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We aren’t a big club anymore and haven’t been for a while. The goal isn’t trophies/success. It’s protect assets, top 4 and keep the tills ticking. Like it or not, that’s what Ole was brought in for, that’s what he did, and did well. No ‘bullshit’ that is what happened and what is going on. |
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The winning nothing means nothing when his target was top 4 and he got it in both full seasons. Whether he would’ve been able to take us on to a proper title challenge etc was always in doubt, every person had doubts about his tactical acumen, but the club were never arsed about that, as recently as last summer they were absolutely delighted with the job he was doing, despite money spent, because he was achieving all that they wanted from him. |
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But I disagree. I'd rather the manger have a positive relationship with their players, even if they're shit and need shifting on, than have a relationship where players are publicly correcting the manager. It undermines him and shows everyone that everything is not fine between the players and the manager. It's what accelerated everything going sour under Mourinho. I don't think it's asking a lot for a manager to keep relationships with players as positive as possible while also not considering them part of their long term plans. In fact, I think that's one of the most basic roles of a 'manager' in any sort of industry. |
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And when Fergie did speak publicly and candidly about players, it always seemed calculated for one reason or another. This all just seems ridiculously cack-handed and completely par for course for this club currently. Although once Ralf has won as much and as consistently with the team as Fergie did, he can say what he wants and I wouldn't care a jot. |
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Seeing as ole did a very good do you think other people in football will feel the same... Will any clubs board look at the very good job ole did at United and think they want some of that “keeping a lid on things while spending 400/500m” ? |
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If he took over Spurs and got top 4 does that make the job he did with United better or worse? What about if he gets the PSG job and wins the league? It makes no difference. He did the job asked of him for 2 and a half seasons, and he did it well, finishing behind only the 2 best teams in Europe in his only full seasons. Is that enough for the fans, no, we all believe we should be challenging for/winning the league, but that’s not the reality. |
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Are we still banging on about Ole?
Great player, shit manager, only brought in to shut the fans up for a couple of seasons. Ralph: no chance while the owners are backing their ‘assets’, same as any other manager that comes in. The problem is the owners and we are £#%&!ed until that changes. |
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