Ole?

How do you figure that? It’s quite the opposite, most fans that have been behind Ole have been pointing their figures squarely at Woodward and the ownership.

comment by Donny The King van de Beek (U10026)
posted 6 minutes ago
How do you figure that? It’s quite the opposite, most fans that have been behind Ole have been pointing their figures squarely at Woodward and the ownership.
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Pre ole most fans were calling for a complete revamp

after ole brought in the feel good factor many were just happy to have their utd back. Yes there was criticism certain players we not bought but the conversation pre ole was a total revamp of the club

But that’s still the case. And as there’s so many fans behind Ole the focus has been more on Woodward and the ownership than at any time since they’ve been here. Nobody has been distracted by Ed’s incompetence. Whether they rate Ole or not.

comment by Donny The King van de Beek (U10026)
posted 5 minutes ago
But that’s still the case. And as there’s so many fans behind Ole the focus has been more on Woodward and the ownership than at any time since they’ve been here. Nobody has been distracted by Ed’s incompetence. Whether they rate Ole or not.
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yes they have been
you only need to look at this board
fans are busy arguing whether they are ole in or ole out.

2 years ago when jose got sacked it was all about ed

Because it’s pretty much accepted on this board that Ed is an incompetent cuuuunt. RDD is the only one that really argues otherwise.

Strange poster this one

https://www.redcafe.net/threads/would-you-sack-or-keep-ole-poll-reopened.450911/post-26468410

comment by -bloodred- (U1222)
posted 2 hours ago
Why are you referring to United as 'we'?
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We is inside quotation marks suggesting the words are not spoken by the op but by a red. That's my view on it. Plus Ole is not up to it.

Whet we’ve got to lose is never giving a manager enough of a chance to make progress with a young squad.

I don’t think Ole will succeed but it’s too soon this season to know for sure.

I’d flip the question and ask what is to gain by sacking him? Are we going to win the league if we do that?

comment by Winston (U16525)
posted 1 hour, 53 minutes ago
Whet we’ve got to lose is never giving a manager enough of a chance to make progress with a young squad.

I don’t think Ole will succeed but it’s too soon this season to know for sure.

I’d flip the question and ask what is to gain by sacking him? Are we going to win the league if we do that?
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Sensible comment.

I guess the comeback will be potentially losing a Champions League place and the revenue that entails, but we're not currently looking at that.

Good God, no not. Nagelsman