Ole Gunnar Solskjaer could be removed from his position as Manchester United manager if the club suffers a heavy defeat to Liverpool
Man United’s 1-0 defeat at the hands of Newcastle United over the weekend left the club hovering two points above the relegation zone after nine Premier League fixtures.
The club’s next opponents are Liverpool, who have won a remarkable 17 league games in a row and are eight points clear at the top.
And according to the BBC, a heavy defeat to Liverpool would create so much external pressure – from us, basically – to the extent that the club would be unable to avoid sacking Solskjaer.
There is a fear from inside #mufc that should Liverpool inflict a heavy defeat on United after the international break, the pressure created externally may be too hard to resist to sack Solskjær #mulive [bbc]
— utdreport (@utdreport) October 7, 2019
Manchester United FC, the club of optics, an institution which supposedly gives managers time but in reality gives its PR much more time than anything else.
This is the kind of story you’d expect to read in the Mirror, or the Sun, but this is from the god damn BBC.
In other words, on the day after United lost to Newcastle, an insider has briefed the club to say that Solskjaer is done if he loses badly to Liverpool – a move which, intentionally or not, piles more pressure on a man already firmly under the pump.
To release this kind of stuff after Newcastle confirms what we already know: that this club is a soap opera first with no regard for a proper long-term project.
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Article Name | Why Solskjaer is unlikely to survive sack if Liverpool beat Man Utd: report |
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Author Name | Candyboy |
Published On | October 08, 2019 |
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