Quote from: hilariousetc on October 02, 2018, 09:47:57 AM

Quote from: DIA7 on October 01, 2018, 07:36:29 PM

Quote from: NightSabre on October 01, 2018, 02:59:33 PM

I'll laugh my ass off if Mou gets the sack, but Man Utd really should take Valencia.

Anyone looking at the Palace game tonight? I'm thinking BTTS or total goals +2.5, got a feeling it's going to be a high scoring game.

The question is: Does Jose Mourinho survive? Because he haves difficult matches :
- Valencia (H)
- Newcastle United (H)
- Chelsea (A)
- Juventus (H)
- Everton (H)
- Bournemouth (A)
- Juventus (A)
- Manchester City (A)

Newcastle have always had their best in front of the devils, Chelsea and Manchester City are competing against the Premiership and the question of winning them seems almost impossible at this time, especially as the United level fluctuates. So it's possible that he will not see the end of the season with United specially when he lost the trust of players and fans and it's a matter of time that the board lose faith in him.

Newcastle United, Everton and Bournemouth aren't difficult matches. Nobody will expect them to win again Juve, City and Chelsea either, especially away. If they lose or draw against the first three Premier League teams then maybe arguably he should go, but if he can get some points from the home games in the Champions League then I think that would be fair enough. I doubt they'll let him go unless they can 100% confirm Zidane as a replacement, especially considering they'll have to give Jose a huge pay-off to get rid of him and Zidane is probably going to command one of the biggest salaries for a manager.

And the club has to consider if Zidane really can get the club out of the rut beyond this season, which I don't think he can do really...

United needs to start rebuilding the club from the ground up. There's no other way around it imho.