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Who can blame him for acting like a massive @#%&! when he had to deal with the incompetence and lack of ambition from Woodward and the board. It was supposed to get better instantly when we sacked Mourinho, yet here we are after one of the worst finishes to a league season, again going into a new season with an average at best squad and reports in the media of amateurish incompetence from top to bottom. Only hope we’ve got is Ole pulls a miracle or two out his arse or the glazers sell to a billionaire who wants to get us back to the top. |
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Even taking into account the poor finish, we still did better under Ole than we did under Mourinho. |
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I can blame him. He had a job to do and basically abandoned it to get himself sacked and paid off. It did get instantly better, then they ran out of steam. Ole needs a shit load of time, as the fix for this isn't quick on a budget, but signs are he has the right ideas IMO |
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Then to absolute shit... Nothing against Ole and Mourinho’s time at the club was rightly up as it had gone past a stage of any sort of resurrection, but the claims how he was the problem, he was the one holding us back, he was the poison, he was at fault for all our problems are now looking more and more like bull shit.. No matter who the manager of the club is they’ll pissing into the wind with the owners and board. |
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The right ideas? So signing Maguire who was Jose number one target last summer? Listen, I can fully admit Mourinho acted like a massive @#%&! and deserved to get the sack. But we’re a year down the road and if these reports are true the same problems are there, the only difference is Ole hasn’t acted like a @#%&! and is willing to make the best of the situation, that’s great and everything and credit to him, but That tells me the biggest problem at the club are the owners and their pet and no matter who the manager is the problems will continue. I agree Ole needs time, but the same could have been said for any of the last three managers before him. |
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The fact that many problems existed before him and continue to exist after doesn't mean he wasn't an awful choice of manager for us. Neither does the fact that he managed the team to two trophies. The guy didn't give a solitary £#%&! about the club. Metaphorically speaking, he was running around the house with a flamethrower during his six-month tantrum. He should never have been let in the door. Getting rid was a positive step. The man responsible for appointing him in the first place is a bigger problem, along with the Glazers. That still doesn't make Mourinho into something good. He's a blot on the history of the club, as far as I'm concerned. Ugly, cowardly @#%&! of a manager. |
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