Ole Gunnar Solskjaer made it clear following Manchester United’s 2-0 win over Newcastle United – his fourth in as many games – that he wanted the manager job on a permanent basis.
“I don’t want to leave,” he said. “It’s such a great bunch of players, great atmosphere. But it’s the next game, it’s the next game, it’s the next game, and I’m doing my job as long as I’m here.”
And amid the glee following Man United’s most meaningful win yet under Solskjaer, there were many – perhaps seriously, perhaps jokingly, perhaps a mixture of both – advocating the idea of the 46-year-old getting the gig on a permanent basis.
So, on the morning after, as it were, we thought it’d be interesting to ask supporters the question directly: Do you want Solskjaer as permanent manager?
Far too early to tell. Love Ole, was excited we were bringing him in. Love even more what he’s done and doing. But we are only 4 games in. Let’s see where we are in March
— #ManchesterUnited (@TikaTakaUnited) January 3, 2019
Too early to tell. Not played ‘big’ team yet, but the football were playing is promising and he’s a positive for the players
— Ronan (@Ronan__RC) January 3, 2019
Nop pochettino is the man for the job on a long term basis
— Joseph Munyao (@munyao_josep) January 3, 2019
Far too early to say yes. But hes done a great job so far albeit against teams we would usually expect to beat.
— Jack Gilsenan (@jgilly1991) January 3, 2019
Not yet
We will understand when time comes..
Far way to go let’s hope for the best
— Rihab Kasim (@am_rihu) January 3, 2019
Not yet. Wait until he gets tested. 4 relatively easy games. If he proves himself in them , then why not?
— John Castle (@Jcastle32) January 3, 2019
There were, of course, a good number who said yes immediately, but the overriding consensus which has emerged strikes a more moderate tone: most are not outright dismissing the prospect, insisting more time was required to make a proper judgement.
Others, on the other hand, feel as if Mauricio Pochettino is the only man who should be considered. He is the primary target for both the club’s board and its supporters.
Should the Tottenham Hotspur manager turn the job down, and Solskjaer keeps winning, the complexion may well change.
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Article Name | Should Solskjaer be made permanent manager at Man United? |
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Author Name | Candyboy |
Published On | January 03, 2019 |
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