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Reg » Wed Dec 19, 2018 4:08 pm wrote:https://www.google.com.sg/amp/s/www.scotsman.com/sport/football/teams/celtic/brendan-rodgers-listed-among-favourites-for-manchester-united-job-by-bookies-1-4845450/amp

I hear the Bitters are now blaming us for getting Maureen sacked. It’s all our fault!

They are well chuffed OGS is taking over and even dreaming of CL glory .

7_Kewell » Sun Aug 19, 2018 10:14 pm wrote:Maureen will be gone by Xmas, you heard it here first

redshade » Fri Dec 21, 2018 7:19 am wrote:They are well chuffed OGS is taking over and even dreaming of CL glory .

Can't stand OGS, I really hope does well this season so they give him the job full time, he will get found out next season and that will set them back another couple of seasons

Boocity » Sun Dec 23, 2018 11:30 am wrote:

redshade » Fri Dec 21, 2018 7:19 am wrote:They are well chuffed OGS is taking over and even dreaming of CL glory .

Can't stand OGS, I really hope does well this season so they give him the job full time, he will get found out next season and that will set them back another couple of seasons

^^ This

Coming in and stringing together a few decent results is one thing....rebuilding a squad and making them title contenders is completely another.  OGS is not a world class manager and he'd be found out next season when they struggle in mid-table.....hopefully they give him the job full time 

So Ole has been given the Perm role. I wonder how long he will last there.

If we're honest, he's done well with the scum since he was appointed. I still don't think Ole's good enough for the Premier League, but with enough money and the right signings, who knows.

It is easier to look good as a manager when good players that were “downing tools” suddenly play with purpose to show they are now happy. I would like to see how he does next season especially when the prima donnas decide they want to down tools again. Bringing OGS stinks of desperation.

They've clearly broken the mold of going for one of the established big dollar managers. It might also be a 2 finger reaction after one of those big managers failed so badly and cost them so much money. I wouldn't be surprised if there is a fairly clear message to the top managers that your generation is finished.

Top managers now are Klopp, Pep, Poch and a couple of the new generation Italian/Spanish. The days of Maureen, Anchelotti etc.. are over.