Allegri is coming get used to it !!!

Originally Posted by AK14

Other than him ‘getting us’ I’m not sure what makes him qualified to manage us tbh.

I believe his qualifications (UEFA Pro Licence), and his past experience managing football teams helps.

Originally Posted by Patty_b

I believe his qualifications (UEFA Pro Licence), and his past experience managing football teams helps.

Great.

So we’d all be happy with Steve Evans as our next manager based on his qualifications too?

Originally Posted by Patty_b

I believe his qualifications (UEFA Pro Licence), and his past experience managing football teams helps.

Managing Cardiff and Molde qualifies him to manage Man United?

Originally Posted by AK14

Great.

So we’d all be happy with Steve Evans as our next manager based on his qualifications too?

Probably not, no

He is still qualified to manage in top level football though.

Originally Posted by atticusgrinch

Managing Cardiff and Molde qualifies him to manage Man United?

Along with the coaching badges he has, yes.

There are quite a few managers who have got into managing top sides without even managing anything other than youth set ups.

Vast or even minor prior experience at a top level club isn't a prerequisite for glorious success.

Originally Posted by Patty_b

Probably not, no

He is still qualified to manage in top level football though.



Along with the coaching badges he has, yes.

There are quite a few managers who have got into managing top sides without even managing anything other than youth set ups.

Vast or even minor prior experience at a top level club isn't a prerequisite for glorious success.

would winning games at united be a critical part of being a 'glorious success'?
or isn't that important..?

Originally Posted by marlo

would winning games at united be a critical part of being a 'glorious success'?
or isn't that important..?

I would think it is.

Unfortunately we failed to win enough games to achieve glorious success under managers with decades at the top flight, along with multiple domestic and European title wins on their respective CV's.

Originally Posted by marlo

would winning games at united be a critical part of being a 'glorious success'?
or isn't that important..?

Winning 11 on the bounce and overturning a first leg defeat away in Paris as a caretaker probably helped .

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...ifcation-small

Makes you wonder if this has been on the cards since the summer tbh.

Dybala etc...

So it’s looking more and more likely that the news of a change in stranger strategy was just made up %@#$&!s...

Originally Posted by NedKelly

Woodward is the poison, Pogba is a symptom.

Fair point

Originally Posted by AK14

Great.

So we’d all be happy with Steve Evans as our next manager based on his qualifications too?

Don’t know. Does he have respect from being a united player, does he fit the club’s vision, is he in tune with what the fans want and does he know what the problems are that needs fixing?

Originally Posted by marlo

would winning games at united be a critical part of being a 'glorious success'?

Wasn’t for fergie in the beginning, no. But the work in those early years lead to being a glorious success.

How about judging him on what he’s doing and intends to do in relation to the club’s issues.

Originally Posted by marlo

would winning games at united be a critical part of being a 'glorious success'?
or isn't that important..?

still a weapon

Originally Posted by Jammy Dodger

Don’t know. Does he have respect from being a united player, does he fit the club’s vision, is he in tune with what the fans want and does he know what the problems are that needs fixing?.

So yeah, it basically comes back to my initial point of other than ‘he gets us’ what makes him qualified to manage United.

You think the club has a vision? The only vision the club has to make money.

The fans want to see attacking football I’d guess? he hasn’t given us that since February and it doesn’t look like changing any time soon

Does Ole know what the problems are? He sold a striker without replacing him when it was known to everyone we struggle to score goals and have done under the last two managers.

Originally Posted by AK14

So yeah, it basically comes back to my initial point of other than ‘he gets us’ what makes him qualified to manage United.

You think the club has a vision? The only vision the club has to make money.

Yes, but there’s been a clear change in strategy due to the wastefulness and mess of the previous 6 years. The vision is to change the culture at the club by signing youngish players with good character who want to play for united. That benefits both us fans and the money men.

The fans want to see attacking football I’d guess? he hasn’t given us that since February and it doesn’t look like changing any time soon

So, do you think he has no intention of building a team in united’s traditions?

There’s a reason fergie’s united didn’t start playing good attacking football until the 91-92 season. The football reflects the dressing room; quality, character, attitude, confidence and unity.

Does Ole know what the problems are? He sold a striker without replacing him when it was known to everyone we struggle to score goals and have done under the last two managers.

Clearly he does know what the problems are. Moreso than us. Doesn’t mean he can’t make mistakes, get unlucky or be let down by those above him.

Originally Posted by Jammy Dodger

Yes, but there’s been a clear change in strategy due to the wastefulness and mess of the previous 6 years. The vision is to change the culture at the club by signing youngish players with good character who want to play for united. That benefits both us fans and the money men.



So, do you think he has no intention of building a team in united’s traditions?

There’s a reason fergie’s united didn’t start playing good attacking football until the 91-92 season. The football reflects the dressing room; quality, character, attitude and unity.



Clearly he does know what the problems are. Doesn’t mean he can’t make mistakes, get unlucky or be let down by those above him.

There’s isn’t a clear change in strategy imo. We’ve had one summer where we haven’t signed any one over 30 or foreign yet are heavily linked with a 33 yr old Croatian striker for January. If we want a manager that emphasis good character in his players then we may as well hire Brendan Rodgers.

This isn’t the 90’s and ole isn’t fergie.

It’s not clear he knows what the problems are at all.

I don’t want Allegri at this point because it would be yet another change in direction and so soon after the last would be a huge mistake imo. But the blind loyalty towards Ole needs to stop and let’s start calling it what it is, because we’ve been getting worse by the game and he needs to do what any other manager has to do and that’s find a way to motivate the squad and win games because at the moment it looks like his main qualification for the job is ‘he gets us’ which utterly ridiculous.

jammy... ole's apologist.... explain bringing chong on to save the game against newcastle?

Still think Ole will be gone after the Liverpool game.

I think he should have walked.
There's no shame on him if he does walk.
Everyone and their dog knows it's the players and the glazers+woowar that's let him down.

In fact I'm rather more confused what he's hanging on for

Originally Posted by d_knight

I think he should have walked.
There's no shame on him if he does walk.
Everyone and their dog knows it's the players and the glazers+woowar that's let him down.

In fact I'm rather more confused what he's hanging on for

His payout for being sacked.

Originally Posted by AK14

There’s isn’t a clear change in strategy imo. We’ve had one summer where we haven’t signed any one over 30 or foreign yet are heavily linked with a 33 yr old Croatian striker for January. If we want a manager that emphasis good character in his players then we may as well hire Brendan Rodgers.

This isn’t the 90’s and ole isn’t fergie.

It’s not clear he knows what the problems are at all.

Wrong.

Originally Posted by d_knight

Everyone and their dog knows it's the players and the glazers+woowar that's let him down.

Clearly not.