#SOO Save Our Olé Season III.....Ole, The Trilogy.....We've Failed.....Thank You Ole.

[Pell]

Ole, that's the cliff edge, why are you accelerating?!?!

 

[Gray]

“Gets carried away”, what kind of English is that?

 

[IrelandSuperman]

So Shearer didn't get the memo.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

They need some filthy oil money.

Yep, despite Greta's best efforts there's more loot in dirty diesel than shitty shopping malls.

 

[mat]

The campaign is now doomed even elephant man has abandoned the cause.

There was a great line from the five live commentator yesterday that was under appreciated.

"I'm not sure which manager was more gutted over who lost"

 

[Impeccable One]

He'd have to be certifiably insane to go there this season. As you say, he could bide his time and walk into numerous established top-3 sides across Europe.

The task facing the next United manager is to get them regularly finishing top 4 again. Pochettino's just spent 5 years building a team whilst winning fuck all so I can't imagine the opportunity to repeat that scenario is particularly appealing to him.

Poch wants a new challenge ..... Helping a team avoid relegation !

 

[red 2 hats]

We need to keep Ole at the wheel, mission will be accomplished when they get relegated, remember he has firm for this, he took a bigger club down in Cardiff

 

[mat]

I have faith Ole will get redemption against the Scousers.

 

[babyape]

It's far fetched, but any kind of a result against the Dippers would be incredible all round. Take points off them, and secure Ole's job for the foreseeable.

One last push #SOO

We can but hope

 

[domalino]

Pochettino's just spent 5 years building a team whilst winning fuck all so I can't imagine the opportunity to repeat that scenario is particularly appealing to him.

In the 5 years since Pochettino arrived at Spurs, their net spend has been £338m. United's has been £697m. In the last 3 years, ie since Poch got Spurs to being 3rd best in the country, his net spend has been -39m, compared to United's £350m.

I reckon Pochettino would back himself to build a side that can actually win with an extra £400m. Plus he'd actually have the wages to keep players and keep them happy. No losing Walker, no unhappy Eriksen, Alderweireld, Vertonghen etc.


Fortunately I think Pochettino's loyalty to Spurs will mean he won't leave midseason, while Ole's implosion is very much on schedule for a mid-season sacking, and too early to give Carrick a caretaker role. I think they'll bring in someone permanently like Allegri or Blanc