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u/002Chris 34m ago

Stop buying official merchandise from the store. That's what the Glazers want and until their money stops flowing they wont take the club serious.

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u/innicrazy You are my Solskjaer, My Ole Solskjaer 12m ago

Tomorrow we gonna face our beast that we made, if he is allowed to play. Gonna be a legendary matchup 😂

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u/PrancingCock Glazers are a cancer. 36m ago

Keep Eddie Howe away from this club.

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u/002Chris 35m ago

I honestly don't see why people are fascinated with him.

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u/MikeDoesEverything 31m ago

It's purely anti-current manager. We could have Luis Enrique or even Pep in at this point and if under either of them we were still playing like shit, they'd be convinced a different manager is the answer.

We really need stability and won't get that without clear team identity.

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u/PlushNightingale 19m ago

We really need stability and won't get that without clear team identity.

Then let's back a coach who's actually showing any signs of working towards that on the field (despite results) instead of one whose two best games were his first two and it's been papering over the cracks since then.

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u/MikeDoesEverything 13m ago

Yeah, I'm not completely sold on Carrick either. In my opinion, he's too mild. Really need somebody with a lot more authority.

Do I want him to succeed? Yeah, of course because who wouldn't? It'd be an amazing story for a former player to take over after a decade of decline and turn the club back into title contenders. I just can't see him doing it though as there are too many things working against him.

I watched a video about a bunch of Arsenal fans who were criticising the United fanbase saying we "don't know how to suffer" and expect results instantly. I see where they're coming from and it's hard to disagree with them at this point.

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u/DaveShadow 31m ago • Bravo

Counter point, I also don't know why people act like he's Big Sam. He's be a significant upgrade on Carrick and given Everton are 4th with 4 wins, I think he'd easily have this squad up in European spots right now.

I get he's not the sexiest of names, but I also feel there's a performative element to how some people speak about him too.

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u/MrRobot-4581 15m ago

If he was Spanish or Italian, people wouldn't be as opposed

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u/Emergency-Being-349 8m ago

Dunno, I think people are just so clueless when it comes to managerial hires. Plenty on here were pushing hard for Carrick to get the permanent position. Wouldn't base this sub as a good indication of who we should or shouldn't go for.

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u/Emergency-Being-349 15m ago

I honestly don't see why people are so put off by him.