Do the right thing

United lads... Leeds fan in peace. you lot know that I post a lot and read a lot on the prem boards. seems to me that when United win, your board lords him, lose and you want him sacked / gone. either you're giving him time or not lads.

comment by The Spanish Italians (U21595)
posted 1 minute ago
United lads... Leeds fan in peace. you lot know that I post a lot and read a lot on the prem boards. seems to me that when United win, your board lords him, lose and you want him sacked / gone. either you're giving him time or not lads.
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Don't think you're reading the posts very well tbh... The same people always want him sacked... They just post more after a defeat and vice versa

fair play Shugs.. I guess you lot are really divided on Ole, I don't know each poster, just read articles.. rather than you is posting them

Happy new year

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When you have a manager who weaken the squad from last season. And our fans are surprised when we still going backwards. If you was a top class player would you want to come play under him.

Stick to comic books

A Red comes in peace. From the outside, news of your club seems to be dominated by Pogba; all else is ancillary. For me, OGS isn’t the problem. You’ve got a long term re-building programme in front of you, with some really exciting players, like James who’s got some speed in him.

The downside? I don’t think McGuire is right for you nor you for him. The proverbial square peg, etc. Neither do I think he is worthy of a ManU shirt. Nice lad, I’m sure, but he hasn’t got it.

But Pogba and his situation needs to be resolved. It appears he needs an SAF-style word in his ear, full whack, to let him know where he stands in the world. His agent seems to be dictating all in front of him, and that’s not good.

comment by United we win (U19958)
posted 5 hours, 29 minutes ago
And former Old Trafford striker Van Persie, 36, was left frustrated by Solskjaer's “nice guy” act after the game, saying his players must “fear” him – especially after performances like the one in North London.

Speaking on BT Sport, former Arsenal and United striker Van Persie raged: “I look at Ole and he seems like a really nice guy.

“I would like to see him a bit more edgy, a bit more mean at times. He's smiling after a game like that.

“This is not the moment to smile.”

Ole doesn’t have it in him to be our manager

There are no standard no pride and no fear. It’s excuses and the lads are young
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I've been frustrated with him on this too. He's always out there smiling and waving on his way into the tunnel after a loss , not to mention those selfies he takes with little Billy at the dugout before home matches.
Nobody is saying he has to be miserable but there's a time and place for those formalities and feck