Its official

I agree with your last statement Neven777.

As for your statement about the nerves... mine only bothered me when we were mid table ()

Fergie to blame no one else,done a bunk after robbing a title with a pish ailing side

JC Wrote:

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> I agree with your last statement Neven777.
>
> As for your statement about the nerves... mine
> only bothered me when we were mid table ()

My nerves were shot as well but now I'm okay

It would seem to me that that the non united supporters are getting scared already.

I know , I know.... it is going to be a battle to retain that Cup

Klopp and Pep have said thanks but no thanks. Its a job that nobody really wants as no one will ever be as successful as Ferguson was ( they don't know enough refs).

agra Wrote:

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> It would seem to me that that the non united
> supporters are getting scared already.
>
> I know , I know.... it is going to be a battle to
> retain that Cup

Nice try Agra - we not scared!!!!

Ou Ryperd Wrote:

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> Just a question, can't clubs 'sell or transfer'
> managers like they do with players and at least
> get some money back? Normally a golden hand-shake
> when a manager is sacked and lots of money wasted.
> :S


Oom, I think it is a matter of 'cutting your losses and running'

And I am a Man U supporter

That's a very good point you bring up OR. Mind you if say for example Man United want the Chelsea manager who still has 3 years left on his contract and the Chelsea manager says that he wants to go then Man United will have to pay Chelsea compensation. Nowhere near what they pay for top players.

Ou Ryperd Wrote:

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> Odds for next Manchester United manager
>
> 5/2 - Louis van Gaal
> 4/1 - Jurgen Klopp
> 11/2- Ryan Giggs
> 10/1 - Alex Ferguson
> 14/1 - Carlos Quieroz
> 16/1 - Diego Simeone
> 20/1 - Antonio Conte
> 20/1 - Fabio Capello
> 20/1 - Laurent Blanc
> 25/1 - Guus Hiddink
> 25/1 - Carlo Ancelotti
> 25/1 - Frank de Boer
> 33/1 - Pep Guardiola
> 33/1 - Roberto Martinez
> 33/1 - Maricio Pochettino
> 33/1 - Gary Neville
> 40/1 - Jose Mourinho
> 40/1 - Michael Laudrup
> 50/1 - Marco Bielsa
> 50/1 - Andre Villas Boas
> 66/1 - Brendan Rodgers
> 66/1 - Cesare Prandelli
> 66/1 - Ole Gunnar Solksjaer
> 80/1 - Mark Hughes
>
> These odds, supplied by British bookmaker William
> Hill, for the Manchester United manager on the
> first day of next season.


What have I missed in this pricing? No Steve Bruce? He has had some success in the EPL and IMHO would do the club proud. He is a no nonsense coach and his players have given him all their support wherever he has been.

Without defending a really poor effort by my team this year, the reality of the season is that United had 20 odd years of SAF. That was too long for any club. Yes he got the results, but to expect any human to fill his boots, is absolute lunacy. United will be back in a year or 2.

I just hope they finalize the new manager deal soon to give the guy (or gal and I am saying the politically correct thing) the opportunity to buy a better squad for next season

75% of those quoted have no chance of even been interviewed let alone any chance of getting the job.

Louis Van Gaal

Carlos Quieroz

Luarant Blanc

Frank de Boer

it will be one of those 4

chicken 'n chips Wrote:

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> Klopp and Pep have said thanks but no thanks. Its
> a job that nobody really wants as no one will ever
> be as successful as Ferguson was ( they don't know
> enough refs).

haha

That mantel now belongs to the Liverpool boss

chicken 'n chips Wrote:

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> 75% of those quoted have no chance of even been
> interviewed let alone any chance of getting the
> job.
>
> Louis Van Gaal
>
> Carlos Quieroz
>
> Luarant Blanc
>
> Frank de Boer
>
> it will be one of those 4

Not sure about Laurant Blanc