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Ninja
Doubt thats a realistic option though.
I think Simone might be interested, and he's doing a very good job at Atletico.
The likes of Pep, Klopp and Mourinho are long gone.
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Chelsea are playing well. City missing Aguero and Fernandinho.
VP.
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Jamieandhisego
Is Klopp out of the question though? Man United is still a considerable step up from Dortmund, he's expressed interest in managing the Premier League and he'll get to work with the likes of Rooney, Van Persie and Mata. If he gets a sizeable budget to spend, it's a great opportunity.
If Klopp is not an option, I don't see why Diego Simeone wouldn't be one to rule out too.
BR.
Got that pretty much wrong! Mourinho's got his tactics bang on.
Should be a good last half an hour.
Carroll.
Sam
RVP was injury prone at Arsenal, so I'm not surprised about him being injured, I was more surprised he went on the whole of last season uninjured.
The board let him down in the summer, I think that's definitely a fact, they didn't support him one bit. Woodward went to do negotiations in the middle of our Asian Tour for 'imminent transfer business' that never happened. Calamity.
Our football has been crap, definitely, but he deserves time to sort it out. I think this is exactly what is wrong with modern football, everybody demands success immediately and doesn't give the manager a chance (Chelsea being a prime example). With the majority of United fans they expect success all the time (I'm not saying you do, and not criticising you before I carry on), one bad season will cause panic with them, but there's no need for overreaction after only one season.
He doesn't deserve to be sacked. I'll be very disappointed if he's not given at least two seasons, we can survive a bad season, we've done it before.
Liverpool treated Hodgson like shit, even if I don't like him. He deserved more time, and had senile Kenny down his neck wanting the job.
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Sam
BR.
Disagree, I like Hodgson too but they were desperately poor under him. We beat them 3-1 in his last game (even with that wanker Steve Kean in charge) and the players didn't look like they were playing for him at all. Regardless of what happened in 11/12 in King Kenny's full season, Liverpool drastically improved in the second part of 10/11 under him.
Superb result for Chelsea tonight, and every credit to Mourinho.
hammer9
Ninja
He signed a new contract until 2018 last summer and professed that he was 'in love' with Dortmund, a few months before he refuted speculation that he was going to join Madrid or Chelsea with:
I genuinely think there's no chance.
Simeone I think there would at least be a chance with.
SpinSwimScream
bluemoon.
EDIT: Oh and Jovetic too. He was alright.
He's poor generally. I can't wait till we get rid of him.
Poe
bluemoon.
Not really. I think that was just Slash, 'cos even when Dzeko's scoring he tends not to play that well.
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The Platypus
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Crane
VP.
bluemoon.
García's injured and Rodwell's shit (and unfit). He didn't play particularly well there yesterday but Demichelis has played in that role a few times so far this season and looked comfortable enough to try there. The real question is why Pellegrini didn't make a change when it became clear he was struggling - especially when Yaya was having such a god-awful game.
Bang on. I'm not sure it was just a mental thing either, he looked absolutely knackered.
Number 1
Spectacularly bad decision all-round.
Number 1
Sam
Poor decision to sack him, despite their recent form.
tmatthew
Sam