Panther7:
Dey find credible source up and down, Ole has said several times that he doesn't handle the training, he leaves that to Carrick and McKenna. As for Phelan, there is a video of scholes saying something similar that Phelan doesn't coach or handle training he is more of a psychologist.

slimghost:


No wonder he failed at his coaching/management career after Fergie before United decided to re-employ him.

hensben:
That’s what I’m saying; sentimental employment and recommendation here and there at the club. The owner is skeptical about sacking Ole and bringing in a foreign coach that might have problem with this same old geez in the club, which will result to sacking or the coach leaving his job as a result of pressure from in-house. Coaches like Conte or Zidane will surly leave, they will want to protect their pedigree. They are no nonsense coach.

Panther7:
Dey find credible source up and down, Ole has said several times that he doesn't handle the training, he leaves that to Carrick and McKenna. As for Phelan, there is a video of scholes saying something similar that Phelan doesn't coach or handle training he is more of a psychologist.

hensben:
That’s what I’m saying; sentimental employment and recommendation here and there at the club. The owner is skeptical about sacking Ole and bringing in a foreign coach that might have problem with this same old geez in the club, which will result to sacking or the coach leaving his job as a result of pressure from in-house. Coaches like Conte or Zidane will surly leave, they will want to protect their pedigree. They are no nonsense coach.

slimghost:


I agree. Otherwise, I wonder what Mckenna and Carrick are doing as first team coaches.

Havertz10:
you

hensben:
The club missed it by allowing SAF to recommend a coach while leaving, he sentimentally chose Moyes as his replacement. I understand it was all emotion but logically it was a wrong move. That was the genesis i of in-house power in terms of appointment. They ought to have start afresh by appointing a competent coach in their prime; Klopp, pep were available then.

Panther7:
Dey find credible source up and down, Ole has said several times that he doesn't handle the training, he leaves that to Carrick and McKenna. As for Phelan, there is a video of scholes saying something similar that Phelan doesn't coach or handle training he is more of a psychologist.

BlueMann:
Manure fans

A thread for y'all

https://mobile.twitter.com/htomanutd/status/1445073158646779923

slimghost:


I agree. Otherwise, I wonder what Mckenna and Carrick are doing as first team coaches.

Panther7:
Dey find credible source up and down, Ole has said several times that he doesn't handle the training, he leaves that to Carrick and McKenna. As for Phelan, there is a video of scholes saying something similar that Phelan doesn't coach or handle training he is more of a psychologist.

izzou:


How did you know Klopp was competent then?

Leyqute:
You want to enjoy the ride but on matchday you’ll be cussing the employee you’re enjoying.

Odiegwu

nitrogen:


Lol, you should understand what I mean. Shey you dey whine me niii?

hensben:
Klopp was just like Tuchel of last season then, he was tactically and technically good then with exciting football. He got player coach relationship too.

Leyqute:
You want to enjoy the ride but on matchday you’ll be cussing the employee you’re enjoying.

Odiegwu

Joezinho:
José Mourinho has never lost a home Serie A game in his career and now holds Serie A's longest unbeaten home run since the three points per win era was introduced in the 1994/1995 season.

He sets the record for the longest home unbeaten run in Serie A history, at 42 matches, beating Max Allegri's record of 41 matches.

LEGEND!!!

nitrogen:


Thanks for this.

I thought majority of the fans were no longer supporting Ole, except the ones going to the stadium every match day. I was wrong, just check the replies and comments on the thread. It’s ridiculous to think that some fans believe that OGS will take us to the top.

@afrodoc. Yes, the owners are ignorant, while the fans are not patient with them at all (re: glazers out), even though they’ve tried to recruit the likes of LVG and Mou and have spent a lot over the years. Quite unfortunate that Fergie, our ex-players and the DNA boys have taken this opportunity to do what they like to the club.

If the owners try anything, glazers out will be back. As long as things are relatively stable, revenue generation level is sustained and returns go to shareholders, nothing will happen.

Let’s just enjoy the ride.

elrony:


You're making excuses for the Glazers. If they take a decision and Ole is booted out tomorrow; while they recruit a competent manager who delivers a trophy, who go do #GlazersOut?

You're making it seem like they are irrelevant to the gnashing of teeth we dey endure every matchday whereas they aren't : they just love their money that's all.

We are the new Arsenal

hensben:
The club missed it by allowing SAF to recommend a coach while leaving, he sentimentally chose Moyes as his replacement. I understand it was all emotion but logically it was a wrong move. That was the genesis i of in-house power in terms of appointment. They ought to have start afresh by appointing a competent coach in their prime; Klopp, pep were available then.

Silentgroper:
Hahahaha . A player coach relationship dat almost made him nd milner go usyk nd anthony joshua on each other.

elrony:


You're making excuses for the Glazers. If they take a decision and Ole is booted out tomorrow; while they recruit a competent manager who delivers a trophy, who go do #GlazersOut?

You're making it seem like they are irrelevant to the gnashing of teeth we dey endure every matchday whereas they aren't : they just love their money that's all.

We are the new Arsenal

eph12:

Uhm just saying that they won't win a trophy tomorrow if they're employed tomorrow

nitrogen:


Lol, I am not making excuses for anyone.

Did we not win trophies in the years that the fans did GlazersOut? The performances are worse (vs Mou's and LVG's), but the 'real' fans are finding it difficult to say Oleout (and GlazersOut) because we have DNA guys in charge. Why should businessmen that get decent cash flows from their investments bother to sack the manager, if key stakeholders (re: fans, supporters, legends etc.) are fine with what's going on?

The root of the problem is us (the fans/supporters), really. If we allow these guys to run the club with less interference, we will see trophies. I am so sure that they are comfortable sacking and hiring, and spending heavily every year to win trophies. Infact, they've done that many times. But we all know our people, they want DNA and stability.

Shebi you can see the stability now, no trophy, no spoon, just top 4!

AnfieldFan:


Milner himself in his biography regales Klopp as the best coach he has had on both personal and technical terms...
Coming back from tempers flaring emotional outburst goes on to tell us his player coach relationship skills are excellent...
It's charisma bro, some people are born with it..
All his ex players love him...That doesn't happen often with Coaches of his caliber...

Illimitable:


Shaw is shit!

Patrice Evra didn’t make as much as Shaw as a left back. Evra was always marauding forward in supporting the attack. Football has evolved to the point that full backs are very very important.

Why are you now accepting below your standard when it comes to Shaw? Is it that there are no better left backs in the world or the left back position at United is a family title and it’s the Shaw family’s turn?