Man Utd Thread:

[quit yo jibbajabba]

Does this mean we get to see Keanes Maguire impression again 😃

4 1 now...im actually sad. Has to be the end #olenotatthewheel

[Cunny Funt]

A mess of a team, error after individual error. Like a group of players that met for the first time before the game in the car park. 1st half performance was as poor as I've seen from a Man United team.

As poor as they were at 2-1 they had a decent opportunity of getting at least a 2-2 draw out of that match but captain Maguire had other ideas with his poor control getting himself into trouble the finish to the game is probably expected from such a disjointed team with 10 men. The likes of Degea and Lindelof didn't cover themselves in glory on those last two goals

[screenexile]

FFS!!! Ole will definitely go now what a balls.

Hopefully it's Rodgers and they still won't improve. I think he's massively over rated and if you take Suarez out of the Liverpool team he's a fairly average manager!

[Milltown Row2]

Rodgers will improve them but he's a nearly man in all honesty.

Ollie will need to get sacked as you'll not walk away from that dough

[seafoid]

Getting hammered by Watford is something else.

[Armagh18]

FFS!!! Ole will definitely go now what a balls.

Hopefully it's Rodgers and they still won't improve. I think he's massively over rated and if you take Suarez out of the Liverpool team he's a fairly average manager!

He has done rightly with Leicester winning an FA Cup and going on decent runs in the league but as you say, nearly man hasn't made top 4 yet (I think). Obviously had a serious record with Celtic which Lennon showed not just anyone could do.

[BennyCake]

Ole shouldn't have been in this position in the first place. He was never the man for the job. I remember Rio Ferdinand shouting for Ole to get the job after the PSG game. And he got the job full time not long after that, but results did sort of fade after that. The board were too quick to appoint him on the back of a few good results, but it was obvious that was from the new manager bounce.

The longer it goes on, the worse it will get for Ole. I actually feel for him because he's a decent fella but he's just not up to it.

[quit yo jibbajabba]

FFS!!! Ole will definitely go now what a balls.

Hopefully it's Rodgers and they still won't improve. I think he's massively over rated and if you take Suarez out of the Liverpool team he's a fairly average manager!

He has done rightly with Leicester winning an FA Cup and going on decent runs in the league but as you say, nearly man hasn't made top 4 yet (I think). Obviously had a serious record with Celtic which Lennon showed not just anyone could do.

Finished 2nd the year of the Gerrard slip. Qualified for champs league for first time in a few yrs then decides to field a reserve team away to real madrid to rest boys for a match against Chelsea in league which they got beat.

[Aaron Boone]

Ferguson needed time to make his mark in Manchester, Ole requires similar time & space. 

[Cunny Funt]

Ole has admitted in public to say he's not coaching the team that's left to Mckenna, Phelan, Carrick. That trio should be getting sacked with Solskjaer but I bet they'll likely be kept on until the end of the season.

[J70]

Ferguson needed time to make his mark in Manchester, Ole requires similar time & space.

Three more years?

[quit yo jibbajabba]

United have called an Emergency Board meeting....just announced on ShoutSport

Its over 😐

[gawa316]

United have called an Emergency Board meeting....just announced on ShoutSport

Its over 😐

Hold yer horses...you never know it might be a contract extension

[Wildweasel74]

Keane called the whole think right and the English boys didn't like it. Man Utd are a shambles, and finish outside the top 6 if Ole still in Charge come Christmas.

[seafoid]

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2021/11/20/watford-4-manchester-united-1-hard-see-ole-gunnar-solskjaer/


The Manchester United managers of the post-Ferguson era have seen their days at the club end when performances slipped from mediocrity to farce, and if that is still the measure for the current day then it is hard to see how Ole Gunnar Solskjaer can survive the week.

This was the game that had it all for United's embattled manager, although none of it good. His regime has been propped up for so long by the club's loyalty and sympathetic former team-mates but this felt like the day when it all ran out. There was a red card for Harry Maguire, after one of the side's most inept first half performances in the long slow decline of the Solskjaer era, and then two late goals came from Watford to add a humiliation that is surely too much for United to bear.