JahKowalski: Komentarz zedytowany przez usera dnia 15.01.2024 21:19Komentarz prowadzącego jedno z angielskich forów fanowskich, przydługie ale wg mnie w punkt:
In the last decade it's not silverware that's brought me the most joy, it was Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
One touch football, multiple 5-goal winning margins, 3rd man runs, disciplined counter attacks, genuine attempt to win away in big games.
Longest unbeaten away run in Premier League history, scored goals for fun, beat top teams and always finished top 4.
The connection was magic. We were on the precipice of greatness, undone by Glazer signings.
Funny how many people look back at Ole's time in charge and realise they bought into sky sports and talksports bs by calling him tactically inept. We werenâÂÂt perfect, but it was going somewhere until Ronaldo came back.
I know too many won't agree but I think Ronaldo being bought which despite an excellent season individually for him utterly ruined what Ole was building with young, fast and dynamic players. Still criminal that Ole had no say in that.
CR7 had a big impact too. When he arrived, that forward line/midfield became less free flowing as every move was designed to go through him (and he dislikes giving the ball back), and it became about an individual rather than a team game. Not all his fault, but it affected us.
Too many of us still in love with Jose Mourinho calling Ole Gunnar Solskjaer a PE teacher.
He lost belief in himself, I think and it had to end but the lack of support from some sections of the fanbase also hit him hard.
However, we still haven't learnt because same thing happening now under Erik ten Hag.
Manchester United fans need to stick to the real problem the Glazers and stop raging at everyone else. We also have to stop buying 'shirt sellers' for commercial side.