Amorim

Glaner is no fool , place full of gossip, nasty back biting pulling your forelock to multiple former players keeping everyone happy like that mixed bag of owners draining cash ,saddled with debt, diva players. Don't start me off.
 
Well if OG is planning to leave at the end of his contract tow vacancies might have already gone, unless Chelsea or Man Utd appoint an interim manager.
I think OG would get very frustrated at either of those clubs anyway.
Oliver you are best off staying where you are!
 
StandbyPalace said:
Well if OG is planning to leave at the end of his contract tow vacancies might have already gone, unless Chelsea or Man Utd appoint an interim manager.
I think OG would get very frustrated at either of those clubs anyway.
Oliver you are best off staying where you are!
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The two most poisoned jobs in the league and have been for some time, especially Man Utd.

Chelsea has been in particular since Boehly took over. Before that, it was chaotic, and didn’t necessarily last long, but not personally damaging if you did well.
 
Unless Man U appoint someone other than Glasner in the next few days this couldn't have happened at a worst time. We are trying to get good quality players in and have just over three weeks to do so, and any uncertainty as to our manager going forward will understandably make players think twice before joining us. Terrible timing.
 
Oddschecker reckons Enzo the ex Chelsea manager and Glasner has second favourite. i would be very surprised that a manipulator like Glasner joining the Man Utd circus. A win average much lower than other Man Utd managers did him in the end 31.9% as opposed to Ten Hag at 51.8% it was when not if in the end.
 
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Oddschecker reckons Enzo the ex Chelsea manager and Glasner has second favourite. i would be very surprised that a manipulator like Glasner joining the Man Utd circus. A win average much lower than other Man Utd managers did him in the end 31.9% as opposed to Ten Hag at 51.8% it was when not if in the end.
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But Glasner might see it as a perfect opportunity to show his ability - to turn a club like ManU around, with a team that already are playing his sort of Formation, and maybe only a few tweaks required to get them working.

As WJK1960 said, could be terrible timing. We probably aren't too far into our succession planning as I think most expect(ed) him to at least wait til summer should he leave.

but he's not gone yet, and no reason to think that this actually changes anything, except for the level of media speculation level,
 
That club is SO funny, I love them!! He was just starting to get things to click! They're in sixth place.

After all those players they bought him too 😆

I have to say I got worried when he started getting them up the table but now they've sacked him! Ha! Hahahaha!

I never want this club to stop being s***. ❤️
 
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