Man Utd Thread:

[tintin25]

Normally enjoy listening to Gary Neville and I get why he wouldn't call for Ole's sacking, but why he is still going about a rebuilding job and needing more time etc....he's had near 3 years and there's been little or no sign of any real improvement

[Mikhail Prokhorov]

https://www.bbc.com/sport/live/football/58124029

Nearly a decade of constant humiliation and disappointment since Sir Alex retired. Absolutely sick of it. Half the team need to go, entire "coaching" staff, the board and the owners too. This is not just the story of Ole's ineptitude and the players' complacency, but the climax of a terribly run club that has put profit over football and tried to placate fans with nostalgia and memories instead of results. Pathetic.

Dom

this describes most english clubs in fairness

grown men crying over this is more worrying

'your club' is only interested in customers who give them money, they give nothing in return, how much was a ticket today?

[Carmen Stateside]

 

[laoislad]

I can imagine it is hard to take,  particularly with talk that it OT is going to be renamed the 0 3 Arena!

First I heard of that!

Source?

It's gonna be renamed the 0 5 Arena after today...

[Cunny Funt]

Expected a defeat going by how disjointed United are and Liverpool back in the form that won them the league title though it turned out a lot worse than expected.

Regardless of manager, the players should be able to lift themselves against a big rival at home. Instead those players allowed Liverpool stroll to one of their easiest ever wins in this fixture. Liverpool to their credit are one of the top sides in Europe but how hard did they have to work for any of their 5 goals today?  The under 12 like defending from Shaw and Maguire in the opening quarter set the tone for a shambles of a performance.

[Bord na Mona man]

Ole's biggest problem was that at the start of this season, with the addition of Varane, Sancho and Ronaldo, he now had the bones of a squad that should on paper at least be challenging.
That put on added pressure and and exposed beyond all doubt that he isn't capable of taking a team the pinnacle.

The worst thing the board could do is drag it out. They wasted some months when both Van Gaal and Mourihno were done for. With 29 games still left and the top 4 still very much obtainable, you make the change.

[sid waddell]

Alex Ferguson regularly suffered October humilations as Manchester United manager.

A 5-0 humiliation by Newcastle, a 5-0 humiliation by Chelsea, a 6-3 thrashing by Southampton, a 6-1 defenestration by Manchester City.

It was never remotely mentioned then that the manager was in line for the sack.

Should be the same now.

Solskjaer's United team were beaten 6-1 at home by Spurs early last season. They rebounded to a very strong second place finish in the league.

Time to back him.

[Milltown Row2]

Alex Ferguson regularly suffered October humilations as Manchester United manager.

A 5-0 humiliation by Newcastle, a 5-0 humiliation by Chelsea, a 6-3 thrashing by Southampton, a 6-1 defenestration by Manchester City.

It was never remotely mentioned then that the manager was in line for the sack.

Should be the same now.

Ferguson won multiple titles and CL... Jesus lad, your brain is mush

[stiffler]

This result has been coming for a long time now, the Ronaldo signing was a disaster at the time and its completely derailed the team. Hard to see where ole goes from here. He won't walk and I don't think he will be sacked until the end of the season.

[Ed Ricketts]

Alex Ferguson regularly suffered October humilations as Manchester United manager.

A 5-0 humiliation by Newcastle, a 5-0 humiliation by Chelsea, a 6-3 thrashing by Southampton, a 6-1 defenestration by Manchester City.

It was never remotely mentioned then that the manager was in line for the sack.

Should be the same now.

Ferguson won multiple titles and CL... Jesus lad, your brain is mush

He's taking the piss. Very, very, very obviously.

That posting boom over the last 18 months hasn't done much for your own mushy brain.

[Milltown Row2]

Alex Ferguson regularly suffered October humilations as Manchester United manager.

A 5-0 humiliation by Newcastle, a 5-0 humiliation by Chelsea, a 6-3 thrashing by Southampton, a 6-1 defenestration by Manchester City.

It was never remotely mentioned then that the manager was in line for the sack.

Should be the same now.

Ferguson won multiple titles and CL... Jesus lad, your brain is mush

He's taking the piss. Very, very, very obviously.

That posting boom over the last 18 months hasn't done much for your own mushy brain.

Anyone else I'd say he was taking piss but I'm not sure with this one. Whereas I've talked shite for years

[sid waddell]

In the post match discussion Souness and Carragher were angling heavily for Solskjaer to be sacked.

We all know the reason for that is that as Liverpool men, despite the aberration of a result today, they know United under Solskjaer are a very serious proposition going forward, and they fear them.

The worst thing United could do now is make a rash, knee jerk decision to sack Solskjaer and then rush into appointing somebody like Antonio Conte, who wouldn't understand the United way.

[seafoid]

In the post match discussion Souness and Carragher were angling heavily for Solskjaer to be sacked.

We all know the reason for that is that as Liverpool men, despite the aberration of a result today, they know United under Solskjaer are a very serious proposition going forward, and they fear them.

The worst thing United could do now is make a rash, knee jerk decision to sack Solskjaer and then rush into appointing somebody like Antonio Conte, who wouldn't understand the United way.

The United way.now focuses on the shareholders

[Boycey]

Was at football today I missed it. What time is MOTD?

[Rich Ricci]

Post match i have A chance to calm down, which I haven't  i struggle to remember a game that has hurt me so much. f**k that shit