It’s like treating a cold with antibiotics,ain’t gonna work.
Havahje on
And if it’s Ole (again) – get behind him. All of you.
Sam_Fisher91 on
Ole at the wheel was not on my postcard for 2026
randomdell111 on
Ole and a midfielder please
RoachIsCrying on
Well. God help him
MikeSmalling24 on
Issues will be the same, the board won’t back any manager
irazzleandazzle on
we are so back
Dismal-Cause-3025 on
I don’t see any point in Ole or Carrick replacing Fletcher.
Edit: All the comments about experience. Yes of course. Doesn’t mean they will be good. Reasonable to say from experience they will probably be bad. No one thinks they will be brilliant put it that way.
Fletcher is unknown.
Deez_Wallnutz on
Huh, so 21 is on then
gotiobg on
The Substitute teacher is back again
gotiobg on
We need the super sub coming off the bench to rescue the season
Longjumping_Map_2947 on
I wish he wouldnt come back, for his own good. The club will fuck him over again, looked like it took him ages to get it over it last time.
lukey_1991 on
Bring our boy home
GPhex on
Just a bad feeling he’s not the right man for this job in this moment.
Love him to bits and backed him all the way last time but I just don’t see any sort of bounce on the cards because all the usual ingredients for a bounce are missing. Amorim hadn’t lost the changing room, morale wasn’t rock bottom and we aren’t woefully underperforming expectations.
You can argue any of those three points but:
1. Look at how all but a couple of players sent a goodbye message to him.
2. Results haven’t been the best but everyone is still pulling in the same direction, it’s nowhere near as toxic as it was under Mourinho or ten Hag.
3. At the start of the season most people said we would do well to come somewhere between 5th and 7th and that’s where we are and always a win away from Top 4.
We have obvious, serious gaps in our first XI and the squad is bare thin. I genuinely think it’s a big challenge to turn this squad of players into a team that consistently wins in this league.
Onto the league and it’s being criticised left right and centre for how weak it is this season. I’d argue the opposite – from 2nd down to about 15th there are teams capable of winning against anyone. Its stronger in depth than it has been in years and that’s translating to a season where exactly that happens – nobody is able to find consistency (even the leaders Arsenal are faltering often) because everyone can genuinely beat everyone else. That’s not a weak easy league, that’s a strong league and it makes for a tough season and that’s the context managers should be judged.
It’s going to be very tough for whoever comes in and I just don’t expect any sort of uptick in form and climbing up the table.
Helnik17 on
Glad “give it to Giggseh” isn’t an option anymore
timmyctc on
Fuck it. If we’re gonna languish in mediocrity for the next ten years at least let’s do it with someone we like. Give him a lifetime contract right now
Main_Lobster6083 on
Haven’t they already been doing the talks?
IlyaKarnain on
Ridiculous.
cheersdom on
Ole is my #1 favorite United player ever, and I was excited for manager run Pt 1. Mostly for sentimental reasons I guess – but that’s the problem: we tie Ole to the great Class of 92 years and the immense resurgence of the club. Those days are behind us and the game has changed. Not just on the field, but off it as well.
No offense to Ole, but we need a manager that has the tactical nous for the modern game, and can manage players in this day and age. I really do wonder how the post-SAF managers would have thrived *without* social media, because SAF pretty much only had to deal with the The Mirror or The Sun, where in today’s society and social media, it’s like tabloids on steroids.
karmahorse1 on
I dont understand why so many people are questioning bringing him back. Ole knows the club along with a few of the lefttover players from his tenure. And hed only be signing until the end of the season, so we can still go get someone else over the summer when theres more availability. I dont see the downside.
peterloveshark on
Bring pog6a back plz😭🙏🙏
brown_herbalist on
Lets fucking go! Ole’s at the wheel!
neofederalist on
Tell me how to feel
Organic-Apricot-6330 on
I hope he has learned how to make a sub before 85 minutes
Red_JB on
People realise he’s without McKenna and Carrick this time right? And we’re not playing behind closed doors anymore like Covid times?
I would lower the expectations immediately
njprrogers on
I’m excited for me but worried for him. If you know what I mean.
Crallac on
Love Ole, but why are we going back to an already failed experiment? Did he do well at Besiktas or something? Feels like the idiots running the club are just looking for a feel good story to help fans forget how incompetent they all are.
FlyingSpaceElephants on
Carrick for me. We don’t need to go down the Ole road again just because we remember the honeymoon days when things were good. It’s like going back to an old ex because we only remember the first six months. It ended really badly. We got smashed by everybody towards the end. Don’t really want to watch 6 months of up and down results with Maguire, Shaw and Dalot in the back 4
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It’s like treating a cold with antibiotics,ain’t gonna work.
And if it’s Ole (again) – get behind him. All of you.
Ole at the wheel was not on my postcard for 2026
Ole and a midfielder please
Well. God help him
Issues will be the same, the board won’t back any manager
we are so back
I don’t see any point in Ole or Carrick replacing Fletcher.
Edit: All the comments about experience. Yes of course. Doesn’t mean they will be good. Reasonable to say from experience they will probably be bad. No one thinks they will be brilliant put it that way.
Fletcher is unknown.
Huh, so 21 is on then
The Substitute teacher is back again
We need the super sub coming off the bench to rescue the season
I wish he wouldnt come back, for his own good. The club will fuck him over again, looked like it took him ages to get it over it last time.
Bring our boy home
Just a bad feeling he’s not the right man for this job in this moment.
Love him to bits and backed him all the way last time but I just don’t see any sort of bounce on the cards because all the usual ingredients for a bounce are missing. Amorim hadn’t lost the changing room, morale wasn’t rock bottom and we aren’t woefully underperforming expectations.
You can argue any of those three points but:
1. Look at how all but a couple of players sent a goodbye message to him.
2. Results haven’t been the best but everyone is still pulling in the same direction, it’s nowhere near as toxic as it was under Mourinho or ten Hag.
3. At the start of the season most people said we would do well to come somewhere between 5th and 7th and that’s where we are and always a win away from Top 4.
We have obvious, serious gaps in our first XI and the squad is bare thin. I genuinely think it’s a big challenge to turn this squad of players into a team that consistently wins in this league.
Onto the league and it’s being criticised left right and centre for how weak it is this season. I’d argue the opposite – from 2nd down to about 15th there are teams capable of winning against anyone. Its stronger in depth than it has been in years and that’s translating to a season where exactly that happens – nobody is able to find consistency (even the leaders Arsenal are faltering often) because everyone can genuinely beat everyone else. That’s not a weak easy league, that’s a strong league and it makes for a tough season and that’s the context managers should be judged.
It’s going to be very tough for whoever comes in and I just don’t expect any sort of uptick in form and climbing up the table.
Glad “give it to Giggseh” isn’t an option anymore
Fuck it. If we’re gonna languish in mediocrity for the next ten years at least let’s do it with someone we like. Give him a lifetime contract right now
Haven’t they already been doing the talks?
Ridiculous.
Ole is my #1 favorite United player ever, and I was excited for manager run Pt 1. Mostly for sentimental reasons I guess – but that’s the problem: we tie Ole to the great Class of 92 years and the immense resurgence of the club. Those days are behind us and the game has changed. Not just on the field, but off it as well.
No offense to Ole, but we need a manager that has the tactical nous for the modern game, and can manage players in this day and age. I really do wonder how the post-SAF managers would have thrived *without* social media, because SAF pretty much only had to deal with the The Mirror or The Sun, where in today’s society and social media, it’s like tabloids on steroids.
I dont understand why so many people are questioning bringing him back. Ole knows the club along with a few of the lefttover players from his tenure. And hed only be signing until the end of the season, so we can still go get someone else over the summer when theres more availability. I dont see the downside.
Bring pog6a back plz😭🙏🙏
Lets fucking go! Ole’s at the wheel!
Tell me how to feel
I hope he has learned how to make a sub before 85 minutes
People realise he’s without McKenna and Carrick this time right? And we’re not playing behind closed doors anymore like Covid times?
I would lower the expectations immediately
I’m excited for me but worried for him. If you know what I mean.
Love Ole, but why are we going back to an already failed experiment? Did he do well at Besiktas or something? Feels like the idiots running the club are just looking for a feel good story to help fans forget how incompetent they all are.
Carrick for me. We don’t need to go down the Ole road again just because we remember the honeymoon days when things were good. It’s like going back to an old ex because we only remember the first six months. It ended really badly. We got smashed by everybody towards the end. Don’t really want to watch 6 months of up and down results with Maguire, Shaw and Dalot in the back 4
How long until the fan base turns on him again?