury away from a really poor run of form. If he could I think he'd dump a lot of players in the next two windows, but whether he's able to do so and bring in superior players remains to be seen. If not then I can see him going elsewhere. |
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The players United target give it all away.. never even slightly interested in the high profile moves, Pogba aside.. |
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His Inter side were so superior to everyone in Italy, yet they were 2nd in Serie A at half time on the final day. Clearly he’s one of the greatest managers ever, but it’s not a new thing for his teams to be picking up victories relentlessly when it feels their luck should run out. It’s usually no fluke. Whatever the pattern of play, they’re usually making fewer mistakes and being more clinical than the opposition. |
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