Ole

Originally Posted by ScarFace

I want him gone even more. You can tell the players do to by the fact they refused to look at him once they scored. Those power shots were venom in his face.

In our last 32 games, Manchester United have won 21, drawn 7 and lost 4.

Originally Posted by 20LEgend1999

In our last 32 games, Manchester United have won 21, drawn 7 and lost 4.

As ever, you can prove anything with stats.

Originally Posted by 20LEgend1999

In our last 32 games, Manchester United have won 21, drawn 7 and lost 4.

Unqualified. Not backed in the transfer market.

Disaster.

The forum bedwetters after any defeat or draw

Think we need a graph, tbh.

I'm all in.

Clueless.

Really enjoyed that PE lesson

Still a 100% away record this season, let's hope we can break our home duck at the weekend

That PSG side could do with some coaching.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is the first manager to win a Champions League group stage game away at PSG since 2004.

my manager

Originally Posted by Dr Stranger

Really enjoyed that PE lesson

We’ve got a very decent side. Ole’s put it together. He’s marginalised the shit and got some proper characters in. Bruno/vdb etc are winnohs.

The bed pissing 3 games in.

Originally Posted by ScarFace

According to the Independent, one player in private told a friend that 'training is so basic' and 'lacking in creativity.'

They also added that Solskjaer is said to feel 'insecure'.

Ole out

Manchester United have won 10 consecutive away games in all competitions for the first time in their history.

That was the best in game management I’ve seen from Ole

Great tactics to start with but we lost our way at the start of the 2nd half as PSG started to dominate but he made a sub and changed to a back 4
We dominated from that moment until the end

Think Ole’s learned from the last two games that we have to have legs and balance in midfield
Pogba isn’t a proper midfielder and Matic is too £#%&!ing slow to play against anyone decent

Originally Posted by ZiggyStardust

That was the best in game management I’ve seen from Ole

Great tactics to start with but we lost our way at the start of the 2nd half as PSG started to dominate but he made a sub and changed to a back 4
We dominated from that moment until the end

Think Ole’s learned from the last two games that we have to have legs and balance in midfield
Pogba isn’t a proper midfielder and Matic is too £#%&!ing slow to play against anyone decent

Agreed.

We all sighed when we saw the line up for Newcastle, but he’s Clearly reacted and wants us to be difficult to beat again. This in turn, is giving a better platform for the attacking players too.

I think most of us feared another Sevilla style sting on the tail at 1-1 and missed chances, but as you say, he reacted and didn’t just let the game drift. It was a bold move to change a system that
Largely worked and bring on a player who comes with many risks, but it made the difference.

He makes his mistakes and rightly gets shit, so he deserves credit when he gets it right and the reaction from him and the players since Spurs has been good.

The big challenge now is getting some consistency.

We know we can look good when we play well and confidence is high. We need to find different ways to win when we’re not.

16 years !!!

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