Management Is Ange still here next season if we win the EC?

[Spaniel]

I have a feeling about this and it's not a good one..

 

[TonySoprano]

Even if he is he’s getting sacked when it goes pear shaped next season.

 

[Kaz Hirai]

of course he would, Ten hag proves this and united are a much bigger club. And really who cares, we'd have just won a major European trophy

Unfortunately this scenario looks highly unlikely the way we are playing

 

[Spaniel]

That's possible but only after the new year when we're in the bottom three

 

[Trotter]

You basically opened another exact same thread like this just a couple of days ago

 

[Spaniel]

You basically opened another exact same thread like this just a couple of days ago

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Not quite..however you can just ignore it..no need to split hairs
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[Rocket]

So far I'm the only voter who is guaranteed to be correct.

 

[Bazali]

Even if he is he’s getting sacked when it goes pear shaped next season.

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Which it will do no matter who we buy or who we get rid of!

If that fraud is still manager it will be a relegation battle!

 

[Dr Rocktopus]

I don't think so. If Ange was in line for a bonus for winning it he would have been sacked by now.

That's the only metric of relevance to Levy. If we win it (we obviously won't) Levy would bring in an actual football manager in the hope that we would do well in the CL.

 

[kcspurs]

I think he will be sacked regardless. They are already holding flirtations with potential replacements and I don't think you can go back from that to saying that he's definitely the man to lead you in the CL next season.

Besides, repeating this side next year with Ange in charge and potentially without Romero or Kulusevski is a relegation scrap waiting to happen.

 

[Nuttynoah]

I think he's gone regardless and the only reason he's still here is because his replacement can't start until the summer and Levy doesn't want the ignominy of appointing Mason caretaker a second time. This could also be just wishful thinking.

 

[Mostly wrong]

of course he would, Ten hag proves this and united are a much bigger club. And really who cares, we'd have just won a major European trophy

Unfortunately this scenario looks highly unlikely the way we are playing

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Man Utd finished 8th last season on 60 points, if we were in that position I think there would be far more calls for patience, he would probably still have half or more of the fanbase behind him.

I would hope Levy has also been watching United's car crash of a season this season and could learn from another PL team's very recent example of showing faith in a manager who was clearly already a dead man walking. I really don't think the EL will save Ange.

 

[mummy]

Why would you allow multiple votes if the options are 'yes' and 'no'?

 

[kcspurs]

Why would you allow multiple votes if the options are 'yes' and 'no'?

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Allowing for the possibility he'll be retained as a tactical analyst or a set piece coach, perhaps

 

[Doom Funk]

He'll be here if we win it

But there's no chance that we'll win it

 

[Rooster]

If he stays we will get relegated next year. He still hasn't figured out the PL. He has been exposed by the other clubs manager and has made a fool of himself with the fans.

 

[holloway spurs]

Polite reminder we've won fuck all for a quarter of a century.... off course he will stay

 

[Silvio Dante]

I think he's gone regardless and the only reason he's still here is because his replacement can't start until the summer and Levy doesn't want the ignominy of appointing Mason caretaker a second time. This could also be just wishful thinking.

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Ahem, third time

 

[Silvio Dante]

Polite reminder we've won fuck all for a quarter of a century.... off course he will stay

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It's either 17 years or a third of a century depending on your definition of fuck all

 

[HotShotTottenham]

Why would you allow multiple votes if the options are 'yes' and 'no'?

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