Longest gap..

comment by Insufferable-Piffle, just in case, I'm sorry! (U4388)
posted 2 minutes ago
My tuppence worth is even the previous three managers who have a decent CV didn't take us back to the top despite spending a fortune, Poch might be no diffirent? and Ole might, dependant on who he manages to bring in could.....or not?

No one can be certain of anything, it's an inexact science football, for me, and only me I would like to see how Ole does with a few signings and development of the squad, it seems the direction we're taking is younger players with potential, still need experience and proven players but I like that approach

Time will tell whatever happens?
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I knew you were a Celtic supporter but always thought you followed Liverpool in England. Massive apologies!!!

Merry no worries mate, had an aulder cousin who worked in Manchester in the late 70s and he took me to Utd games, it felt like Celtic Park and I've been back loads of times since, started taking my youngest boy when he was young and now he goes down on his own

comment by The Lambeau Leap (U21050)
posted 2 hours, 8 minutes ago
comment by Robb 2.0 - We need a qualified teacher, not a substitute like Ole (U22311)
posted 11 seconds ago
comment by The Lambeau Leap (U21050)
posted 47 seconds ago
Ole isn’t out of his depth. He’s got this squad approximately where this squad belongs in the division.
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There’s absolutely no evidence he has what it takes to take us any further

He’s very very lucky Spurs and Arsenal have had poor seasons too.
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Lucky? What you mean is that he’s demonstrated he can manage a team more effectively over an extended period this season than Pochettino and Emery.
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Wow. One home win against the bottom side and Ole is a genius.
We have sunk this low?

comment by comic book guy (U17816)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by The Lambeau Leap (U21050)
posted 2 hours, 8 minutes ago
comment by Robb 2.0 - We need a qualified teacher, not a substitute like Ole (U22311)
posted 11 seconds ago
comment by The Lambeau Leap (U21050)
posted 47 seconds ago
Ole isn’t out of his depth. He’s got this squad approximately where this squad belongs in the division.
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There’s absolutely no evidence he has what it takes to take us any further

He’s very very lucky Spurs and Arsenal have had poor seasons too.
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Lucky? What you mean is that he’s demonstrated he can manage a team more effectively over an extended period this season than Pochettino and Emery.
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Wow. One home win against the bottom side and Ole is a genius.
We have sunk this low?
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Here he is. Look at those tears.

Ole out. I dont like winning 4-0

😉

Why would anyone make an Ole out article after a win over Norwich? Its only logical that it will be made when the team is at a low points, not at the highest point.

Wow. One home win against the bottom side and Ole is a genius.
We have sunk this low?
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To be fair LVG lost at home to Norwich City who finished 19th even if expected goals had us win in a game they had virtually 2 attacks and 2 goals.

Pep lost to Norwich City lol.

There are those fans who don't attend matches and manifest their support for United on forums like this... and there are those supporters who do pay to attend matches ... and at today 's game vs Norwich, more than ever I noticed the difference.

Regular United supporters who attend (mainly from Manchester) are at one with their support for Ole. His name is sang around all parts of the ground. He has the total support from the OT faithful. I was concerned about today after the City game about a backlash at today's game and even expected to see lots of empty seats today. But none of it.

One thing that was most audible today was the swell of anti-Glazer and anti-ed sentiment which has been evident in and around the barbers and pubs in Stretford and OT like the Blaize for some time now. Songs like Build a Bonfire (Glazers on the top and ed Woodward in the middle) were openly sang today and not just in the Stretford End. When pouring out of the ground this afternoon the concourses were ringing with 'you can stick your fecking banknotes up your ar5e'. These are the supporters who the Club takes notice of I reckon Ole is here to stay for some time yet.