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.@AndyMitten who is in regular touch with Ole: " I see stuff like Ole offered himself. No he didn't. Manchester United got in touch with him."
Also says that Ole actually spoke well of the other candidates.
Usual agenda against Ole in the media however🤷🏻♂️
(Vid is 4 days old)
3 points in the bag, and a good dominant display that we should have put to bed earlier than 2 late goals. Credit to the Bears' back 4 and keeper. Happy with the win and move on to next Sunday ❤️🖤
They’ve outsourced the PR problem but #MUFC’s current reckoning is the consequence of years of failure under the Glazers. They’ve netted c£1.3bn through sale shares & dividends while club have spent £815m in interest servicing their leveraged takeover https://t.co/7XlHpReY3H
🚨🔴42% of Erik ten Hag’s signings at Manchester United have been either loans or free transfers.
These signings include:
▪️Marcel Sabitzer (Loan)
▪️Wout Weghorst (Loan)
▪️Sofyan Amrabat (Loan)
▪️Sergio Reguilon (Loan)
▪️Jonny Evans (Free)
▪️Christian Eriksen (Free)
"The Manager got all the players he wanted." #MUFC
Love this from Gary Neville on Ten Hag:
"2 years ago, he was seen as a smart appointment by everybody. He was seen as one of the BEST coaches in Europe... Utd have made him look like he doesn't know what he's doing. The cycle [sack] has got to stop.."
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Andy Mitten:
"I rate Ten Hag as a coach, and I understand why Bayern are linked with him. He's a good coach just having a really tough time. He's in a similar position to Sir Alex in 1989/90 when some fans wanted him to go."
Some words, @AndyMitten 👏
For me, the end to this season for #MUFC sums up 19 years of Glazers ownership finally catching up with us... It is 100% turning out to be the ugly divorce season, one last shitshow where our league position summerises the depths they've dragged us to...
All it took was a freak pile up of injuries to show every single crack in this squad... and some..
It doesn't matter who the manager is, Erik, Ole, Jose, Van Gaal.. The Glazers let every single one of them down.. Erik is just the latest in a long line of managers let down by the off-field shambles this club has become.. over paying for players.. not filling key positions, not planning for declining players, not selling players past it or not suited, not re-inforcing in january etc... they did it to Ole, they've done it to Erik.
Erik isn't a bad manager, but just like our players we specialise in making players and managers look 10 times shitter than they actually are. Of course he's made mistakes, he's FAR from perfect, he's made some bad tactical choices but so do most managers, Eddie Howe, Ange, Poch have all made similar bad decisions as did Klopp & Arteta earlier on in their respective current clubs. Ultimately, if he had a better squad and a better medical department, this team would 100% be top 4.. he showed that last season and in the Cups.
If we let him go, he will go elsewhere and have a perfectly good career, if he stays next season it should be a fresh start FINALLY under new ownership.
Sir Jim has a huge job on his hands; personally I don't care who the manager is next season, I support the club, I support the players and I'll support whoever the manager is. If we stick with Erik I'll support him, if we bring in Tuchel, Potter, Southgate, Ole, Cantona or even pissing Gary Neville I'll support them and find a 1000 positives for each one of them.
Twitter folk seem to think there are only 2 sides, manager in & manager out and try to make EVERYTHING about it; thats bollocks, there are tons of us that sit happily on the fence and see pro's and con's in both sticking with him or replacing him. In the end we just want to watch Utd playing good football, winning games and challenging for trophies 🔴
Next season is the start.
Next season is the 1st season not under Glazers ownership.
That is the BIG PICTURE.
The rest is just noise, agendas and clout chasing.
For me we have 1 game left this season, the FA Cup final, the chance to finish the season on a high. Offcourse the odds are stacked against us but that's what will make it all the sweeter to beat the fuckers and spoil the party.
And finally massive respect to the away fans tonight, showing why we have the best away fans in the world 👏
A #MUFC back 4 and midfield that has never played together, a midfielder playing centre back alongside a 35 year old centre back who’s just back from injury and a right back playing left back.
It’s frustrating to watch but stop constantly blaming the bloody manager. It’s boring
Personal view is that Ten Hag should be manager at the start of next season. Put him in a proper structure with a functioning recruitment team and working medical department and then see. He was a good manager last season. Can't suddenly be a bad one now.
https://t.co/OGKEkvaDpN
Blaming the manager for this? How big is your IQ? This team should be good enough to see out the game regardless whose on the pitch. Disgraceful from some of these players.
Under Van Gaal: "Utd players complain about rigid training regime"
Under Mourinho: "Utd players stunned by hands-off training approach"
Under Ole: "Utd players frustrated at basic, old-school training methods"
Under Rangnick: "Man United stars unhappy with old-fashioned training"
Under Ten Hag: "Some Utd players harbour concerns about the volume of high-intensity training sessions"
But yeah, let's blame and turn on Erik ten Hag. 🤷♂️
Liverpool only had 2 academy players yesterday starting yesterday btw.
They will claim injuries etc but their starting line up cost £362.5 million (the media loves to say how much our team costs).
Our team was also so much younger!
#mufc