Ole Gunnar Solskjaer - the first 12 months...

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Bring Moyes back.

So, not as good as moyes then.

Wonderful.

Obvs Moyes inherited less of a broken club and gradually lowered everyone's expectations to the level we're at now.

The fact we're at the same win rate as Mou but with more goals, just, is an improvement already.

Originally Posted by Cream

Obvs Moyes inherited less of a broken club and gradually lowered everyone's expectations to the level we're at now.

The fact we're at the same win rate as Mou but with more goals, just, is an improvement already.

AGREED or does it show our Defence is worse so we have to score more goals to get the same win ratio??

Maybe I am too harsh on Shaw

Originally Posted by Cream

Obvs Moyes inherited less of a broken club and gradually lowered everyone's expectations to the level we're at now.

The fact we're at the same win rate as Mou but with more goals, just, is an improvement already.

Yup.
Where's the story in that though?

Originally Posted by Sparky***

So, not as good as moyes then.

Wonderful.

Wayne Rooney, Robin van Persie, Rio Ferdinand, Nemanja Vidic, Patrice Evra, Michael Carrick, Tom Cleverley.

Originally Posted by Cream

Obvs Moyes inherited less of a broken club and gradually lowered everyone's expectations to the level we're at now.

The fact we're at the same win rate as Mou but with more goals, just, is an improvement already.

The champions.

Originally Posted by Cream

Obvs Moyes inherited less of a broken club and gradually lowered everyone's expectations to the level we're at now.

The fact we're at the same win rate as Mou but with more goals, just, is an improvement already.

Moyes inherited a team that just won the Premier League with an actual spine in it to some degree though.

I love Ole.

Solksjaer inherited a team with:

• A broken spirit
• Worlds most expensive pricey virus
• One of the most expensive big lumps upfront
• England's hottest young talent effectively playing at left back
• No midfield
• One of the best goalkeepers in the world with one foot out of the door on a free
• Ashley Young starting practicly every game
• A bunch of centrebacks no-one liked.
• A tactical setup with which bored the piss out of everyone who watched.

Under Ole:

• We've got rid of the expensive lump upfront.
• The world record virus has been banished from the team and looks to be on his way out of the door to everybody's relief, but yet everyone's still happy and smiling.
• Ashley young no longer starts every week.
• Our centreback situation looks slightly better
• Englands hottest young talent looks hot again and isn't marking opposition wingers in his own defensive third.
• Team spirit looks good
• We just about have a midfield when everyone is fit.
• One of the best goalkeepers in the world on a new contract
• Football that is at least exciting, if not quite as rewarding as we'd like at the moment.
• Young players with proper game time.

And he's still managed to better or equal the numbers after Moyes.

Team Ole

Originally Posted by Jethro

Wayne Rooney, Robin van Persie, Rio Ferdinand, Nemanja Vidic, Patrice Evra, Michael Carrick, Tom Cleverley.

Sessions.

Originally Posted by Jethro

Wayne Rooney, Robin van Persie, Rio Ferdinand, Nemanja Vidic, Patrice Evra, Michael Carrick, Tom Cleverley.

Originally Posted by Patty_b

Moyes inherited a team that just won the Premier League with an actual spine in it to some degree though.

I love Ole.

Solksjaer inherited a team with:

• A broken spirit
• Worlds most expensive pricey virus
• One of the most expensive big lumps upfront
• England's hottest young talent effectively playing at left back
• No midfield
• One of the best goalkeepers in the world with one foot out of the door on a free
• Ashley Young starting practicly every game
• A bunch of centrebacks no-one liked.
• A tactical setup with which bored the piss out of everyone who watched.

Under Ole:

• We've got rid of the expensive lump upfront.
• The world record virus has been banished from the team and looks to be on his way out of the door to everybody's relief, but yet everyone's still happy and smiling.
• Ashley young no longer starts every week.
• Our centreback situation looks slightly better
• Englands hottest young talent looks hot again and isn't marking opposition wingers in his own defensive third.
• Team spirit looks good
• We just about have a midfield when everyone is fit.
• One of the best goalkeepers in the world on a new contract
• Football that is at least exciting, if not quite as rewarding as we'd like at the moment.
• Young players with proper game time.

And he's still managed to better or equal the numbers after Moyes.

Team Ole

Please stop stating the obvious.

patty b with a great post there.

We are certainly heading in the right direction and it's foolish to compare what OGS inherited vs Moyes (shudder).

I feel for the first time in ages - we are on the right track.

Martial, Pogba are bad apples - get rid.

We have youth coming through and could easily in a couple of years have 5 or 6 youth players (Rashford, Greenwood, Williams, Garner, Axel F - it's not beyond the realms of possibility) in our starting XI.

OGS has steadied the ship. He's an anchor.

We've gone from wanchors to anchors.

#Bulletpointreds

Gone from slow plodders to speed merchants.

You can talk about progress but if he doesn’t get the money to spend next month it’s all pointless

Originally Posted by believe

You can talk about progress but if he doesn’t get the money to spend next month it’s all pointless

Not necessarily.

He could get stiffed in Summer too.

Fastest 12 months in history?

I've barely been this season so happier to play the long game than others, even if it's a dead end

Originally Posted by believe

You can talk about progress but if he doesn’t get the money to spend next month it’s all pointless

Think everyone is in unanimous agreement that it’s on the board to back Ole and get the right signings in. If Haland is a go then it looks like that might be happening.

Originally Posted by Baron

Sessions.