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Originally Posted by NedKelly
I’ve been saying he should be backed until the Summer; that was with the understanding that perhaps the club really was invested in taking a slower but more worthwhile approach. As it is, I don’t think Ole is the guy to beat the board, so to speak. Because that’s what it’s going to take.
If he goes, it doesn’t matter who we get in. We might have a slight upturn, but eventually the results will start turning to shite again and the lack of character in our squad will shine through.
I hope all the people who have been so quick to turn on OGS realise that even if they get their wish, absolutely nothing is changing. We will never be at the top with Woodward running the show. Just look at the spineless way he operates, one minute putting out the clubs full backing to Ole, yet the next day all of these articles start appearing twisting the knife into him. I love United, and I always will, but right now I really don’t like us.
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I think we need get really lucky, because that’s the only way we’ll be successful again under this ownership. A manager to come in and galvanise the current squad, improve them and be able to work within the budget and under people like Woodward and Judge... a perfect storm of luck
I was hoping it would be Ole, but it doesn’t look like it will be sadly and like a few of us said when Mourinho was sacked, there was quite a big probability that woody and co would do the same to Ole. They failed to fully back him in the summer and allowed the squad to be gutted with out replacements, Ole was always going to be fighting a losing battle this season.
Until either the glazers shit the bed at seeing their cash cow in jeopardy and completely restructure the football side of the club or they sell up and take woody and co with them then not much is going to change.