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Hutch's Shoulder wrote:

RodneyRodney wrote:PRAY HARD for Agent Solsjkaer . . . Quote from the Caf :

"Ole's peak was the first game at Cardiff. We played quick, one touch football and actually created some good chances. Since then, the performances have slowly got worse, and while it was a great result against PSG it was fairly lucky. I'm really worried about next season now if we appoint Ole. He's going to stick with a lot of players who aren't good enough like Rashford, Lingard because they're homegrown and it's going to be another poor season.

I feel like the next manager has to be the right one, I can see next season being over by Christmas and Ole out of a job. I hope I'm wrong but we've seen over the past few years that it's going to take a world class coach offensively to get anything out of our current crop of players. We don't have Real Madrid/Barca calibre players where we can afford to appoint our version of Zidane. "

Bad news! Ole in!

But the title of the new manager is there already: after the Chosen One and the Special One comes.... the Right One.

RodneyRodney wrote:

Hutch's Shoulder wrote:

RodneyRodney wrote:PRAY HARD for Agent Solsjkaer . . . Quote from the Caf :

"Ole's peak was the first game at Cardiff. We played quick, one touch football and actually created some good chances. Since then, the performances have slowly got worse, and while it was a great result against PSG it was fairly lucky. I'm really worried about next season now if we appoint Ole. He's going to stick with a lot of players who aren't good enough like Rashford, Lingard because they're homegrown and it's going to be another poor season.

I feel like the next manager has to be the right one, I can see next season being over by Christmas and Ole out of a job. I hope I'm wrong but we've seen over the past few years that it's going to take a world class coach offensively to get anything out of our current crop of players. We don't have Real Madrid/Barca calibre players where we can afford to appoint our version of Zidane. "

Bad news! Ole in!

But the title of the new manager is there already: after the Chosen One and the Special One comes.... the Right One.

I'm not aware of any prominent football managers in recent years called "Martini" . . .

Hutch's Shoulder wrote:

RodneyRodney wrote:

Hutch's Shoulder wrote:

RodneyRodney wrote:PRAY HARD for Agent Solsjkaer . . . Quote from the Caf :

"Ole's peak was the first game at Cardiff. We played quick, one touch football and actually created some good chances. Since then, the performances have slowly got worse, and while it was a great result against PSG it was fairly lucky. I'm really worried about next season now if we appoint Ole. He's going to stick with a lot of players who aren't good enough like Rashford, Lingard because they're homegrown and it's going to be another poor season.

I feel like the next manager has to be the right one, I can see next season being over by Christmas and Ole out of a job. I hope I'm wrong but we've seen over the past few years that it's going to take a world class coach offensively to get anything out of our current crop of players. We don't have Real Madrid/Barca calibre players where we can afford to appoint our version of Zidane. "

Bad news! Ole in!

But the title of the new manager is there already: after the Chosen One and the Special One comes.... the Right One.

I'm not aware of any prominent football managers in recent years called "Martini" . . .

Ha can lose any time, any place, anywhere.

Saul Goodman wrote:OGS won't be the United manager by the start of the 2020-2021 season.

Hutch's Shoulder wrote:

Saul Goodman wrote:OGS won't be the United manager by the start of the 2020-2021 season.

It's the U****d way.

Saul Goodman wrote:

Hutch's Shoulder wrote:

Saul Goodman wrote:OGS won't be the United manager by the start of the 2020-2021 season.

It's the U****d way.

It was a complete overreaction to hire him when they did. They shouldve waited until the season was over to assess.

Nigels Tackle wrote:

Saul Goodman wrote:

Hutch's Shoulder wrote:

Saul Goodman wrote:OGS won't be the United manager by the start of the 2020-2021 season.

It's the U****d way.

It was a complete overreaction to hire him when they did. They shouldve waited until the season was over to assess.

even a dead dog bounces

nottsblue wrote:Wonder what odds OGS is to not be rags boss at the start of next season. He is blatantly out of his depth and it would be better for the rags to admit their error in appointing him and get rid before he really harms them. Fingers crossed they don’t, obviously as I’m sure I speak for all blues in saying how much of a great job we think he’s doing

Scatman wrote:He's already said he will not spend big and be true to the yoonited way and bring youth through. In other words the board have already realised the error of their ways.

Scatman wrote:He's already said he will not spend big and be true to the yoonited way and bring youth through. In other words the board have already realised the error of their ways.

Saul Goodman wrote:

nottsblue wrote:Wonder what odds OGS is to not be rags boss at the start of next season. He is blatantly out of his depth and it would be better for the rags to admit their error in appointing him and get rid before he really harms them. Fingers crossed they don’t, obviously as I’m sure I speak for all blues in saying how much of a great job we think he’s doing

I cant believe they'd do that. The argument for keeping him next season is that the United squad is terrible and needs to be rebuilt this summer. Phil Jones, Smalling, Ashley Young, Matic, Lukaku, Darmian, and others aren't good enough for a top 4 side in England. Sanchez is a cancer and needs to go too, despite his quality.

I assume the thought process will be to let OGS try to remake the squad this summer and have a full pre-season to put his stamp on the squad. When he inevitably fails next season then they'll sack him.

The funny thing is that United...United in the Europa League....United in the Europa League with a manager who was previously managing in the Norwegian league isnt an attractive prospect for big-name, quality players.