Manchester United Banter Archive January 14 2019

 

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14 Jan 2019 18:24:25
Has anyone discussing the future permanent manager stopped to consider the unreasonably High bar some are suggesting be set for OGS, saying top 4 plus a trophy is a minimum requirement.

As I remember it, we were 11 points outside that top 4 group when OGS came in. That is far from starting with a level playing field.
My own personal opinion is even if we end up a point or two adrift of Champions league, Ole will have performed well enough to be seriously considered.

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14 Jan 2019 23:12:17
I don't think minimum expectations involve Ole winning a cup. I think people throw a cup run into the equation when looking at what Ole needs to do to get the job.

It's all about how the season plays out. If we keep winning a high percentage of games and we miss out on top 4, then he's done all he can. If we fail to get top 4 even though Arsenal and Chelsea drop points, then that's on Ole.

We have a squad that's good enough to have a go at the F. A cup, but it certainly isn't make or break for OGS.

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15 Jan 2019 01:36:47
I think like any prospective manager Ole should be judged on a body of work. Not just on winning these six games. Not just on whether he wins the FA cup and not just whether he has us into the top 4.
There are a number of intangibles. Culture. Relationships with the players. Public perception of Ole United. Style of play. Tactical noise. Ability to integrate youth into the first team, obviously this is a long term aspiration and may be difficult to demonstrate in the time he has without possibly sacrificing wins/ points.

We will have a much better picture of Ole as a manager and Ole as United manager by the end of the season. I am sure we all agree, on the evidence so far he is filling the role admirably. There’s a lot of hard work ahead and challenges for him to rise to. It will be an interesting few months.

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15 Jan 2019 06:33:19
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CV, there are others who will be considered who have a CV showing proof they can build teams which challenge, teams that play winning football, integrate and develop youth and importantly over years as a period in the main leagues. Ole doesn’t have that and it means the club will only have what he does over the next few months to show he has what it takes. Permanent has different expectations to Temporary, not just as a football manager.

We would all love it to be genius and the start of something great but there are huge risks if we get it wrong. CV is what most are reviewed on for a job and Ole’s is not strong so perhaps he has more to show than usual.

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15 Jan 2019 08:51:57
Jose cv was unmatched and he was awful .
Peps cv was pretty average when he took over barce.

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15 Jan 2019 09:44:27
You mean like Jose and LVG?

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15 Jan 2019 22:53:13
The bar should be high though for anyone.

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14 Jan 2019 17:30:18
Anylone think Sir Alex is actually secretly back in charge?

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{Ed002's Note - You can tell if he is around by the damp patches in the corridors.}

14 Jan 2019 19:03:34
😂😂 spat my tea out ed002.
Ole the coaches and the players have done a great job since he started. There is hope of a top 4 spot now and a real feel good factor throughout the club the fans and dare i say it even from a lot if the press.
Players are playing well that were down in the dumps and confidence is high.
Sure we have won 5 league games in a row but we are only 2 points closer to top 4 than when he started so that shows the size of the task he inherited.
I admire the way ole has gone about just about every aspect of the job so far. He comes across as steely determined but in a humble and very pleasant way.
Im sure he will take advice from fergie not on team selection so much obviously and he will take advice from many others but i have no doubt he makes his own decisions just like he did when he refused a move to spurs as a player.
If he does guide this team into the top 4 he deserves the job long term imo, if he doesn't then i think the club will look elsewhere.
I really have no preferred candidate to takeover i'm 100% focussed and liking forward to how ole does. Feb is a monster month and i'm looking forward to the fixtures with real confidence.
At the start of the season a top 4 finish was the best we could have hoped for. At the beginning of dec it looked impossible now we have hope again as a supporter as long as you have hope everything is possible.
Jose left the players hopeless. The fans hopeless now the mood has changed and it looks like the players are up for the battles ahead everyone pulling in one direction.
Bring it on if we can secure 3 more league wins before going into our monster Feb then i think OT will be jumping like its not done for years.

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{Ed025's Note - good post thst ken..

14 Jan 2019 19:11:56
I don’t think so Eric, he’s late 70’s now, he was very ill last year. He may be offering advice but I would think that’s about it.

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14 Jan 2019 23:40:50
Top post Ken.

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15 Jan 2019 01:44:56
Great post Ken, very true.

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15 Jan 2019 09:45:40
Refreshing post Ken.

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15 Jan 2019 09:44:59
Ouch Ed002 😂.

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15 Jan 2019 10:28:38
Remember it was apparently Mike Phelan (according to him) who was doing it all at the end of Sir Alex reign so he is just doing it again behind Ole!

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15 Jan 2019 16:14:41
totally agree brad- phelan's contribution as well as the other input must be a significent factor in the changes we see. SAF reportedly condemned moyes for discharging the backroom staff so soon.

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14 Jan 2019 15:21:02
Great result yesterday but is anyone else concerned at how poor we were in the air?
In both attack and defense spurs were winning everything.

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14 Jan 2019 15:40:41
I did make a comment about that somewhere below about our defence. In attack when Lukaku came on he won quite a bit although by then the supporting players were too tired to chase the headers down.

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14 Jan 2019 18:24:41
The team has spent the last 3 years relying on Fellaini or Smalling to win aerial duels. With Lukaku and Matic occasionally winning one.

So its like a new skill many will have to learn. Also I think our tactics played into them playing more crosses than usual. Lingard blocking off Winks and forcing Spurs into wide areas to create, increased the number of crosses coming into our area.

Something to work on.

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14 Jan 2019 13:26:26
How do you think Solskjaer's got on so far Ed001? Albeit 6 games.

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{Ed001's Note - he has taken you from the lowly depths of 6th into the dizzying heights of 6th. What more could you possibly ask of him? Joking aside, impossible to judge him as only Spurs you would not have expected the team to win even if Jose was still here.}

14 Jan 2019 13:47:49
That is true, win the next 4 league games (winnable on paper) and we'll be right in the mix, Spurs could possibly be in trouble with Son gone for a month and Kane possibly being injured. Definitely finishing above Arsenal, despite us being so bad for the majority of this season.

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14 Jan 2019 14:19:02
Ed001 to be fair, in Mou's latter era, the idea of expected to win was out of the window. So many teams managed to get results from us that otherwise might have been 3 pointers. Soton away, Palace at home, Derby and Wolves at old trafford and west ham away. Brighton even managed to beat us 3-2.

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{Ed001's Note - but that doesn't mean you wouldn't have won them and been expected to win them. Ole has achieved the sum total of nothing as a manager yet. It is far too early to judge him and the main thing a manager needs is to fit the club he is in charge of. Ole might just have that part of the job and that would be enough to make him a decent choice. So far he had an early bounce, then a couple of ropey performances followed by a win over Spurs, how much of that is down to him and how much down to you having a squad that cost many times that of Spurs' is difficult to tell yet. You only really find out how good a manager is in times of adversity.}

mbd              

14 Jan 2019 15:04:41
I get your point now. Thanks for elaborating.

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{Ed001's Note - welcome mate.}

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14 Jan 2019 15:10:19
I'm being very careful to just not worry about next season, the opinion on whether Ole gets the job or how he has performed can't be judged on a game by game basis, it needs to be judged over time.

He has started well but as Ed says, teams often get a new manager bounce and then it can settle. We have a great team, one that finished 2nd last season so any manager should be able to get more out of them than Jose was doing this term. The difference is that under Jose we played seemingly to suit everyone's weaknesses, now we are playing to suit our strengths. We don't have the best defence so don't try and defend, it is a fairly basic change and so far it has worked.

In reality this start could be the worst thing to happen to Ole, now fans on here are saying 'we will finish above Arsenal', 'We should get top 4', the expectations have now been raised, this season was a total write off a month ago we have to remember.

I am enjoying the ride and seeing our team attack how they should, it is entertaining and sometimes as a manager you have to be lucky, Ole has been so far, that might run out at some point and then we will see what he is made of.

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{Ed001's Note - you have a point there on expectations. A very good point. That is often what makes a mess of things, such as Leicester.}

14 Jan 2019 16:31:16
I guess if I post quite a lot I was always going to make a good point eventually, law of averages etc :)

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{Ed001's Note - I thought it might take a bit longer than this though....}

14 Jan 2019 19:12:52
Good post GDS.
Listen for me the players are trying to be as good as they can be.
They are playing without fear and are expressing themselves in attack for sure. Movement has returned to the team and work ethic and togetherness.
Top 4 was the best we could have hoped or expected for going in to the season. Jose and the players nearly dashed that hope and expectation but now those hopes and as a result the expectations have returned and that's down to the manager coaches and players.
If he delivers top 4 he deserves to keep the job. If he doesn't i think the club will pursue someone else.

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14 Jan 2019 19:15:27
Fair points from everybody but we have lost to Brighton this year, and drawn with Palace at home and Southampton away, we lost to West Ham, and drew with Wolves at home, Ole has done what was expected, something Jose was regularly failing to do. I don’t think that gives him the job but momentum is powerful so who knows what happens next?

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15 Jan 2019 00:23:51
Even a stopped clock is right twice a day GDS2 😉.

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14 Jan 2019 13:29:14
It was a brilliant RESULT yesterday. We beat Spurs at Wembley but please don't let the result shroud the performance. Yesterday was a typical Jose performance where one moment of magic won us the game. Any other goal keeper than David De Gea and we lose that game by a fair few. I am ecstatic by the result, yes, but the performance left a lot to improve on.

I am sorry and many of you may disagree to this but I still feel that this is a temporary dawn and the reason Ole is being called god is because he is a legend of Old Trafford. This was the same performance when we beat Arsenal last year at the Emirates and Jose was slaughtered. Stamford Bridge earlier this year and Jose was hanged. I am not here to support Jose, not at all, but why not call it fair. Yesterday, we were lucky to win it. It wasn't a very good performance, let alone a performance that gets you the hot seat at OT. My heartbeat was racing and reaching and crossing 100 by the time final whistle was blown and more than being happy, I was relieved that it was over.

So, my point is that let it cool down. I am sure if the results continue this way and the performances follow, the board will pay heed and may be even contact Molde to hire Ole permanently. But as of now, he is a temp and will remain that way till the end of the season.

Let the bashing begin :P.

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14 Jan 2019 14:14:56
I thought the Stamford bridge performance was very good and actually can't remember many negatives thrown towards Jose. When we beat big teams he got credit because it was due.

Yes of course we must remain calm and 'real' but OGS can only beat what's in front of him and 6 from 6 is an incredible start.

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14 Jan 2019 14:25:04
Shan I understand your caution, we don't want to get too carried away. However this was a big game for both teams, for us a must win to keep top 4 in sight and spurs had to win if they were to keep their title aspirations alive. I think Ole himself said it post match that we found it difficult to adjust to their change in tactics. DdG was a massive difference, that said Lloris did pull off some good saves as well especially against Pogba. Utd could have and maybe should have; at least doubled the lead in the 1st half. So as it stands it is 6 out of 6. Be it false hope or not, I enjoy our games again!

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14 Jan 2019 14:30:37
Nobody's giving him the job already and one big away win doesn't prove that he's a tactical genius, but you can't deny he sent the team out with a gameplan designed to give us the best chance of winning possible. Spurs had loads of shots on target but only once did Dave have to pull off the remarkable. He's allowed to though, it's his job after all, just like Pogba's allowed to play one of the best passes of his United career. If we had a better partner for Lindelof maybe we would have gave up less opportunities and if Sanchez was fit we would have had someone to seamlessly replace one of the front three and maintain the intensity of our forward press.

It was a very good performance and the areas to improve upon are clear, what's not to like?

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14 Jan 2019 15:15:19
Shan,

I don't think anybody thinks Ole should have the job yet, we are just enjoying what is happening at the moment and want it to continue. It is all like a bit of a dream, we were a terrible side struggling to hold on to 6th, nowhere near top 4 with a negative goal difference only a month ago, to see where we are now you can't be surprised that people are excited and enjoying it. I wanted a good performance yesterday, if we had lost then so be it, luckily we got the performance, a good tactical display and the result, what a great day.

It might not have been a 'good performance' but at 1-0 in the last 20 minutes we had more shots on target than we had away against Liverpool in the whole game. Spurs were brilliant 2nd half and our keeper is part of our team so he is allowed to make saves. I actually think most keepers would have saved the majority of the chances but they have to be made and De Gea is back to his best.

Jose certainly wasn't hanged for the Chelsea result, we played well and nearly beat them, very unlucky to concede last minute, don't re-write history to make a point, it just makes the rest of your post seem silly as well.

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14 Jan 2019 15:21:04
I am sorry, I don't get the lucky comment.

Dave the Save is doing the job he is employed to do. and doing it well, it is not luck.

An the rest of the team did well too.

We should have scored more.

I find it infuriating when we win and fans call it luck, it isn't.
We were the better team on the day.

The aim is to win by scoring more goals and letting fewer in. We did this, ergo sum, we deserved to win.

Luck does not come into it.

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14 Jan 2019 16:32:29
Gds bud, the only thing we are enjoying right now is the fact that jose isn't here. Yesterday was not a good performance where we scored one and hung on for dear life. The first 3 were good performances, the last 3 games have been iffy to say the least. Also, as was demonstrated by the game yesterday, shots on goal count to nought unless they go in.

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14 Jan 2019 16:33:23
Hellblazer,

Not sure I agree we were the better team on the day, that isn't to say we didn't play well, we were the better team in the 1st half but we would be devastated to not get anything if we had played how they did in the 2nd half, they were brilliant, it was a very good game with 2 good teams in form.

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14 Jan 2019 16:47:26
Jose would have gone to play for a draw. We would most likely have conceded and with his tactics would've been unable to get back into the game.

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14 Jan 2019 18:42:55
We must have watched a different game Shan. Thought we could have scored more than 1 in first half and for last 30/ 35 We conceded quite a few shots but to say it wasn't a good performance at all? I'm not shouting from the rooftops but we went to Wembley against a very good spurs side, created a good few chances, played some very nice football and won? 6 out of 6?

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14 Jan 2019 23:31:15
There's a narrative running throughout the media, that DDG was all that stopped us from getting a damn good thrashing on Sunday. From what I saw, we could have been 2 or 3 up at half-time. As expected, a team sitting third in the league, a very good team, who were chasing a one goal deficit, were always going to come at us in the second. But still, shots on target finished 11-8, so hardly the one-sided game you'd think from reading the papers today.

And agree, Hellblazer - a goalie is as integral a part of the team as anyone else. He did his job well, which is what we expect a goalie to do. Anyone would think we were playing with an extram man or something.

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15 Jan 2019 01:59:46
Noucamp, they are jealous because on his day DDG is like we have an extra man impassable! 😊.

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14 Jan 2019 12:40:12
Hi All,

We could possibly win the next 4 games, if we did would you give it to ole or would you still prefer someone else?

My self if we are winning and finish in top 4 end of season why would you want to change that.

We are a rb cb and rw away from being a real contender.

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14 Jan 2019 12:54:43
I'd give it anyone that can spot the dross in the defence. If he can't then no I wouldn't give him it.

Buzzing with the win but we have to thank DDG not the shambles defenders.

Going forward we are immense, midfield is good as well, fix defence and we can see what's next.

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14 Jan 2019 13:17:23
Agree with that fzz, the defence needs to be looked at.

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14 Jan 2019 13:23:54
If we get top 4 and Poch is not available then why not. Even if it is only 2 or 3 years until Poch is ready to step up.

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14 Jan 2019 13:34:37
He can only work with what he has got, if the board don't invest in defence then you can't hold that against ole.

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14 Jan 2019 14:37:20
Ole will have to tell Fergie and he will talk to the board, Ole needs a hand in transfers along with if it is Fergie that is giving his advice, then these 2 need to pick transfers not Ed Woodward.

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Does Ole Gunnar Solskjaer have what it takes to be a permanent Manager of Manchester United

14 Jan 2019 12:39:51
{Ed's Note - Shappy has posted a new article entitled, Does Ole Gunnar Solskjaer have what it takes to be a permanent Manager of Manchester United

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14 Jan 2019 13:20:04
Very good article. I share your reservations about Pochettino.
Fergie always said Ole was such an excellent sub because he read the game so well from the bench and knew exactly where the weaknesses were when he came on. Clear managerial material.

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14 Jan 2019 17:38:42
Ole gunnar Solskjaer will be the next manager of Manchester United. Of this I am sure.

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14 Jan 2019 09:37:04
A brilliant display yesterday to get 3 points. But don't we feel that we were not very good in defending (2nd half) ?
DDG is not going to save us every game in this manner, one might get past him. We seriously need a defender. Jones lost Kane twice or thrice in the same way during corners.
I don't want to sound too negative here but this issue is for real.

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14 Jan 2019 09:49:01
Yeah, Jones had a nightmare against Kane.
Koulibaly would be a fantastic partner for Lindelof.
He will be a threat from set pieces as well.

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14 Jan 2019 10:26:47
A centre half and a right back transforms this current side onto a level that could top this league.

I hope we throw money at Koulibaly this window as it would, for me, ensure us of a top three finish.

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14 Jan 2019 10:40:16
One of the most pleasing things to come out of the last few months is Lindelof.
He had a dodgy start and needed to rebuild his confidence. He had a decent world cup and brought that form back with him. He has played his way into first choice cb in my opinion. I still think him and Bailly could work. Not sure if he is staying though. I hope so. that's two powerful, athletic cb's who just need to cut silly mistakes out but a settled partner would probably take the pressure off them a bit. If we did go for Koulibaly, I would be very with those three rotating. I think Dalot will come good at rb. Once again, a settled partnership with a RW will only improve him.

There atmosphere around the club has been refreshing. We are looking forward to games instead of fearing them. We are by no means 'back' but it at least looks like we are going to give it a go in every game. Most of us are realistic and know we won't win every game but at least we are going to try to win now. that's the United way.

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14 Jan 2019 10:49:46
Koulibaly is a top class centre back. He has fantastic ball playing ability from the back.
He is a colossus 6 ft 5, very few are bigger than him.
Whereas, Bailly is reckless most of the time.

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14 Jan 2019 11:00:05
James, I don't think a bailly - lindelof partnership will work for us. As it stands at the moment every cross into our box has me worried. We need a defender with aerial presence who will dominate the opponents. Unfortunately I don't see that in any of our defenders. Lindelof needs this kind of partner to complement him. Smalling may have had this potential but never quite fulfilled it.

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14 Jan 2019 11:17:18
Your right that defensively we did look suspect again. Not surprising really when every man and his dog can see we don't have the best options in defence.

DDG won't be able to bail us out like that every week, however, the 11 saves he made was the highest number of saves made by a goalkeeper in a single game since the 14 he made against Arsenal last year.

The point I'm subtly trying to make is we don't face that quality of opposition every week. For me Spurs have the best defence, and the third bast attack behind only City and Liverpool. So in theory we would only need him to bail us out like that against sides challenging for the title.

Also as the confidence grows and as the players settle into a new style of play, build offensive and defensive understanding the level of performances should only get better. Both offensively and defensively.

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14 Jan 2019 11:41:46
A brilliant display? De Gea had to make 11 saves and spurs should have scored about 6 or 7!

Some of you have really lost your minds and forget what a brilliant display actually is!

That idiot Darren Fletcher calling it a tactical masterclass LOL a tactical masterclass would have been shutting spurs out and giving them no clear chances and not the freedom of the box!

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14 Jan 2019 12:03:18
What constitutes a tactical masterclass is entirely dependent on the quality of players we have available.

With poor options in defence, the only way to shut them out completely would be to play 10 men behind the ball. But as we have seen this season with Mourinho not even that worked every time, or even occasionally in the end.

So Ole focused on what he could do with the players he had available. He used Rashford and Martial as wide split partnership meaning the centre backs had to either follow them out wide into the spaces opened up by Spurs advanced full backs or give them freedom. Lingard dropping into space, meant that Winks needed to try and pick him up. If he did then who picked up Pogba? Herrera was tasked with disrupting Spurs rhythm and got into the faces of Eriksen and Alli. With Matic picking up Kane if he dropped deep, and Jones picking him up when he was further forward.

Yes Spurs had 11 shots that DDG had to make a save for, 2 or three of those being world class, the others if made by Lloris nothing would have been said about them. We had 8 shots on target, Lloris made 7 saves.

So for all the brilliance of DDG he made 4 more saves than Lloris.

So I think its fair to say Ole got his tactics spot on, with the players available and the form and quality of Spurs I don't think he could have set up any differently that would have given him a better chance of getting the result.

He got that result, in a big game that matters Ole got the result that Pochettino on this occasion failed to.

So for that Ole does get the credit.

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14 Jan 2019 12:06:37
Typical Liverpool fan :)

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14 Jan 2019 12:24:41
Listen a win is a win lads fair play yous have won 5 in a row in the league which hats off for but the way some of you are talking is like it was the greatest tactical performance since fergie. Spurs gave bournemouth allsorts of chances they actually aren't that great at the back.

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14 Jan 2019 12:49:48
That why we created chances and could have scored more goals ourselves. Defensively we are not great, your right DDG saved us but first half Ole out thought Poch, is why we was so good and why we scored, second we rode our luck, we are a few top players away in that back 4 of being able to keep top teams out but 1st half hats off to the team and to Ole who outfoxed Poch.

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14 Jan 2019 13:38:29
Ole can do no wrong Shappy.

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14 Jan 2019 14:38:24
Of course he can Shan, and when he does I'm sure many people will point it out. The site is always more vocal after a poor performance than a good one.

Unless you feel Ole has made mistakes? If so what mistakes do you feel Ole has made so far?

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14 Jan 2019 07:43:45
A little while back, someone suggested Patrice Evra May be being lined up as DOF as he is seen with Woodward quite often. I think it was Ed002 that commented Evra was being lined up or considered for another role? Can any Ed's elaborate on that?
Just curious.
He's a great clubman and worth keeping in the fold I think.

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{Ed002's Note - He was taken on as an "ambassador" - someone who wear a tacky jacket with the crest on the left tit who shakes hands and tells stories of what it was like to be in the showers with Dion Dublin.}

14 Jan 2019 09:49:27
Nice one Ed :)

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14 Jan 2019 11:35:42
Sounds like you don’t have a very high opinion of him Ed002.

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{Ed002's Note - Why? He is not a DoF just some oil who shows Chinese visitors where the buffet is.}

14 Jan 2019 14:16:57
He never showered with Dion Dublin though ed, unless you know something that we don't.

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Review Of The Day 14th January 2019

14 Jan 2019 07:29:01
{Ed's Note - Ed001 has posted a new article entitled, Review Of The Day 14th January 2019

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14 Jan 2019 08:50:23
Great read!

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mbd              

14 Jan 2019 00:25:18
Qn for Eds and everyone really. Do you think there is any way Chelsea would let Kante go at end of season given that Sarri seems to prefer Jorginho in that deeper role. if there is any shot then what an addition he would be.

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{Ed0333's Note - I think if Chelsea let Kante go to United there would be riots on the streets of west London. No chance it would happen.

14 Jan 2019 05:04:17
I suppose you are right. A nice fantasy while it lasted.

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14 Jan 2019 07:44:56
Thought that about RVP but he turned up. You just never know with football these days. 😆😆.

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14 Jan 2019 11:19:50
Historically Chelsea only sell us players they feel are limited or past it. Kante doesn't fit into either category so I highly doubt it. If he was to be allowed to leave I see PSG as the most likely destination. He would be the player who would lift them into serious contention for the UCL.

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14 Jan 2019 12:16:47
Examples of these historical transfers shappy?

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14 Jan 2019 13:15:06
Mata, brilliant player but limited in a physical league.

Matic, a player probably past his best.

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14 Jan 2019 14:16:23
I think we did better selling them Bosnich and Veron 😆😆.

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14 Jan 2019 17:23:03
Mata was their player of the season and matic far from past it. It was a nonsense statement you picked 2 players they sold us in their prime.
Its agreements kike that you give it about the press making. Its just hyberbole to add weight to your personal opinion.

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