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Ole isn& #39;t United& #39;s biggest issue, it& #39;s the board like Woodward, Judge & co. But he& #39;s still a problem
When you play against this team, yes they& #39;ve got better players than us/good individuals. But I don& #39;t feel nervous. I feel confident Mikel doesn& #39;t get outclassed AT ALL. https://twitter.com/talkSPORT/status/1307744342052929537">https://twitter.com/talkSPORT...
When you play against this team, yes they& #39;ve got better players than us/good individuals. But I don& #39;t feel nervous. I feel confident Mikel doesn& #39;t get outclassed AT ALL. https://twitter.com/talkSPORT/status/1307744342052929537">https://twitter.com/talkSPORT...
This is no groundbreaking analysis whatsoever but you don& #39;t feel that fear factor you used to, when they had Fergie or even to put it more recently, when they came 2nd under Mourinho (things got out of hand but he& #39;s probably been their best manager trophy wise at least since SAF)
Ole is a good man manager and has helped oversee the development of many of their young forwards. He& #39;s decent at setting up United in some big games I guess but don& #39;t think he& #39;s the one to take these guys any further (as an Arsenal fan I& #39;d obviously be over the moon)
But objectively speaking, don& #39;t think he& #39;s the man. Whether his time comes at the end of the season or beyond, who knows. But his counter attacking style can easily be nullified. His buys haven& #39;t been anywhere near catastrophic but they can be questioned.
AWB for example is probably one of the best when it comes to one v one duels, despite his unorthodox approach. But watch a guy like Lamptey glide across the pitch, and not gonna lie, I& #39;d be jealous.
Maguire while he& #39;s helped United for the majority of the season and improved
Maguire while he& #39;s helped United for the majority of the season and improved
