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There’s still a big question mark over whether he’s good enough to get us to win PLs and compete seriously in the CL again because he’s never done it before in management
Until he does then that question mark will remain The advantage Klopp had when he went to Liverpool was he already had his work at Dortmund to show that he could manage a team to do that However for the first time since Fergie we’re finally on the right path and clear progress is being made I think we have 2/3 of a side capable of winning the biggest trophies in place Definitely need a top class wide right forward and defensive midfielder Question marks over centre forward, CB beside Maguire and the full backs but they could be answered by players we already have |
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Seen us through probably our lowest point in years, seen off some absolute dross from the dressing room, getting the best out of the two young lads upfront, signed well, introduced some promising youth and got us playing with intent for the first time in years with what looks like some sort of plan (that isn't all out defense or sideways passing the opponent into submission.) |
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Look at who he has sold. He's been more ruthless than any manager since Fergie. Knows exactly what he wants and isn't afraid to marginalise or sell decent players that don't fit in. |
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He's doing everything right, and the two most important things he's done are getting a raft of quality signings in whilst dumping the deadwood, and getting the team playing winning football with a Manchester United identity again.
It's actually shocked me how effective he's been at getting the right players in. Van Gaal and Mourinho are two of the best managers that the game has ever seen, and Ole has completely outshone both of them when it comes to recruitment. |
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Ole’s come in and done what most of us wanted to see for years. I’m concerned about James still but everything else has been decent and in the case of Bruno, exceptional. Schneiderlin and schwinestiger |
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Mourinho - well we knew what he'd go for. Experience, power etc. But yeah it sounds like the manager and the backroom staff (like fergie before them) actually bother to find out what kind of characters they're getting into the team. |
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Van Gaal was on the right track in terms of implementing a dominant, possession-based style, whilst promoting some good youth lads, but he made the mistake of bringing in the wrong experienced pros in players like Schweinsteiger, Falcao and Di Maria, and despite winning the FA Cup, the progress wasn't quick enough. Still, he bought in some good players in Martial, Shaw, Romero and Blind. Shaw hasn't been the same since his injury, and Blind would probably be the first-choice CB with Maguire under Ole.
Mourinho on the other hand was just an absolute horror show by the end. He'd dragged United down to such a low that the entire club felt toxic. It looks like Spurs are heading the same way. The bloke is absolute poison. Ole definitely picking up the reigns from LvG by bringing the kids through, and no doubt Carrick has been influenced heavily by the Big Man, too. |
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What I do think though is that Fergie’s huge influence on Ole is worth shouting about. Everything that I admire about this team has Fergie’s imprint on it. Not van gaal, not Mou - just pure Ferguson. 100% united. That’s the reason why it’s exciting. |