Unless you’ve had your head stuck up Levy’s arse for the last few months, you’d know that Woolwich have top 4 form since Christmas, so for a lego toy I’d say he’s doing a decent job.Should have hired Arteta, fam!
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Unless you’ve had your head stuck up Levy’s arse for the last few months, you’d know that Woolwich have top 4 form since Christmas, so for a lego toy I’d say he’s doing a decent job.Should have hired Arteta, fam!
Unless you’ve had your head stuck up Levy’s arse for the last few months, you’d know that Woolwich have top 4 form since Christmas, so for a lego toy I’d say he’s doing a decent job.
Ole is our equivalent of Mason. He impressed their fanbase and had the dressing room backing during the interim, and given the job."It is an uninspiring hire, one that wouldn’t be made by our rivals and one that indicates we have little to no ambition."
Thats where your moving the goal posts mate.
Eh, Mason was so explicitly short-term and so non-qualified it’s not really the same thing. Try as some posters here might, you can’t pretend Mason was actually an option for the real job.Ole is our equivalent of Mason.
Eh, Mason was so explicitly short-term and so non-qualified it’s not really the same thing. Try as some posters here might, you can’t pretend Mason was actually an option for the real job.
Ole is their Tactics Tim, and yet somehow he’s been there for three years. They are very very badly run.
United prove both what sheer, aimless, gauche spending can accomplish and what it can’t.
He obviously wasn’t, but there are tons of posts saying he should have been.No-one honestly thinks that do they?
He obviously wasn’t, but there are tons of posts saying he should have been.
Just so splitting hair here. Tactics Tim is our equivalent of Giggs, who has been kept at Man U for years to be groomed for big job at the club in the future. Giggs was only let go because Mourinho wanted non of that influential politic. Giggs was with Wales when Mourinho left, so Ole got the interim job for the rest of that season, and somehow got the contract to become the manager until now.Eh, Mason was so explicitly short-term and so non-qualified it’s not really the same thing. Try as some posters here might, you can’t pretend Mason was actually an option for the real job.
Ole is their Tactics Tim, and yet somehow he’s been there for three years. They are very very badly run.
Levy and Ed Woodward are the same person except Woodward is dumber and spends way more money on players.Levy and Man U board are similar in some aspects.
Levy and Ed Woodward are the same person except Woodward is dumber and spends way more money on players.
The state of the two clubs speaks volumes about that distinction. Everything at United is falling apart except for the squad. Spurs are absolutely at the cutting edge and have no hope of ever winning anything.
He is still theirs until New Year. So far business as usual. There is a lot of talk about big name signings, but they have a habit of dragging thing out until the end of the window if they don't mess up.Interesting to see how things work for them this summer and beyond..... He's their former chairman now isn't he.....
He is still there until New Year. So far business as usual. There is a lot of talk about big name signings, but they have a habit of dragging thing out until the end of the window if they don't mess up.
I thought he agreed to stand down once the season ended in the wake of the ESL blunder.
Man United chief Woodward to step down at end of 2021
Manchester United (MANU.N) executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward, one of the leading figures in the breakaway European Super League project, will step down from his role at United at the end of 2021, the Premier League club said on Tuesday.www.reuters.com
He is business man, working with business season.
Perhaps but the deadwood has to goI don't, which is why I'm optimistic about Fonseca.
Literally anyone with a rough idea on coaching and a tactical plan will improve us.
The ambition of Chavski is shown not just there, but the way they splashed their cash even when Fat Frank was still there last summer.
Not disagree.Having ambition is easy when cash can just be pumped into the club with no need to balance the books.
When making comparisons of how clubs should operate, I don’t think the financially doped qualify as a workable model.
Not disagree.
My post is response to a post that trying to say Chavski may not show ambition with Fat Frank appointment. They tried with the best option. Question remains for us, are we with our resources?