Ole

Originally Posted by red in cumbria

Yeah, but slipping up when we finally seem to be putting a run together is still infuriating.

It is. The issue is more about progressing, evolving, whatever you want to call it. And learning from mistakes.

Our consistency is not as bad as it’s made out to be and is getting better. Calendar year of 2020 is better than 2019. Sky have a ‘since January’ table. It’s a bit par leaguey, but basically, we’re second behind Liverpool.

Originally Posted by Dr Stranger

Sky have a ‘since January’ table. It’s a bit par leaguey, but basically, we’re second behind Liverpool.

...and with a game in hand.

https://twitter.com/utdreport/status/1334970708359868424/photo/1

Originally Posted by goonlooca

...and with a game in hand.
https://twitter.com/utdreport/status...868424/photo/1

Funny how It’s seemingly widely accepted that Jose has turned Spurs into winners, yet a team above them is ‘inconsistent’.

Originally Posted by Dr Stranger

Funny how It’s seemingly widely accepted that Jose has turned Spurs into winners, yet a team above them is ‘inconsistent’.

Above them in a bullshit table that means nothing tbf.

Originally Posted by armchair

Above them in a bullshit table that means nothing tbf.

It indicates a level of consistency over the last year, that we apparently don’t have.

Only one table matters and it's not the "since January" table. £#%&! off with that shit. It's embaressing.

Spurs were top of that table when they didn’t win the league a few years back

Originally Posted by armchair

Only one table matters and it's not the "since January" table. £#%&! off with that shit. It's embaressing.

The ‘table’ isn’t the point. Ignore it and say 14 wins from our last 23 games instead. It’s an indication of form over time, and it’s direct response to a claim of no consistency.

Originally Posted by NedKelly

Spurs were top of that table when they didn’t win the league a few years back

And as a result, it was widely accepted that Poch had done a good job. One that a lot of people want him to do here now.

The actual table will indicate something similar to that one pretty soon I reckon. A win tomorrow would be huge, two points off top with the teams above us all having fairly tricky games.

Still gutted by PSG. Avoidable and ole £#%&!ed it up to a degree. And it allows this constant avalanche of shit to be unloaded on him. It used to be abu’s that unloaded it all but now it’s united fans aswell.

A win against the hammers would be HUGE. Struggling to see it but we’ll see.

Ole paid the price for shitty finishing by Martial and the one tactical mistake of not taking off Fred at HT

Read somewhere that Martial could've had 3 assists in that game.

https://amp.theguardian.com/football...mpression=true

Very good read

Did he write that himself?

I love Ole as a guy but that was just nonsense.

If anything you could say the opposite is true, when we win he gets the credit when we lose its generally pogba, lindelof, Woodward, de gea and more recently martial to blame

Managers are overrated. Important, but overrated.

Originally Posted by Jethro

https://amp.theguardian.com/football...mpression=true

Very good read

I thought it was better at 7.30pm last night personally.

Originally Posted by Patty_b

I thought it was better at 7.30pm last night personally.

Originally Posted by utd99

Managers are overrated. Important, but overrated.

A lot of truth in that.

The best managers are the ones who lift players above their level, Fergie being the obvious one and I'd say a young mourinho.

Some of the shite Fergie won trophies with at times was incredible.

Breaking news:

Max Allegri - who’s been out of work for two years - has just outlined his plan to work in the Premier League. Apparently this development now has Manchester United & Arsenal on “red alert”.

£#%&!ing papers.

Originally Posted by utd99

Breaking news:

Max Allegri - who’s been out of work for two years - has just outlined his plan to work in the Premier League. Apparently this development now has Manchester United & Arsenal on “red alert”.

£#%&!ing papers.

Red, eh? Sounds like quite an alert tbf.

Originally Posted by utd99

Managers are overrated. Important, but overrated.

It’s a weird one, because the best managers like Fergie made it about the players, made it simple. Made it look like he didn’t matter. But not many managers can do that as well as him... so I guess they are important.

Or something.