Needs an hard reset, rebuild the club and squad, cancel the first team, sell every player
Solskjaer's legacy and his future
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Where did I say he was capable. By resigning, he would be acknowledging he isn’t capable. But it would turn it on the Glazers and the board.
He has tried his best and loves the club. You can’t turn on your boss whilst in a job - it’s stupid to think you can.
It's too late to acknowledge right now that he is incapable. He could have done it earlier, before every single person who even rarely watches football realized that Manchester United have worst coach in the league, possibly even in all of the top five leagues in the world.
He’s going to leave a huge, expensive mess and a wasted season. As a manager he’ll be remembered as being incompetent and that will increase with every game now.
The three year rebuild resulted in wins against Leeds Newcastle and Tottenham, now it starts again
Still a legend for me. I'll always remember him fondly for what he did for us as a player. He simply isn't a good enough manager.
Worse than Moyes is what his legacy will be.
No...Ole is bad but Moyes was extremely bad. If Ole had left at end of last season we would have said he moved us in right direction.
I will mainly remember how smug the deluded Ole fans (as a manager) were when United fluked a win.
It's a bit more complex than that as he clearly doesnt want best for the club as he is staying on. If he did, he would have resigned but it is his right not to, nonetheless.
Worst manager ever to manage us. That’s his legacy.
Nah - Moyes took a title winning side and oversaw a massive decline.
Assuming he's gone by tomorrow, Ole will be leaving a far better first team squad for the next manager than the one he inherited, and a team that has finished top 4 two seasons running for the first time since SAF.
It's not great, but it's better than he found. A top manager would get success from this side.
Problem is, where are the top managers? At our rivals. That's on the board.
Leaves us in the biggest mess since Fergie went. That's his legacy as a manager. Will take some time to forget it
What kind of a fecking moron walks away from a £7/8m a year job and essentially admits he's not good enough for his dream job? What a ridiculous statement.
Solskjaer's taken one of the most historic clubs in European football, and completely eroded away any professional pride it had.
That's the thing, he's just in for his own personal interest which is fine. Even LvG handed in his resignation so stop acting like it's an anomaly. This is the same Ole who his fans talk of as he loves United more than himself. He's already made a fortune here, and just wants more.
His right, but also just a leech.
Completely selfish if he allows himself to be here against Villarreal
At this point his legacy is making us the biggest laughing stock in world football for months.
The bloke who was sacked so we could appoint Mourinho a day later?
An honest person who doesn’t value money above anything else.
That's a bit OTT.
The decline has been going on long before Ole took over, and he's done more in his managing of the club to prevent this than propel it.
But he's now undoing his good work and needs to go. That's obvious for all to see.
If Ole loves the club as much as the fans still love him then he really should fall on his sword tonight and give United time to re group before it is too late. We could still rescue something from this season with a new, strong direction but keep sailing as we are and we will be stuck on a lee shore with no way out before Christmas.
Brutal watching that clip of him in front of the away end. He’s clearly devastated. It’s possible for him to completely love the club and just not be good enough. I’m genuinely sorry it’s got to this point, the board should have acted after City, if not Liverpool.
“Legend” waiting for the inevitable sack and paycheck rather than walking with some sort of dignity 
think we can do better than that
think we can do better than thatYes we would have said that. But he didn't and now turned us into worst team since SAF left.
Moyes was gone after 8 months, didn't spend much and the squad was basically the same as before he came.
People really don't get the damage Ole is doing currently to the club.
I still think he wants what is best. He obviously thinks he can turn it around. Not many agree that he can but he must or he would have been gone.
Each week he stays he takes us to a new low.
No, he just wants his payoff.
You guys do know the club don’t have to accept his resignation, this is on your board not the manager IMO. Bruno’s reaction at the end of the game says it all, he was telling the fans it’s in the players not the manager.
Or he is in for the money. Even if he turns it around, it will never ever be good enough.
He can choose himself. Legacy or money. No way this fecking useless board sacks him. Its a waiting game for them. They dont want to pay out.
You are writing off 2nd place last year and a pen shoot out cup loss. But yes it is clearly time to go now
i think with another manager, this rebuild would actually win us the league. He’s probably taken us as far as he can. Some good signings, stabilised the dressing room after mourinho and delivered relatively good results (not what we want but relatively ok).
if he leaves now, his legacy as a manager would be the one who led the rebuild. If he stays, I think he’ll dismantle everything he’s done as now, more than ever, he is expected to start winning trophies.
as a player, he’ll always be the baby-faced-assasin who won us a certain game in 1999. He’ll always be a united great.
this should have ended at the EL Final, its on the boards ineptitude after this point.
He did a good job, then it became apparant he couldnt take us any further, any other big club would have taken the summer and then brought in a new coaching setup for the start of this season.
He did a good job, then it became apparant he couldnt take us any further, any other big club would have taken the summer and then brought in a new coaching setup for the start of this season.
He shouldn't have been given a full time contract in the first place really. He was brought in as a caretaker, and a great run of results and despite the fact there was zero competition for his signature, we gave him a contract half way through the remainder of the season. If we'd held off til the summer there's no chance people would have wanted him given the job full time. If he'd just come in as caretaker, steadied the ship, raised the team spirit, and got the 6th place finish that he did, we'd have all been thankful to him, wouldn't have been the best run a caretaker manager had but he'd have prevented disaster, and let a new manager come in in the summer and have a stabilised squad to work with rather than the disarray after mourinho.
But as it is he's spent a fortune and achieved very little
But as it is he's spent a fortune and achieved very little
His legacy is his playing career.
He hasnt got a legacy at Utd as a manager. Hes incompetent. He cant improve players, all he does is spend a fortune on players, a chequebook manager. He has no tactical plan, no ingame changes for the better. He has a backroom staff he thinks is fantastic, but they are as bad as him.
He hasnt got a legacy at Utd as a manager. Hes incompetent. He cant improve players, all he does is spend a fortune on players, a chequebook manager. He has no tactical plan, no ingame changes for the better. He has a backroom staff he thinks is fantastic, but they are as bad as him.
I'd have to disagree with you there. And even if it was true, the club gave him the long contract. Their fault.
trust me. he will be still there.. he will not leave of his own accord no matter how bad the results were till the Glazers sack his ass.
His managerial stint is ending so poorly here that it'll undoubtedly affect his overall legacy at the club. He could have left with dignity much earlier or the board could have made the inevitable decision much earlier, yet it was prolonged for zero reason (still hasn't happened yet but its inevitable). Also Moyes is 100% a better, more proven manager than him. The rock bottom we have hit now is the worst it has been since Fergie retired.