United 2016/17

[domalino]

I'm surprised how negative the RedCafe thread on him is.

They're very unhappy about his treatment of Martial and Shaw, the fact Ibrahimovic and Pogba seem to be above reproach even when they play badly, and the use of Rooney.

1 win in 5, and that was against Reading, so I suppose it's been building, but this was the first time I'd looked on there for 6 weeks or so and the difference is astounding.

 

[aguero93:20]

I'm surprised how negative the RedCafe thread on him is.

They're very unhappy about his treatment of Martial and Shaw, the fact Ibrahimovic and Pogba seem to be above reproach even when they play badly, and the use of Rooney.

1 win in 5, and that was against Reading, so I suppose it's been building, but this was the first time I'd looked on there for 6 weeks or so and the difference is astounding.

It's no different from the flak Guardiola was getting on here a while back when we couldn't string together 2 wins on the bounce. Seeing as Maureen is a **** though, it's infinitely more deserved.

 

[Kinkys Left Foot]

The knives are out and being sharpened!
WIll a 6th place finish and missing out on the League Cup by getting beaten 1 - 0 by Southampton see him gone?
Surely they don't sack managers at the Old Toilet after 1 season?

 

[hertsblue]

Spain broke him. He is no longer special, just another bore.
His victim routine is tiresome esp when you consider what they have got away with this season, offside goals and avoiding yellows and reds. They would be 20 points behind us if both of us were treated fairly by the officials

 

[Robinho's Subbuteo]

Oh dear.

Le Coq.

 

[Blue Hefner]

The knives are out and being sharpened!
WIll a 6th place finish and missing out on the League Cup by getting beaten 1 - 0 by Southampton see him gone?
Surely they don't sack managers at the Old Toilet after 1 season?

I can't see them sacking him. First of all, it would cost a fortune to get rid of him, second they would have to admit they were wrong and thirdly who else would they go for?

 

[KentBlue]

Cause Jose will be long gone and doesn't give a crap in what state he leaves the club.

This is why his appointment smacked more of desperation from your board than practical nous. Like Pulis or Fat Sam for a team facing possible relegation, basically a port in a storm. But the difference with Maureen is that those two are fairly well-liked by the media, he isn't. And petulant outbursts like yesterday's will help neither him or the club.
He was a breath of fresh air when he first turned up with the Chavs: a personable enough chap with a cheery smile, a quirky little soundbite for the media, and a knack of getting the best out of the players at his disposal - albeit with dour, uninspiring football.
But he's been in decline for a long time now. His second spell at Chelsea ended in total disarray, with most of the players seemingly unwilling to play for him any more. That and the nasty incident with the physio just tarnished his reputation even further.

He just seems to go out of his way to cause controversy all the time. Bad-mouthing other managers, players, referees, journalists etc.
In some cases he might be justified in his condemnations, but he should keep all that to himself and his inner sanctum, not stand in front of a TV camera, with possibly millions of people watching, looking like he's just crawled out of bed with the mother of all hangovers: wildly gesticulating, eyes-bulging and ranting like a paranoid piss-head over these perceived injustices.

Nothing ever ends well with Maureen, and I don't see his time with the rags being an exception.

 

[aguero93:20]

The knives are out and being sharpened!
WIll a 6th place finish and missing out on the League Cup by getting beaten 1 - 0 by Southampton see him gone?
Surely they don't sack managers at the Old Toilet after 1 season?

Moyes - sacked as soon as CL qualification became an impossibility.
Turtle - survived first season with 4th place finish, sacked after winning FA cup in second season when he missed out on top 4 on the final day.

What makes you think the LC final result will have any bearing on whether Maureen survives or not?

 

[Bluebee2]

I'm surprised how negative the RedCafe thread on him is.

They're very unhappy about his treatment of Martial and Shaw, the fact Ibrahimovic and Pogba seem to be above reproach even when they play badly, and the use of Rooney.

1 win in 5, and that was against Reading, so I suppose it's been building, but this was the first time I'd looked on there for 6 weeks or so and the difference is astounding.

You forget they smashed the mighty Wigan

 

[Stoned Rose]

This is why his appointment smacked more of desperation from your board than practical nous. Like Pulis or Fat Sam for a team facing possible relegation, basically a port in a storm. But the difference with Maureen is that those two are fairly well-liked by the media, he isn't. And petulant outbursts like yesterday's will help neither him or the club.
He was a breath of fresh air when he first turned up with the Chavs: a personable enough chap with a cheery smile, a quirky little soundbite for the media, and a knack of getting the best out of the players at his disposal - albeit with dour, uninspiring football.
But he's been in decline for a long time now. His second spell at Chelsea ended in total disarray, with most of the players seemingly unwilling to play for him any more. That and the nasty incident with the physio just tarnished his reputation even further.

He just seems to go out of his way to cause controversy all the time. Bad-mouthing other managers, players, referees, journalists etc.
In some cases he might be justified in his condemnations, but he should keep all that to himself and his inner sanctum, not stand in front of a TV camera, with possibly millions of people watching, looking like he's just crawled out of bed with the mother of all hangovers: wildly gesticulating, eyes-bulging and ranting like a paranoid piss-head over these perceived injustices.

Nothing ever ends well with Maureen, and I don't see his time with the rags being an exception.

659 million don't you know? ;)