The fact that every rival is wishing he had stayed says all that needs to be said.
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FootyEra 18/19 Season |OT 2| Yeovil Ipswich Kilmarnock Everton Spurs
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The fact that every rival is wishing he had stayed says all that needs to be said.
When you have us literally chanting "Don't sack Mourinho!" last Sunday, what else could you as a club do at that point?
Now removed. But saw it beforehand.
No idea either way on Solskjaer, know nothing of his managerial record.
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But it wasn't a nightmare 😢
Solskjaer was quite bad at Cardiff, but whatever, between he and Phelan think they can at least provide competence. Mourinho has also done a great job lowering expectations. All the rest of the season is really about is seeing if there are any players that, outside the shadow of Mou, can be counted on for next year.
Exactly. We were all crying for Arsene to stay and eventually they got rid. Bastards.
That was taking one for the team in a way most players don't even think of.
Reasonable. This guy definitely won't still be racist in four years.
https://news.sky.com/story/manchest...-gunnar-solskjaer-as-interim-manager-11585526
Oh united I love you and all but my god haha
Oh united I love you and all but my god haha
Ahaha classic.
The obvious and most sensible choice is Poch. Which is why it cannot happen.
Well they're closer to mid table than the top at this point so it makes sense I guess
Phelan is crucial to be a force behind any romance that may come from Solskjaer.
You can't be mad even if others are taking the piss. There's very little choice for caretakers and the number one goal here had to be bringing back fan happiness.
The season is already over. No pressure.
You can't be mad even if others are taking the piss. There's very little choice for caretakers and the number one goal here had to be bringing back fan happiness.
The season is already over. No pressure.
Someone, sounded like Dean Saunders was saying the same thing on Talk Sport this morning as well lol
I really hope Eddie Howe doesn't end up at Spurds, I actually like him
Klopp got Mainz relegated
Conte got Atalanta relegated
Poch got sacked from Espanyol when they were bottom
A failure isn't always the end of your career
Curious as to what team Emery will play tonight. Would like to see youngsters but it's also a must win, so...
Lets not forget that Fat Sam could've won everything if only he had the Real Madrid job
If only they didn't give it to a bloody foreign manager every time instead.
All these bloody foreigners taking the Real Madrid job instead of quality British coaches is why many people voted brexit
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He also said he fancied the director of football job 😂
To be fair to Bruce though, he's a much better manager than Hughes
This is a big misconception by the fans, one I don't understand how it still slides. Mou had little to no say in transfers. It's more like he and his team identify a kind of player for a certain position, and then the board does what it wants. This is not football manager.
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Probably because since then he's done nothing with Molde either.
Not many managers have the career path of PL relegation, Molde then Utd, so I get the confusion around it. Someone mentioned earlier that Poch and Klopp either had teams relegated or bottom of the table, but they went and proved themselves at other clubs. Dunno what Ole has done other than be someone who'll get goodwill from fans
But Gareth Southgate is the greatest football manager of all time.
Will be interesting to see how Solskjaer does, he doesn't have much to lose. Just has take us through to end of season.
Phelan might have more of an effect than him.
Phelan might have more of an effect than him.
When United sack Mourinho apparently the club valuation went up like £100m+ on the stock market. So whatever it cost to sack him just doesn't really matter.
Fucking hell. Has sacking a manager ever increased stocks that much before?
It was some financial person on Sky News that calculated the real term gain to be something like £120m.
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