comment by Christopher (U20930)
posted 48 minutes ago
You should write a letter to Woodward
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I do hope sandy actually did that.
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 48 minutes ago
Rosso serious question are you happy for Ole to continue as is? Like you’re talking about 3 more transfer windows for Ole, what gives you the confidence he will sign the right players and the belief top players will go to united under ole?
It all well and good to point to Zidane and Pep at Madrid and Barca but signing for either of these clubs, at that time under these managers is no way similar to signing for united, in the Europa league under ole.
Chalk and cheese here
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I think it is far, far too early to be making any decisions.
Am I happy? No, not really. There are some very obvious things going wrong tactically, and he’ll need to sharpen up his ideas on that front if anything is going to change.
Once again, the problems are much bigger than the manager though.
The Glazers remain the biggest issue at the club, closely followed by Woodward in the joint CEO/DoF/King of facking Everything role.
Put it this way: I said sacking LVG would change nothing, and it changed nothing.
I said sacking Mourinho would change nothing, and it changed nothing.
And sacking Ole would do nothing.
We’d have exactly the same key issues at the club with any given new manager in place.
Almost none of our signings since Ferguson have established themselves as first-teamers. That’s the biggest problem. Why it’s happened could be a few things, but you simply can’t rebuild if the bricks you’re putting in place constantly need replacing.
And it also means that bringing through youth, however much we like the idea, is going to be difficult as they just don’t have the established quality around them to enable the transition.
There’s a clear problem with United’s inability to get competent performances from attacking players as well. We’ve sold Zaha, Depay and Di Maria and all three are playing better than any of our forwards are.
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posted on 22/9/19
comment by Christopher (U20930)
posted 48 minutes ago
You should write a letter to Woodward
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I do hope sandy actually did that.
posted on 22/9/19
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 48 minutes ago
Rosso serious question are you happy for Ole to continue as is? Like you’re talking about 3 more transfer windows for Ole, what gives you the confidence he will sign the right players and the belief top players will go to united under ole?
It all well and good to point to Zidane and Pep at Madrid and Barca but signing for either of these clubs, at that time under these managers is no way similar to signing for united, in the Europa league under ole.
Chalk and cheese here
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I think it is far, far too early to be making any decisions.
Am I happy? No, not really. There are some very obvious things going wrong tactically, and he’ll need to sharpen up his ideas on that front if anything is going to change.
Once again, the problems are much bigger than the manager though.
The Glazers remain the biggest issue at the club, closely followed by Woodward in the joint CEO/DoF/King of facking Everything role.
posted on 22/9/19
Put it this way: I said sacking LVG would change nothing, and it changed nothing.
I said sacking Mourinho would change nothing, and it changed nothing.
And sacking Ole would do nothing.
We’d have exactly the same key issues at the club with any given new manager in place.
posted on 22/9/19
Fair responses
posted on 22/9/19
Almost none of our signings since Ferguson have established themselves as first-teamers. That’s the biggest problem. Why it’s happened could be a few things, but you simply can’t rebuild if the bricks you’re putting in place constantly need replacing.
And it also means that bringing through youth, however much we like the idea, is going to be difficult as they just don’t have the established quality around them to enable the transition.
posted on 22/9/19
There’s a clear problem with United’s inability to get competent performances from attacking players as well. We’ve sold Zaha, Depay and Di Maria and all three are playing better than any of our forwards are.
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