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F*ck me, even including Fergusonās era, in my following, Iāve seen more managers at United than at Liverpool.
Weāre better when times are bad. 
Give it Giggseh til end of season.
On a technicaliteh.
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Think about this for a momentā¦
Theyāve binned another high-priced import and gone with a former great.
Canāt help but feel weāve been here beforeā¦
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We need a new TAN competition next season.
Which team will get the Utd manager sacked?
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My big fear is that they might extend the jamminess and accidentally appoint someone who is actually good, like Amorim or Xabi for example. The latter would have more sense than go to that cess pit mind.
No way any sane coach with a stable job would want to go to the cesspit.
Itās only the desperate hires now.
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Why did thay have to spoil everythingā¦bugger damā¦
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Itās a sad day for footballā¦
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The interim manager is Ruud Van Nistelrooy.
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I know I know we donāt defend United players etc but Amad didnāt get a kick at Rangers, as a 19 year old, and isnāt the first guy to fail in Scottish football.
Since then he was the best player in the Championship at Sunderland and has been the lone bright spark for a bad United team. Heās a good player.
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They wouldnāt get Xabi Alonso though I think you mean Xavi.
And Iām not sure if he is that good considering what Flick has done at Barca with much the same players.
Not sure what Amorim will bring to be honest.
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Sensible appointment would be Xavi or Amorim.
The dream appointment for non-Man Utd fans would be Southgate or Potter.
Possible dark horse, maybe Thomas Frank, but he hasnāt much coaching experience in European competition (didnāt reach the group stages of Europa League with Brondby)
I donāt think Nagelsmann would leave the German National Team, and I doubt Zidane would walk into that mess.
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Amorim is a 3 in the back guy. Not sure the squad has those players.
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Be funny to watch it mind.
I donāt think any of those names worry
me unless RVN is a dark horse of quality.
Perhaps Allegri but heās quite far down.
Why would he go to a team 5 places behind his?
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I think RVN did do reasonably well in his previous stint.
The circumstances with respect to his hiring are suspect though.
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As a player?
More of how convenient his hiring as a coach was. Itās more like a backup plan.
RVN did get some cups with PSV.
I know itās the Dutch league but then Arneās from there as well
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Probably be worth it for them. See what they can get in the summer.