OGS to get the TIN TACK AT Man U?

[Crimson Dynamo]

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">🚨 Manchester United chiefs have made the decision to sack Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, with decisive action likely to be taken as soon as a suitable replacement has been lined up.<br><br>(Source: MEN) <a href="https://t.co/1bXvKpDxK2">pic.twitter.com/1bXvKpDxK2</a></p>&mdash; Transfer News Live (@DeadlineDayLive) <a href="https://twitter.com/DeadlineDayLive/status/1461285302757212162?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 18, 2021</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

[Niamh.]

ah poor Ole, he seems like a nice fella (plus he was doing a great job imo as a Liverpool fan :fan: )

[Cherie]

That is such a nasty way to do business

I hope he walks out

Either sack him or keep him, don't say we will hang on to you until someone better turns up

personally at this stage I think Ole has taken United as far as he can and they need someone else to step them back into challengers for the title

[Nicky91]

That is such a nasty way to do business

I hope he walks out

Either sack him or keep him, don't say we will hang on to you until someone better turns up

personally at this stage I think Ole has taken United as far as he can and they need someone else to step them back into challengers for the title

United has a reputation to look after, who fits into their profile of the long term project and not another flop like Moyes (and good thing Conte signed to Spurs instead of them either since he is a short term mess and that isn't what fits their profile)


next job for Ole, well his style of football i think maybe bundesliga mid tier team would be interesting, maybe Werder Bremen since they are really in need of someone who can give them a boost upwards again since they haven't played in european cup football for long while now, and feel like Ole could live up to their expectations of a new manager/sports director they used to have in their legend Thomas Schaaf

or second bundesliga, trying to help Hamburger SV to promotion again would also be a interesting job to apply for since HSV deserve to be back up in top level football

[Niamh.]

That is such a nasty way to do business

I hope he walks out

Either sack him or keep him, don't say we will hang on to you until someone better turns up

personally at this stage I think Ole has taken United as far as he can and they need someone else to step them back into challengers for the title

I do feel sorry for some of the managers and how quickly they get turned on and treated so badly (then i remember the size of their paychecks and settlements and I don't feel so bad :laugh: )

[AnnieK]

Poor way to do business - but that's the United Way - the board don't care about the club, only the money it makes and when we are not flying high, shirt sales etc dip.

Ole is a club legend - the Baby-faced Assasain - he had a great start but I think too many of the players see him as a mate and not the Boss and it is time for a new start - but the who is the question

[Dogeatdog]

There’s a job vacancy at Charlton if he’s interested? :laugh:

[Mystic Mock]

There’s a job vacancy at Charlton if he’s interested? :laugh:

In all seriousness they should consider him.:laugh:

[bots]

they are lining up Brendan unfortunately

[rusticgal]

I do feel sorry for some of the managers and how quickly they get turned on and treated so badly (then i remember the size of their paychecks and settlements and I don't feel so bad :laugh: )


That’s just the thing….and when they get sacked they walk away with a big fat paycheque… As a manager you must know your time is up and who wants to be where they are not wanted…:shrug:

[bots]

people are made redundant all the time, they know its coming and yet they stay where they are not wanted to pick up the leaving cash. The big difference here is that the money will set him up for life. He will never have to work again, and thats a nice position to be in, so I don't feel sorry for him at all

[Crimson Dynamo]

Ole gone in 24 hours

replaced by ZIDANE

Talksport

[AnnieK]

Ole gone in 24 hours

replaced by ZIDANE

Talksport

No shock. He knew it was over as he thanked the fans tonight

[AnnieK]

Back room staff have all said their goodbyes.... £7.5 million golden handshake is not a bad redundancy payment

[bots]

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's future as Manchester United manager is still undecided after an emergency meeting between club officials following the 4-1 defeat at Watford.

The United hierarchy discussed Solskjaer's position on Saturday evening after a fifth defeat in seven Premier League games left Solskjaer's side 12 points behind leaders Chelsea.

[Nicky91]

Ole gone in 24 hours

replaced by ZIDANE

Talksport

:laugh3: :laugh3: :laugh3:

getting replaced by the headbutting loser troll, what a joke


hope United will relegate :fc:

[AnnieK]

Ole gone....Michael Carrick in charge till a replacement found

[Denver]

Ole gone in 24 hours

replaced by ZIDANE

Talksport

Zidane has said he has zero interest in managing in England and will never learn English

[bots]

There wont be any shortage of managers at the top level interested in managing united

[Mystic Mock]

There wont be any shortage of managers at the top level interested in managing united

Lee Bowyer is off limits.:hmph:

[Crimson Dynamo]

Zidane has said he has zero interest in managing in England and will never learn English

then he is ideal for United

[bots]

Poch is being lined up as the next united manager which i think would be an excellent choice

[AnnieK]

Poch is being lined up as the next united manager which i think would be an excellent choice

Sir Alex is leading the charge for Poch....:fc:

[Cherie]

oh good choice

if it were Brendan Rogers I would have to change teams and support Chelsea with my youngest son, I can't bear the man

[Alf]

I'm bored of the manager merry-go-round news in football today. Football is a game played on the pitch, not off it in the dugout.

Football players don't need somebody to tell them how to play football. It's impossible for any manager to tell Cristiano Ronaldo how to play football when he's played the game as good as anyone ever has.

A club with the pulling power of Manchester United are capable of bringing in the top players of the World. It comes down to the hunger and attitude of the players if they want to be successful.

[Denver]

Poch is being lined up as the next united manager which i think would be an excellent choice

The same one who has won nothing in his career and has a very bad win rate for a supposedly top manager.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Is Poch's CV getting Spurs to a CL final and bottling it?

surely there must be more?

[Denver]

Is Poch's CV getting Spurs to a CL final and bottling it?

surely there must be more?

1 cup (the French Micky Mouse Cup) in 13 years of management is terrible

[bots]

Is Poch's CV getting Spurs to a CL final and bottling it?

surely there must be more?

how many cups has the current WH manager won?

[Cherie]

how many cups has the current WH manager won?

:hehe:

[bots]

Manchester United are close to appointing Ralf Rangnick as interim manager on a six-month contract.

The 63-year-old German is poised to join United but will not be in charge this weekend against Chelsea while he waits for his work permit.

United have agreed terms with Rangnick, but not with Lokomotiv Moscow, where he is the head of sports and development.

It comes after United sacked Ole Gunnar Solskjaer on Sunday following a trophyless three-year spell as boss.

Rangnick won the German Cup with Schalke in 2011 and took RB Leipzig to the final in 2019.

During the 2010-11 season he guided Schalke to the semi-finals of the Champions League, where they lost 6-1 on aggregate to United, who were then beaten by Barcelona in the final.

United are eighth in the Premier League and Solskjaer, who scored the winning goal in the 1999 Champions League final for the club, was dismissed following an embarrassing 4-1 loss at Watford on Saturday.

Since then, caretaker Michael Carrick, Solskjaer's assistant, took charge of United on Tuesday for the 2-0 win at Villarreal, a result that ensured they would finish top of their Champions League group.

Rangnick has built an impressive coaching reputation during his time in Germany, chiefly through spells at Stuttgart, Hannover, Hoffenheim, Schalke and RB Leipzig.

He was subsequently in charge of the Red Bull group of clubs and his current club Lokomotiv have a Europa League game against Lazio this evening and United are mindful of not disturbing their preparation.

Rangnick impressed during an initial conversation with United officials earlier this week.

However, he has held further discussions about his role beyond the end of the season.

Senior United figures believe Rangnick's expertise will be invaluable from a technical and structural perspective.

The move backs up the Old Trafford outfit's view that bringing in an interim manager to the end of the season will provide them with space to assess the managerial situation properly.

Mauricio Pochettino is known to be interested in the United job but the Premier League club are wary of getting into protracted discussions with PSG that could drag on for longer than they want.

It is understood Michael Carrick will remain in charge for Sunday's game against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/59421961

[Nicky91]

Rangnick is a better sports director than manager, but that's my personal opinion


does a better job with Leipzig as sports director than all the teams he was manager at

[MTVN]

So his cv is:

German Cup winner - 2011
German Cup finalist - 2019

:skull:

[bots]

it's a step up from Carrick though :smug:

[Mystic Mock]

1 cup (the French Micky Mouse Cup) in 13 years of management is terrible

Tbf Ligue 1 is about to come his way this season too.

[Mystic Mock]

So his cv is:

German Cup winner - 2011
German Cup finalist - 2019

:skull:

Tbf to Rangnick he will be managing a different calibre of players at Man Utd, so you'd expect that he could at least get them the FA Cup by the end of the season.

[bots]

Manchester United have appointed Ralf Rangnick as their interim manager until the end of the season, subject to work visa requirements.

The 63-year-old takes over from Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, who was sacked on 21 November following a defeat by Watford.

Rangnick has left his role as head of sports and development at Russian club Lokomotiv Moscow to take up the job.

"I am excited to be joining Manchester United and focused on making this a successful season," said Rangnick.

[Crimson Dynamo]

its all very weird

[bots]

they are hedging their bets, if he turns out ok they will keep him, otherwise at the end of the season loads of managers come into play. I cant see Conte staying past this season at spurs for example

[Crimson Dynamo]

Fan rinses club and fans at man u :joker:

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[bots]

he is absolutely right :laugh:

[Denver]

His style of Gegenpress is very outdated and he really isn't a manager id trust to have a great second half of the season