[MUFC] Ole Gunnar Solksjaer (Mar 28, 2019)...

tfco · Post by **tfco** » Thu Jan 31, 2019 5:01 pm

marko wrote: 6 points difference between Spurs and Liverpool is no comedy, its as real as it gets, Liverpool can have a poor form and Spurs could win their next 2 games and they are level on points, so what is so funny about my statement? Liverpool and City dropped points, It is as close as it gets!

was that not the same scenario with Leicester a few years back?
2 horse race with Leicester. Spurs finished 3rd.

Do you actually watch Spurs, or you just look at the table? Do you know anything about Spurs and bottling?

wiseone · Post by **wiseone** » Thu Jan 31, 2019 5:21 pm

You can add Roy Evans and Brian Kidd to that list.

oloye wrote:Some coaches are good at working behind the scene, they should know that and stay there. I have a few on them on mind, Brian Little, Mike Phelan, Paul Clement to mention a few. I am not surprised with what is going at United, Phelan's hand is at work. Looking at OGS looking clueless and taking advice left right and center is enough to tell that he is only a face in that mix. I have never seen a bench with so much coaching activities and meetings going on at the same time in all of my life and association with football, i find it embarrassing to say the least. This is more like WE are coaching the team together thingy, it is both funny and embarrassing to watch

Then i see Ole come to the sideline, he just stands there and appears not to even know what to say. Every time i see this the image of Moysey the fool springs up, they laid it all on a platter of gold for him to shine, and like tfco said, his mid table mentality made him to reject the recipe for success that sir Alex left behind. He uprooted in and tried to move Everton to Old Trafford, egbe oshi..he was rightly fired. He has since managed to get sacked thrice while relegating 1 team. How do they say this again..levels

danfo driver · Post by **danfo driver** » Thu Jan 31, 2019 5:37 pm

To be fair to Ole, he has been successful at Molde, and he didnt have Phelan there.

However, Manchester United should do whatever it takes to get Pochettino.

oloye wrote:Some coaches are good at working behind the scene, they should know that and stay there. I have a few on them on mind, Brian Little, Mike Phelan, Paul Clement to mention a few. I am not surprised with what is going at United, Phelan's hand is at work. Looking at OGS looking clueless and taking advice left right and center is enough to tell that he is only a face in that mix. I have never seen a bench with so much coaching activities and meetings going on at the same time in all of my life and association with football, i find it embarrassing to say the least. This is more like WE are coaching the team together thingy, it is both funny and embarrassing to watch

Then i see Ole come to the sideline, he just stands there and appears not to even know what to say. Every time i see this the image of Moysey the fool springs up, they laid it all on a platter of gold for him to shine, and like tfco said, his mid table mentality made him to reject the recipe for success that sir Alex left behind. He uprooted in and tried to move Everton to Old Trafford, egbe oshi..he was rightly fired. He has since managed to get sacked thrice while relegating 1 team. How do they say this again..levels

tfco · Post by **tfco** » Thu Jan 31, 2019 6:14 pm

danfo driver wrote: However, Manchester United should do whatever it takes to get Pochettino.

i'll just leave this here

Bigpokey24 · Post by **Bigpokey24** » Thu Jan 31, 2019 6:51 pm

tfco wrote:
danfo driver wrote: However, Manchester United should do whatever it takes to get Pochettino.
i'll just leave this here

tfco, do you think for yourself? All the post you post here are thoughts of others from social media ..I am yet to read a self thought out post from you

danfo driver · Post by **danfo driver** » Thu Jan 31, 2019 7:12 pm

tfco wrote:
danfo driver wrote: However, Manchester United should do whatever it takes to get Pochettino.
i'll just leave this here

Na the curse of tottenham don bound his lips together.

I am confident that when he leaves Tottenham, he will adapt to the mentality demanded at a club like United.

This season has sold me on the guy. I have always liked his team. They play like he did when he was a player-- aggression, determination, leadership and then he added flair. However, this season! A season were the club did not buy a single player! He went in and he competed! Then in January, he lost his 3 front men! Injuries ravaged his midfield! Yet, he found away to dig deep and draw out every inch of competition from his squad. That, my friend, is a coach!

oloye · Post by **oloye** » Thu Jan 31, 2019 8:27 pm

wiseone wrote:You can add Roy Evans and Brian Kidd to that list.

oloye wrote:Some coaches are good at working behind the scene, they should know that and stay there. I have a few on them on mind, Brian Little, Mike Phelan, Paul Clement to mention a few. I am not surprised with what is going at United, Phelan's hand is at work. Looking at OGS looking clueless and taking advice left right and center is enough to tell that he is only a face in that mix. I have never seen a bench with so much coaching activities and meetings going on at the same time in all of my life and association with football, i find it embarrassing to say the least. This is more like WE are coaching the team together thingy, it is both funny and embarrassing to watch

Then i see Ole come to the sideline, he just stands there and appears not to even know what to say. Every time i see this the image of Moysey the fool springs up, they laid it all on a platter of gold for him to shine, and like tfco said, his mid table mentality made him to reject the recipe for success that sir Alex left behind. He uprooted in and tried to move Everton to Old Trafford, egbe oshi..he was rightly fired. He has since managed to get sacked thrice while relegating 1 team. How do they say this again..levels

Actually, I meant Brian Kidd

marko · Post by **marko** » Fri Feb 01, 2019 2:09 pm

danfo driver wrote:
tfco wrote:
danfo driver wrote: However, Manchester United should do whatever it takes to get Pochettino.
i'll just leave this here

Na the curse of tottenham don bound his lips together. I am confident that when he leaves Tottenham, he will adapt to the mentality demanded at a club like United.

This season has sold me on the guy. I have always liked his team. They play like he did when he was a player-- aggression, determination, leadership and then he added flair. However, this season! A season were the club did not buy a single player! He went in and he competed! Then in January, he lost his 3 front men! Injuries ravaged his midfield! Yet, he found away to dig deep and draw out every inch of competition from his squad. That, my friend, is a coach!

exactly, a Mourinho will go to the press and scream his head off! at least Poch managed to beat us 3 nil at home with no investment! Poch is certainly not a david Moyes

tfco · Post by **tfco** » Fri Feb 01, 2019 2:14 pm

marko wrote: exactly, a Mourinho will go to the press and scream his head off! at least Poch managed to beat us 3 nil at home with no investment! Poch is certainly not a david Moyes

where's the trophy for that?

oh wait, alongside the trophy for beating Arsenal in the EFL Cup
..beating Barca and Juventus
and countless other wins

Poch is not a winner. SIMPLE. You are excited about serial losers. I want a trophy for Man United...any trophy

marko · Post by **marko** » Fri Feb 01, 2019 2:59 pm

tfco wrote:
marko wrote: exactly, a Mourinho will go to the press and scream his head off! at least Poch managed to beat us 3 nil at home with no investment! Poch is certainly not a david Moyes
where's the trophy for that?

oh wait, alongside the trophy for beating Arsenal in the EFL Cup
..beating Barca and Juventus
and countless other wins

Poch is not a winner. SIMPLE. You are excited about serial losers. I want a trophy for Man United...any trophy

No trophy for that but goes to show money does not solve everything, Mourinho spent over 70M and got zero returns this season!!

danfo driver · Post by **danfo driver** » Fri Feb 01, 2019 3:01 pm

tfco wrote:
marko wrote: exactly, a Mourinho will go to the press and scream his head off! at least Poch managed to beat us 3 nil at home with no investment! Poch is certainly not a david Moyes
where's the trophy for that?

oh wait, alongside the trophy for beating Arsenal in the EFL Cup
..beating Barca and Juventus
and countless other wins

Poch is not a winner. SIMPLE. You are excited about serial losers. I want a trophy for Man United...any trophy

Marko is a modern day fan, I guess. They dont like winning. As long as the players "go out there and enjoy" themselves, thats all that matters.

marko · Post by **marko** » Fri Feb 01, 2019 3:29 pm

danfo driver wrote:
tfco wrote:
marko wrote: exactly, a Mourinho will go to the press and scream his head off! at least Poch managed to beat us 3 nil at home with no investment! Poch is certainly not a david Moyes
where's the trophy for that?

oh wait, alongside the trophy for beating Arsenal in the EFL Cup
..beating Barca and Juventus
and countless other wins

Poch is not a winner. SIMPLE. You are excited about serial losers. I want a trophy for Man United...any trophy

Marko is a modern day fan, I guess. They dont like winning. As long as the players "go out there and enjoy" themselves, thats all that matters.

actually your statements are incorrect! we have performed badly for a club in the last 5 years, we need to start from scratch, first by playing attractive football and the rest will follow, yes investements are needed in key areas, that will have to be at the end of the season, put the neccessary structures in place and the rest will follow, thats how to run a football club! any knee jerk reaction will simply not work, we brought in Mourinho right? see where that ended up!

tfco · Post by **tfco** » Fri Feb 01, 2019 8:22 pm

marko wrote: actually your statements are incorrect! we have performed badly for a club in the last 5 years, we need to start from scratch, first by playing attractive football and the rest will follow, yes investements are needed in key areas, that will have to be at the end of the season, put the neccessary structures in place and the rest will follow, thats how to run a football club! any knee jerk reaction will simply not work, we brought in Mourinho right? see where that ended up!

i know right

the need for a CM and RB were only identified in Jan 2019
Barca signed 5 (or is it 7) players in Jan. Such a poorly run club.

The Glazers looooove you, marko

marko · Post by **marko** » Sat Feb 02, 2019 3:15 pm

tfco wrote:
marko wrote: 6 points difference between Spurs and Liverpool is no comedy, its as real as it gets, Liverpool can have a poor form and Spurs could win their next 2 games and they are level on points, so what is so funny about my statement? Liverpool and City dropped points, It is as close as it gets!
was that not the same scenario with Leicester a few years back?
2 horse race with Leicester. Spurs finished 3rd.

Do you actually watch Spurs, or you just look at the table? Do you know anything about Spurs and bottling?

Spurs 4 points from Liverpool for now until the City game, very comedial i have bene told

tfco · Post by **tfco** » Sat Feb 02, 2019 4:01 pm

you have completely ignored what happened to spurs the year Leicester won the league

Ask any arsenal fan

YemiBrazil · Post by **YemiBrazil** » Sat Feb 02, 2019 4:20 pm

tfco wrote:

you have completely ignored what happened to spurs the year Leicester won the league

Ask any arsenal fan

Maybe because Leicester won't win the league this year, among other reasons. The fact that it happened when Leicester won the league doesn't mean it will always be that way.

danfo driver · Post by **danfo driver** » Sat Feb 02, 2019 4:22 pm

YemiBrazil wrote:
tfco wrote:

you have completely ignored what happened to spurs the year Leicester won the league

Ask any arsenal fan
Maybe because Leicester won't win the league this year, among other reasons. The fact that it happened when Leicester won the league doesn't mean it will always be that way.

Do you know Tottenham?

tfco · Post by **tfco** » Sat Feb 02, 2019 5:20 pm

danfo driver wrote:
YemiBrazil wrote:
tfco wrote:

you have completely ignored what happened to spurs the year Leicester won the league

Ask any arsenal fan
Maybe because Leicester won't win the league this year, among other reasons. The fact that it happened when Leicester won the league doesn't mean it will always be that way.
Do you know Tottenham?

he does not

he does not even KNOW the scenario I'm referring to.
He keeps bringing up Leicester...lol

YemiBrazil · Post by **YemiBrazil** » Sat Feb 02, 2019 5:34 pm

tfco wrote:
danfo driver wrote:
YemiBrazil wrote:
tfco wrote:

you have completely ignored what happened to spurs the year Leicester won the league

Ask any arsenal fan
Maybe because Leicester won't win the league this year, among other reasons. The fact that it happened when Leicester won the league doesn't mean it will always be that way.
Do you know Tottenham?
he does not

he does not even KNOW the scenario I'm referring to.
He keeps bringing up Leicester...lol

Ok

YemiBrazil · Post by **YemiBrazil** » Sat Feb 02, 2019 5:35 pm

danfo driver wrote:
YemiBrazil wrote:
tfco wrote:

you have completely ignored what happened to spurs the year Leicester won the league

Ask any arsenal fan
Maybe because Leicester won't win the league this year, among other reasons. The fact that it happened when Leicester won the league doesn't mean it will always be that way.
Do you know Tottenham?

Your point being?

tfco · Post by **tfco** » Sun Feb 03, 2019 4:12 am

oloye wrote:Some coaches are good at working behind the scene, they should know that and stay there. I have a few on them on mind, Brian Little, Mike Phelan, Paul Clement to mention a few. I am not surprised with what is going at United, Phelan's hand is at work. Looking at OGS looking clueless and taking advice left right and center is enough to tell that he is only a face in that mix. I have never seen a bench with so much coaching activities and meetings going on at the same time in all of my life and association with football, i find it embarrassing to say the least. This is more like WE are coaching the team together thingy, it is both funny and embarrassing to watch

Then i see Ole come to the sideline, he just stands there and appears not to even know what to say. Every time i see this the image of Moysey the fool springs up, they laid it all on a platter of gold for him to shine, and like tfco said, his mid table mentality made him to reject the recipe for success that sir Alex left behind. He uprooted in and tried to move Everton to Old Trafford, egbe oshi..he was rightly fired. He has since managed to get sacked thrice while relegating 1 team. How do they say this again..levels

hmmm.
who is really coaching united.?

danfo driver · Post by **danfo driver** » Sun Feb 03, 2019 4:33 pm

YemiBrazil wrote:
danfo driver wrote:
YemiBrazil wrote:
tfco wrote:

you have completely ignored what happened to spurs the year Leicester won the league

Ask any arsenal fan
Maybe because Leicester won't win the league this year, among other reasons. The fact that it happened when Leicester won the league doesn't mean it will always be that way.
Do you know Tottenham?
Your point being?

The question is quite a simple yes or no, one? isnt it?

tfco · Post by **tfco** » Sun Feb 03, 2019 5:01 pm

danfo driver wrote:
YemiBrazil wrote:
danfo driver wrote:
YemiBrazil wrote:
tfco wrote:

you have completely ignored what happened to spurs the year Leicester won the league

Ask any arsenal fan
Maybe because Leicester won't win the league this year, among other reasons. The fact that it happened when Leicester won the league doesn't mean it will always be that way.
Do you know Tottenham?
Your point being?
The question is quite a simple yes or no, one? isnt it?

IT'S FLOWN OVER HIS BRAZILIAN HEAD lol

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