Manchester Utd Thread

Woodward doesn't have the balls to sack him. If he gets rid of Ole at the moment, it'll make him look even more incompetent than he already does (hard to believe it's possible to be fair). He would need the team to be on a brutal run, instead, it'll just be a season of constant mediocrity.

I doubt you'd want Ireland to lose if it mean't getting rid of a manager you don't like would you? 

 

Nothing conclusive there of a row. Could just be having a normal conversation given the facial expressions

in those photos

Tell me how many clubs in the Premiership are consistent with their plans i.e. between sticking with managers, recruitment policies, promoting players from within the youth set up, constantly backing mangers in the transfer market etc. 

I would argue there are very few when you add everything up.

The simple fact is 99% of football fans wouldn't have a clue about the inner workings of how a club works and instead of looking at results/players/manager etc United fans are solely blaming a guy who

gave them Jose Mourinho when they wanted a top manager, he gave them Solskjaer when they wanted him on a full time basis? 

He has backed managers to the tune over £700m + since he took over or something along those lines with a poor enough return on player sales.

Again, it's beyond delusional for anyone blaming Woodward for every problem United have.

It helps that Leicester are a middle of the road Midlands club with reasonable expectations (not deluded like Watford or Everton for argument sake) while Liverpool have been extremely inconsistent as a club for the best part of 30 years bar a few glory years, so it was clear allowing Klopp the freedom to implement his ideas and methods over a long period (backed by the owners) was needed to get them back to where the club belongs.

Man United are victims of their own success, fans are restless because they can't accept they are no longer top dog anymore and are basically using every avenue possible to blame their worries on one man basically 

The funny thing is United could go out and spend £100m in January on players the manager want's and he's still getting the brunt of it?

Maybe if they just accepted that they're now seen as nothing more than a top 6 side and appreciate the glory years they would be more understanding.

The thing is, that is not what has happened. Since FSG have taken over, they've had an idea of how they want to structure the club and run things - They've made some large mistakes and learned from them and after a number of iterations have now come upon a set up that works of which Klopp is only a part - A very important part- but a part nonetheless. 

Throwing money at a problem without a plan just doesn't work - United are proving this. If I was a United fan, I'd be disgusted that nothing has been done to put in place a plan and a structure in terms of player development and recruitment under the guidance of a sporting director who has a vision and has been tasked with implementing it. That whole phrase of doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results really springs to mind here.