Premier League 2018/19

[Baddar]

A lot of it is the players. You can play the "United way" all you want (which we aren't), but a lot of these players aren't good enough to be anywhere near the top of the league.

But I don't see us putting any kind of run together under him. I'd honestly rather somebody else given the remaining games this season to start implementing their own ideas. We're effectively 12pts off top 4 already, so that's gone to be honest. Why wait until May to decide failing to qualify for the CL isn't good enough?

[The Lusophone]

19 points off of top, 11 points off of 4th, two weeks to go until the transfer window opens and 19 games left in the season.

This is the perfect time to sack Jose and we should do it immediately.

[9 to 5]

Sack half the players more like. 

[The Lusophone]

Where this kind of support for a manager when Blackburn had Steve Kean? 

[Matt]

13 minutes ago, Baddar said:

A lot of it is the players. You can play the "United way" all you want (which we aren't), but a lot of these players aren't good enough to be anywhere near the top of the league.

But I don't see us putting any kind of run together under him. I'd honestly rather somebody else given the remaining games this season to start implementing their own ideas. We're effectively 12pts off top 4 already, so that's gone to be honest. Why wait until May to decide failing to qualify for the CL isn't good enough?

I've read there's a clause in his contract that allows you to sack him for significantly less of you don't qualify for the CL. Since it's virtually impossible to qualify already, you may as well wait it out until it's mathematically impossible and save a fortune. 

[DavidMarrio]

Its nice seeing United being mediocre as fuck after years of stick. 

Its not just a manager problem it's a club problem. They're going through what happened with us in the 90s but on the positive have all the commercial and branding on their side so van still get in big name players. 

Squad needs gutting. Manager needs sacking. Ed Woodward needs going. Question is who'll be the first to go  

[MDK]

It is a hell of a lot easier to bin a manager than get rid of the players. Who will actually pay money for players like Jones, Elbows, Smalling and Young?

[Arjen Robben]

Teams like Everton and Stoke and West Brom

[FLiam]

Just now, Arjen Robben said:

Teams like Everton and Stoke and West Brom

To be fair, I reckon Everton are long past signing players of Manchester United’s calibre. 

[MDK]

Just now, Arjen Robben said:

Teams like Everton and Stoke and West Brom

Bit harsh on Everton.

[Arjen Robben]

I dunno, I could still see Everton going for someone like Jones or Smalling.

[FLiam]

 

[Kyle]

4 minutes ago, Arjen Robben said:

I dunno, I could still see Everton going for someone like Jones or Smalling.

In a world where we have Michael Keane and Yerry Mina at center-back, somehow I doubt it.

[Baddar]

Mourinho said post match we'd fight for top 4 but "guarantees" we'll get top 6. Sounds great that.

[Gazz]

Jose in February 'I guarantee we will finish top twenty'

[Colly]

There was a bit at 2-1 down where Man Utd got forward and a decent cross came in from the left, but there were literally no players at the far side of the penalty area. Truly bizarre, even Rafa's less negative than that. 

[MDK]

 

[Adam]

4 hours ago, Arjen Robben said:

Teams like Everton and Stoke and West Brom

Excuse me. Stoke and West Brom are in the fucking Championship, Everton are a top half Premier League team. Bit of a difference.

(Someone I'm sure will bring this post up when we sign Smalling in January) 

[FLiam]

10 minutes ago, Adam es Tranquilo said:

Excuse me. Stoke and West Brom are in the fucking Championship, Everton are a top half Premier League team. Bit of a difference.

(Someone I'm sure will bring this post up when we sign Smalling in January) 

Jones would be funnier. 

[Arjen Robben]

37 minutes ago, Adam es Tranquilo said:

Excuse me. Stoke and West Brom are in the fucking Championship, Everton are a top half Premier League team. Bit of a difference.

(Someone I'm sure will bring this post up when we sign Smalling in January)