Bill Benn
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Managerial Thread 2018 / 2019
The fact he has lived in a hotel all the time he was there it always seemed he was just passing through.
Makes complete sense, and what's the point in waiting until the summer? From the sounds of it most players who are running out their contracts have no intention of renewing them under the current managership. For their sake hopefully they can start to get the players playing again, having fun and performing well. They've been shackled heavily for years and a breath of fresh air could go a long way.
Hard to see what Michael Carrick will do, possibly a bit young for a 6 month gig like this, but their season is likely over from their standpoint anyway. Man U can't get any worse though really...
Makes complete sense, and what's the point in waiting until the summer? From the sounds of it most players who are running out their contracts have no intention of renewing them under the current managership. For their sake hopefully they can start to get the players playing again, having fun and performing well. They've been shackled heavily for years and a breath of fresh air could go a long way.
Hard to see what Michael Carrick will do, possibly a bit young for a 6 month gig like this, but their season is likely over from their standpoint anyway. Man U can't get any worse though really...
Jose loves to get sacked. More money in his back pocket. Had been doing his best to get sacked as quickly as possible.
Thought that since the start of the season after the ridiculous decision to give him a new contract.He will leave with 20 mill + nice work
Just in time to replace TF.Jose gone
Someone just asks me at work, who do I think will replace Jose at Man Ure .... Come on mate, your a football fan, he says
I said, I really don't care and I don't give a fack ! .... I love Brentford and seriously don't give a sh*t about Man Ure and who replaces the chosen one !!
Thought Man Utd would’ve waited for the Summer?!!
Who’s next? Zidane?!
Can't stand the bloke and can't believe he walks away with 20m for the failure that he served up, although its nice work if you can get it I suppose.
Won't have his his whiny excuses to listen
He only gave them the Europa Cup, League cup, second place and an FA cup final. Not good enough though it seems for Manu, or are they being a tad arrogant as well?
merry go round for failures. I wonder where his next job will be.
I wouldn't say it's unreasonable to expect silverware having spent 400m on 10 players? For a club of man Uniteds size and spending? All while playing sh*tty un entertaining football
Someone just asks me at work, who do I think will replace Jose at Man Ure .... Come on mate, your a football fan, he says
I said, I really don't care and I don't give a fack ! .... I love Brentford and seriously don't give a sh*t about Man Ure and who replaces the chosen one !!
Inter Milan?merry go round for failures. I wonder where his next job will be.
Can't stand the bloke and can't believe he walks away with 20m for the failure that he served up, although its nice work if you can get it I suppose.
Won't have his his whiny excuses to listen too.
Hopefully thats him done in English football.
Sky's coverage was embarrassing.
Blanket coverage dominating entire channels just about this single thing.
It was like the fkin Queen had just been assassinated.
Makes complete sense, and what's the point in waiting until the summer? From the sounds of it most players who are running out their contracts have no intention of renewing them under the current managership. For their sake hopefully they can start to get the players playing again, having fun and performing well. They've been shackled heavily for years and a breath of fresh air could go a long way.
Hard to see what Michael Carrick will do, possibly a bit young for a 6 month gig like this, but their season is likely over from their standpoint anyway. Man U can't get any worse though really...
Looks as though Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will be Man U manager to the end of the season.
Strange choice, but who cares. On that note, I see The Times claimed that when Jose Mourinho took the Man United job, he refused to keep Ryan Giggs on as part of the back-room staff because he couldn't trust a man who had an 8-year affair with his brother's wife.
Hard to argue with that to be fair! But then again, eight years though,at least he stuck at it.
Strange choice, but who cares. On that note, I see The Times claimed that when Jose Mourinho took the Man United job, he refused to keep Ryan Giggs on as part of the back-room staff because he couldn't trust a man who had an 8-year affair with his brother's wife.
Hard to argue with that to be fair! But then again, eight years though,at least he stuck at it.
He's effectively an Alex Ferguson stooge. Mike Phelan joins with him.
Ferguson’s aura still weighs heavy on Old Trafford. It’s astonishing that the Club don’t ask him to stay away or even more that he doesn’t give subsequent managers the space to do their jobs. Doubt he would have been too enamoured by a similar situation.
Ferguson’s aura still weighs heavy on Old Trafford. It’s astonishing that the Club don’t ask him to stay away or even more that he doesn’t give subsequent managers the space to do their jobs. Doubt he would have been too enamoured by a similar situation.
He’s worshipped up there, they named a stand after him, why would they ask him to stay away?
It doesn’t let the new manager get on with their job. The suspicion was that he retained great (too much?) influence. Think abee made the comment on here that whenever he left a senior role it would be a complete clean break from the company to let the new person do the job without the shadow of the previous incumbent looming ever large and so they could blame the last bloke (ok, not possible here)
As Les mentions it’s a have your cake and eat it situation. Retaining control but not wanting to do the work isn’t acceptable. Either take the job or stay out of it.
At first I thought I'd agree with you. But then I think Jose is a big enough and experienced enough manager to cope. Let's face it, he's got a pretty big ego.
Jose has signed the players, chosen the tactics and set out the overall framework. It has failed to deliver.
Is Sir Alex there in the background unsettling some of the longer-standing players? Maybe... But I'd expect Mourinho to be able to deal with that. Especially as he'd always made little secret of the fact he wanted the job after Ferguson.
Ferguson’s aura still weighs heavy on Old Trafford. It’s astonishing that the Club don’t ask him to stay away or even more that he doesn’t give subsequent managers the space to do their jobs. Doubt he would have been too enamoured by a similar situation.
Hah that’s quAlity!! Do you have a link ? I want to mug my United and welsh mate off
Jos Luhukay gone from Sheff Wed:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/46650596
Still, at least he'll now have time for that Sparks reunion tour his brother was always nagging him about....
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Jos Luhukay gone from Sheff Wed: ]
It doesn’t let the new manager get on with their job. The suspicion was that he retained great (too much?) influence. Think abee made the comment on here that whenever he left a senior role it would be a complete clean break from the company to let the new person do the job without the shadow of the previous incumbent looming ever large and so they could blame the last bloke (ok, not possible here)
As Les mentions it’s a have your cake and eat it situation. Retaining control but not wanting to do the work isn’t acceptable. Either take the job or stay out of it.
EFL highlights showed Steve Agnew watching Sheff W from the Chairman’s Box yesterday = The Bruce will be there soon.
Divided Birmingham & now to divide Sheffield.
..............yep...........Wenzels and Gregg's..............
He is just in the stand watching games and actually had been away from Old Trafford for a long period following that health scare, so I really can't see that Fergie's presence was/is a major issue.