Quote from: EL MOHA on March 22, 2024, 09:15:13 PM

a year has passed and we are still on this ronaldo and Ten Hag topic, i will have to agree with both of you on the subject matter, but will disagree a bit about Ole, Although Ole wasn't one of the most tactically gifted coaches, i think he was doing ok with the club and had to accept a player that was too big for him to manage and i don't blame that on him because only very few could actually cope with Ronaldo and they are elites Coaches not the likes of Ole. man was coming from a season where he came second in the league and lost an Europa league final. To me the homecoming of Ronaldo did him dirty than we talk about

Come rain and sun, I'd always talk about Cristiano Ronaldo and his influence off and on the pitch. Alongside him was Lionel Messi who we all know took this consistency level to a total different level ( Fucking fifteen years and they have been consistent, Yes? ) Lol.

Being okay ain't enough for a top club like Manchester United, you'll should have known they had standards from way back. Ole Gunner Solskjaer did attacking football quite well but when the jungle got matured he failed to win a game he could have won with his head. Though he was one of the managers Manchester United management also failed to backup with the requested names.

I'm talking about the finals against Villarreal when he should have won that game with one or two substitute but he flagged all in for the penalty shoot and wasn't lucky. Fans would want to blame David De Gea for missing his penalty but major issue came from Ole Gunner Solskjaer. The score was 1-1 and it was 70th minutes and he brought in penalty players instead of players that would decide the game in the 85th minute. Trust me he was not the man.
And just as Jose Mourinho would say, you're not a manager if you cannot manage these top players. He wasn't good enough period for Manchester United leave Ronaldo's return out of this!