Years of mediocrity, falling out with sections of the fans for extended periods of time, poor transfers, lack of CL, stagnating methods and staff appointments, couldn’t win a game away from home…it was time to go sadly.
He went on to work for FIFA on football policies, but as far as coaching is concerned he’s basically retired (not officially but he’s 73 and seems to be enjoying his life so I think coming back out to coach isn’t on his agenda).
You don’t sack managers like Klopp or Pep, they sack you
They were only struggling because their former coach was proper garbage. Definitely not a bad job Xabi Alonso is doing, but the hype is too much imo.
Didn’t everyone think the same about Arsene Wenger?
He was sacked after years of mediocrity, not a bad run or even a season.
Years of mediocrity, falling out with sections of the fans for extended periods of time, poor transfers, lack of CL, stagnating methods and staff appointments, couldn’t win a game away from home…it was time to go sadly.
Yeah, you really went forward when you sacked him.
Lmao yeah, Wenger at least got top 4 every season. It took Arsenal almost a decade to find their form again.
TIL 2018 - 2023 is a decade
Depends whether you round up or down innit
Did I say we went forward or did I just list some of the reasons why he left (because he wasn’t sacked).
In fairness you did you forward, but it just took a little bit to build up a new dynasty. Not exactly Man U type shit lol
…that he stays with us, you mean? 🤨
Didn’t he just retire. I won’t know for sure. I’d rather call it retirement ?
He went on to work for FIFA on football policies, but as far as coaching is concerned he’s basically retired (not officially but he’s 73 and seems to be enjoying his life so I think coming back out to coach isn’t on his agenda).
Solskjaer’s initial few months at United was very good right until it wasn’t.