Subscriber RandoEFC+ Posted October 28 Subscriber Posted October 28 Who will they get? I bet they have no plan whatsoever. Quote
Whiskey Posted October 28 Posted October 28 I'm absolutely fucking gutted, like honestly so cheesed off. This was probably the golden age of United's banter era, they can only top this if they hire Southgate. A minutes silence at all Premier League grounds as a mark of respect to Erik's services to sheer banter. Quote
Administrator Stan Posted October 28 Author Administrator Posted October 28 2 minutes ago, RandoEFC said: Who will they get? I bet they have no plan whatsoever. 1 minute ago, Whiskey said: I'm absolutely fucking gutted, like honestly so cheesed off. This was probably the golden age of United's banter era, they can only top this if they hire Southgate. A minutes silence at all Premier League grounds as a mark of respect to Erik's services to sheer banter. Conceicao apparently. Which means a lot of their players will get a massive kick up the backside. Quote
Subscriber CaaC (John)+ Posted October 28 Subscriber Posted October 28 3 minutes ago, Happy Blue said: It was fun while it lasted ET GONE HOME, HOME........ THANK FUCK Quote
Happy Blue Posted October 28 Posted October 28 19 minutes ago, CaaC (John) said: ET GONE HOME, HOME........ THANK FUCK ..Big Sam's ready to take the job Quote
Subscriber CaaC (John)+ Posted October 28 Subscriber Posted October 28 1 minute ago, Rick said: I’m praying it’s Southgate AAAAAAGGGGG, no way Quote
Subscriber CaaC (John)+ Posted October 28 Subscriber Posted October 28 19 minutes ago, Happy Blue said: ..Big Sam's ready to take the job I think Sam would have done a far better job than ETH. I am just waiting for the Ole Gunnar syndrome to set in with Ruud, Ole was made temp manager and did well winning all his matches then as soon as he was made manager on a full-time basis the players just stopped playing and Ole ended up getting the bullet. I hope Ruud does well as him and Cantona are my all-time favourite players. Quote
LFCMike Posted October 28 Posted October 28 Van Nistelrooy will get a few good results, Rio Ferdinand will declare 'Man Utd are back' and they'll give it to Van Nistelrooy permanently before it all goes tits up a few months down the line. 1 Quote
Smiley Culture Posted October 28 Posted October 28 What a way to spunk £220m+ up the wall by INEOS, though. INEOS didn’t want Ten Hag, spent the summer going after Tuchel and then had to go with their tail between their legs to apologise and to give Ten Hag the option on his contract as an apology. Firstly, was United’s shortlist of managerial targets a list of one? Surely, they had more options or targets than just Tuchel? INEOS then backed this summer’s signings, including yet more Dutch shite, costing them approximately £200m in the process. They also then brought in a load of coaching staff, you’d expect that Ten Hag had some say on who/what roles, so that’s probably another few million in wages spent. INEOS wrote the season off in July. Ten Hag probably did too. He knew he wasn’t wanted by the board and surely knew it was a matter of time before his even juicier payoff than he was due pre-contract option. Quote
Subscriber CaaC (John)+ Posted October 28 Subscriber Posted October 28 8 minutes ago, LFCMike said: Van Nistelrooy will get a few good results, Rio Ferdinand will declare 'Man Utd are back' and they'll give it to Van Nistelrooy permanently before it all goes tits up a few months down the line. And that is what happened with Ole, tbh I think United should get an experienced former manager in charge and keep Ruud there to get better experience. Quote
Administrator Stan Posted October 28 Author Administrator Posted October 28 1 hour ago, Happy Blue said: ..Big Sam's ready to take the job Pulis as his assistant... 37 minutes ago, LFCMike said: Van Nistelrooy will get a few good results, Rio Ferdinand will declare 'Man Utd are back' and they'll give it to Van Nistelrooy permanently before it all goes tits up a few months down the line. Two of them against us Quote
Lucas Posted October 28 Posted October 28 (edited) Van Nistelrooy will probably start ok. 6 of the next 7 in all fixtures are at Old Trafford and they have purposely gave him games against Leicester, Ipswich and Everton in the league coming up to install confidence. Not for one minute saying ETH didn't deserve to go, however, as per usual, you'll definitely see a few of the players who didn't like the manager suddenly try much harder now, most notably Rashford, whose literally been hiding under a rock for a while now. Always sickens me when players are so precious that they hide behind a manager and play within themselves, just to turn it on when a new man comes in. Feels so false. Edited October 28 by Lucas Quote
Reluctant Striker Posted October 28 Posted October 28 Being 14th after 9 games is taking Man United to depths they just can not accept. And just so much seems so wrong at the club. On the other hand, in an era of Man City, with Liverpool & Arsenal as nearest challengers, is 1 league cup & 1 FA Cup, regardless of performance, playing style & league position, sort of good? Would things be easier for a manager at Spurs or Chelsea with 2 trophies? I'd give it 50-50 if a new manager gets them moving back up, or continues to stagger around feeling deeply unsatisfied with only challenging for the lesser trophies. Quote
Smiley Culture Posted October 28 Posted October 28 Just now, Reluctant Striker said: Being 14th after 9 games is taking Man United to depths they just can not accept. And just so much seems so wrong at the club. On the other hand, in an era of Man City, with Liverpool & Arsenal as nearest challengers, is 1 league cup & 1 FA Cup, regardless of performance, playing style & league position, sort of good? Would things be easier for a manager at Spurs or Chelsea with 2 trophies? I'd give it 50-50 if a new manager gets them moving back up, or continues to stagger around feeling deeply unsatisfied with only challenging for the lesser trophies. Would Spurs or Chelsea take two trophies but their worst final league position in decades followed by their worst start since a time where Jimmy Savile was seen as a great bloke and people wanted to be in Gary Glitter’s gang? I suspect not. Quote
6666 Posted October 28 Posted October 28 van Nistelrooy's plan worked. He must've known Ten Hag wouldn't survive long. A shame, would've at least liked him to get a few more months. Quote
Dave Posted October 28 Posted October 28 Michael Oliver has blood on his hands for this. Ruined the fun for many people. Quote
Reluctant Striker Posted October 28 Posted October 28 35 minutes ago, Smiley Culture said: Would Spurs or Chelsea take two trophies but their worst final league position in decades followed by their worst start since a time where Jimmy Savile was seen as a great bloke and people wanted to be in Gary Glitter’s gang? I suspect not. More recently & relevantly the 2020/21 season featured Arsenal finishing 8th after spending an extended part of early season much lower, with all kinds of angsty fans & fairly sure had Xhaka giving some back to the fans. With Arteta as manager. To follow in your more avant garde style, Huw Edwards was the Welsh & white Trevor McDonald that recently.. Quote
Reluctant Striker Posted October 28 Posted October 28 15 minutes ago, Dave said: Michael Oliver has blood on his hands for this. Ruined the fun for many people. BBC News using images of Dalot to break the news was subtle, but appreciated. Quote
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