Trap Jnr's to be sacked thread

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 Hans Moleman wrote:

 Trap junior wrote:

 HuntysCousin wrote:

 Trap junior wrote:

They might give him the heave ho.  Have a feeling they won't.  He has the right idea in getting rid of the dead wood no matter who they are and bringing in young hungry players.  I just don't think he is a good  manager though.  I think the next manager will benefit from the stuff Solskjaer has done though.  He has done the hard part and someone else will come in and gain the credit for turning the around.  In fact if I was Utd, I'd get rid of that clown Woodworm and give Solskjaer his job.

Benefit from what? What good has he done since he got the job, seriously?

Getting rid of the likes of Pogba, Sanchez, Smalling and all the dead wood in that squad.   He is bringing in young players who want to be there.  It's a case of going backwards before going forwards.  Some of his buys might turn out to be long term players at the club.   What he needs to do now is get in more young players obviously strikers amongst other positions.

Its like putting weedkiller on a weed filled lawn.  You have to kill off everything and then regrow the grass.  He needs to cleanse that squad of all the sh*te which he has nearly done now.  Now its time to bring in a new generation.

Personally I don't think he can really take the club forwards. But getting rid of all the sh*te is a positive in my book.

3 players you've named above are still United players, Pogba Sanchez and Smalling. Players like Jones, Bailly, Shaw, etc are all still stinking the place out. United moved on only a couple of players last summer when they should have moved on 10 plus players. That is what a club serious about a rebuild would have done. 

Ole is a nodding donkey, a completes yes man, as he knows he'll never get a gig close to this level again. If he and the board were serious about a rebuild, they wouldn't be talking about 2-3 year projects, they'd just get on with it. The board are happy with the nothingness United have become. It will take a long long time for the club to challenge again and getting in someone like Allegro or Pochettino won't fix it. It would also be career suicide for someone like Pochettino to go there considering the level of options he should have.

Yep - can't argue with any of that. I somewhat feel sorry for Ole as i'm sure he thought he would somehow manage to thrive in that system. But he is locked in a golden cage entirely of his own making so it's tough to have that much sympathy.