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

[blueste41]

 

[1961_vintage]

5 hours they sat in a room trying to decide if he’s the right man to continue, 5 hours wow. Which one of you is undercover, whoever it is be proud there’s no way I could have them still undecided after 5 hours of interrogation.

4h 59m spent working on the media spin that he wasn't sacked.

 

[Kinkys Left Foot]

Can I stop laughing yet? ;)

 

[Paladin]

Calm down. This is nothing but hysteria. Maguire sent off for a blatant dive by an ex-rag with a grudge and the game decided by two goals in stoppage time while the reds chased the game in the hope of another heroic comeback. And Cristiano had an equaliser ruled out at 2-1 for a very debatable offside. Ole should stay at the wheel. This is no time for panic. Ole's cool head is required.

And what's this nonsense about three trophy-free years? Short memories, some people.

Man United Grounds Team win Premier League award

Our success in 2019 is repeated as the excellence of the Old Trafford pitch is recognised again.

www.manutd.com

 

[Blue Llama]

Is it too soon to suggest a small statue or possibly renaming one of the toilet blocks?

 

[blue b4 the moon]

He’s a horrible prick, he was also bobbins as a striker.

he’s basically a man United Paul dickov that would of been long forgotten about without that important goal.

glad that smile has been wiped from his face at the start of the season when he signed Ronaldo and was feeling like he won the title from city.
Goodnight!

I'm with you, happy to actively support the twat staying in charge at the swamp but 'thank you'?......nah that's a few miles nevermind a step too far.

 

[Fred_Quimby]

The Oracle has spoken. It's officially over.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer: Manchester United boss set to leave club after Watford defeat

Manchester United's senior figures, including owners the Glazers, discuss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's future after the loss at Watford and decide it will be the Norwegian's last game in charge.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Bollo]

I went for a bike ride with a Horns-supporting friend yesterday morning and we were debating the most desirable outcome for the afternoon’s game. He was fully own board with #SOO but obviously was unwilling to take a hit when they really need points against mid table clubs like the rags.

Unbelievably we talked ourselves in a scenario where the Horns go 2 up, but a plucky Stretford then pull one back and lay siege to the Watford goal. In the dying minutes of the game the rags are awarded a controversial penalty, only for it to be overturned by VAR. The Horns get the win but there’s just enough material for Gollum to spin another week at the wheel.

We were doing so so well, even after Slab had disgraced himself. But then the wheels came off with the the two goals in fergie time and we knew it was over. Looking back, would VAR have ever overturned a rag penalty? Ridiculous! Maybe it was the lack of oxygen to our brains.

Anyway, my horns mate is very sorry and says united are welcome to pick one of the ex-Watford managers that they keep in the loft in case they feel like reappointing one for a couple of weeks.

 

[Kippaxpete]

BBC reporting this morning that the great man is to be relieved of his duties. Even if this scurrilous rumour proves to be true, look on the bright side. Reports also suggest that tactical genius, Carrick, is to be retained in his current role supporting caretaker manager, Darren 'Fletch' Fletcher, thereby ensuring the team continue playing the 'United Way'. Perhaps Ole can be re-employed as a number two.
Hold fast comrades. A battle may have been lost but the war's not over.

 

[Super-Barwuah]

4h 59m spent working on the media spin that he wasn't sacked.