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Moyes was the same as Ole....sacked. LVG was dull as £#%&!, sacked. Jose did a Jose and lost the dressing room...sacked. Ole has only kept his job because of who he is, owners being tight, new manager stating join in the summer only and that we still can make the ECL via the euromonga league. Ole isn't going anywhere this season until ECL qualification is 100% gone, so enjoy the terrible results until the summer Nobody is a winner in this as always. Grim. |
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Our squad is so bereft of quality, that I'm not sure a new manager would bring about a great deal of change. We have been playing shit football under the last 3 managers. Some brutal stuff and it doesn't seem to change from manager to manager.
I actually feel we have some very good young talent, that in a few years could be part of a good side. But our senior players are in the main, a joke. It is a completely dysfunctional side and has been for a long time. I think over the past 6 years you could be forgiven for thinking that they don't even bother with training through the week, as there is no evidence of it on a match day. We are in a position now where every signing needs to be a success if we are going to turn this around any time soon. Given our track record, can't be too optimistic. I would give him until the end of next season. |
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All the @#%&!s getting stuck into Ole as if it's all his fault are missing the obvious that he's only in the job because of our huge governance issues on a massive scale. Sure he's made mistakes, even the best do sometimes, and in this environment every mistake is exacerbated. The Team Mou £#%&!ers who couldn't wait to blame the board for everything aren't even prepared to cut Ole the slightest slack.
You'll get your way sooner or later, we'll sack him and appoint a proper manager. Probably Pochettino in the summer. In better times the prospect would enthuse me more. |
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He was appointed as caretaker manager initially and it well known we wanted Pochettino. We went on that crazy run, which no one could see, and United, really, had no choice to give it to him. The fans were lauding it up, I'll admit I was too, but, in hindsight, it was more to do with a new face at the club, a happy one instead of the miserable manager who had lost the dressing room, and players having a new lease of life as it always the case when a club appoints a new manager.
He was then appointed permanent manager and, since then, we have seen our worst form in 30 years. Do people honestly think that if we don't make the CL again, with the fans now booing the team, that the club won't make a change? Pochettino was the original plan but we didn't want to pay the £40m or however much it would have cost. Pochettino is now available and no compensation will have to be paid in the summer. If he hasn't taken another job there is no way the club won't finally get their man. Despite how it ended up at Spurs, there is no way anyone can see that Ole is better suited to take the club forward than someone who has proven his credentials at two Premier League clubs with an even worse budget than what our previous managers have had. If you honestly think that Ole is the man to take us forward, based on nothing, you're blind. I don't think it is any coincidence that, despite the club obviously needing several players, they are unwilling to spend any cash. It needs a massive rebuild and they obviously don't trust Ole with anymore money after seeing what is going on. They have come out and said Ole has theirbacking - they aren't going to sack him now and admit that their premature gamble hasn't paid of. It's a PR exercise - and a bad one. |
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There's no Ole Inners.
I don't know of anyone who is 100% saying he will get it right. I'm not. Hand on heart, I don't think he's going to be here much longer or that he's the man to take us forward, but that doesn't mean he can't be a stepping stone, that he can't leave us in a stronger position than when he came in. And most of the defence of him, is more just criticism of those above him. |
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Have people been sleeping through the past seven years? (Wish I had been, etc.) |
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Another plus point of a Poch is hopefully he wont be such a little GlazerWoody bitch, that clearly Ole is. He is over the moon to be our manager and knows the alternative is back to lapland. About transfers...he's £#%&!. This whole England thing...£#%&! off. English players are SHIT. Maguire is a huge waste of money |