venger
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Caretaker for the rest of the season, wait until after the world cup to see who is available
Caretaker does well, club give caretaker the job full time due to fan pressure. Next season doesn't go so well, club gives caretaker more time, club sacks caretaker. Rinse and repeat
venger
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Sorry Mr Boehly, could you hold on a minute please I’ve got Mr Ratcliffe on the other line
venger
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At least it stops us talking about which livarpool player was or wasn’t offsideCaretaker does well, club give caretaker the job full time due to fan pressure. Next season doesn't go so well, club gives caretaker more time, club sacks caretaker. Rinse and repeat
Orikoru
Tour Winner
Is the Glasner hype train still in full flow? Granted they were briefly 4th in the league a few weeks ago, but the league being as it is - 1 point in their last 5 games has seen them drop to 14th. So not exactly exemplary performance. Like how Iraola's name was floating around a little while ago, but now you never hear it since Bournemouth have slipped to 15th. Who will be the next flavour-of-the-month manager? Le Bris or Andrews perhaps?
I think by tomorrow most non Utd fans will have got this out of their system. For today though, it's fair game, and good fun
. The weather is miserable, we need cheering up.nickjdavis
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Orikoru
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Celtic have just sacked their manager too, after just 8 games. A lot of clubs embracing the 'new year new start' mantra.
Bunkermagnet
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Isn't that what everyone else said last year when we hammered most teams ?
I think this year is as good as last in general.
PaulMdj
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Bunkermagnet
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Or perhaps knee-jerk reactions come not just from the fans but club chiefs as well?This
Everytime a manager has 1 good season they become the “next big thing”
Orikoru
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There's a lot to be said for 'the right manager to match the club' rather than managers being objectively good or bad, I think. Potter was the right manager for Brighton, for example. Perhaps Thomas Frank was just the right manager for Brentford, unless he can turn us around. Glasner may just be well suited to Palace at the moment. So often these managers move to other/bigger clubs and it just doesn't work at all.This
Everytime a manager has 1 good season they become the “next big thing”
Maybe United could do worse than to just give it to Darren Fletcher.
nickjdavis
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If Ipswich don't get promoted, Man U may well look in the direction of Kieron McKenna in the summer (assuming they appoint an interim manager until season end).
Arthur Wedge
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Caretaker does well, club give caretaker the job full time due to fan pressure. Next season doesn't go so well, club gives caretaker more time, club sacks caretaker. Rinse and repeat
The OGS model
Arthur Wedge
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This
Everytime a manager has 1 good season they become the “next big thing”
He has a decent record both at Frankfurt before and the 18 months at Palace so far
PaulMdj
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All led by the media. You can’t blame the manager’s taking these opportunities and the financial benefits it brings, but it’s still the club chiefs decisions in the end.
I think the next manager needs to buy an orange coat. What a wall of grey / black
Can’t wait until after the World Cup.
Whoever comes in needs to be in place for the bulk of the summer transfer window.
Bunkermagnet
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I don't blame the managers at all, it's money for old rope if they get the bullet.
The problem is the short termism exhibited by most fans and club owners and chiefs,
Right now most non Utd fans are laughing at Utd, and every one of those fans is hoping their club don't do similar.
Give a manager time to show what they can do, and I bet most who get an early bullet would actually do a decent job. However since the world wants instant gratification, what do we expect.
