Who will be the next manager of Manchester United?

Two years later, same question..

Zidane?
Rodgers?
Solskjaer to stay on?

One Aaron Rodgers, please

If they decide to acquire a new manager, I'd put my money on Rodgers. I think it will further destabilize the club and their never-ending rebuild plan, but it seems like a much safer option than Zidane or Pochettino, to me. I honestly wonder who would want to take this job, though. I imagine it would be an older, more experienced manager who's got little to nothing to lose in terms of future career prospects.

I got a hunch that it'll be Poch once he gets inevitably binned, he's touted for the post on previous occasions.

Pochettino.

Gerrard

My personal pick would be Zidane

Match made in heaven, he would flop so collossally

What's funny about Zidane is that you'd imagine any other coach who led his team to 3 CL's in a row would be considered the best in the world.

Yet a lot of people don't even consider him top 5 and think he'll flop at his next job.

Okay so I'm confident within the next few hours we'll see that Ole is sacked now

who we getting?

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Mike Phelen, Michael Carrick and Kieran McKenna, decent that. Not expecting miracles, the remainder of the season is about building confidence & bringing back a certain style of play. It can only get better from here!!

— ManUnitedMedia (@ManUnitedMedia) December 18, 2018

Firenze wrote:Okay so I'm confident within the next few hours we'll see that Ole is sacked now

"you would think so", El Gunner said sarcastically.

MY order of preference, ranging from fucking hilarious to quite intriguing to slightly amusing:

1. Joachim Löw

2. Brendan Rodgers

3. Zinedine Zidane

4. Rangnick

5. Maurizio Pochettino

https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11667/12474160/ole-gunnar-solskjaer-manchester-united-board-yet-to-decide-his-future-after-meeting

The decision has been taken to dismiss Solskjær as #mufc manager at the emergency board meeting. Richard Arnold will negotiate the exact terms of his exit #mulive [@DuncanCastles]

— utdreport (@utdreport) November 20, 2021

Solskjaer to be sacked by #mufc. Story up soon.

— Samuel Luckhurst (@samuelluckhurst) November 20, 2021

Fuck

fucking Ranieri, fuacking Watford

Darren Fletcher is the new interim apparently

anticipating him steering us into the CL knockouts with a late winner vs Young Boys and being rewarded with the job permanently

Zidane is the key replacement target

if not, it'll be ten hag

Rodgers a bum

The Times are reporting that Ole’s no longer at the wheel, but it will cost United £7.5m to pay up his contract. That would take the cost of replacing managers since Sir Alex left to around £44m #MUFC https://t.co/fxvCmVLGsC

— Swiss Ramble (@SwissRamble) November 20, 2021

Rangnick till summer and Ten Hag after that would be the most logical solution. But we all know how this circus club runs. Will half heartedly chase Zidane and give Fletcher the interim job. The players will turn up and win a couple of games and viola, there you go, new 5 year contract. Nothing's going to change, unless this club stops living in the past. With all due respect, first and foremost SAF and his stooges should not be allowed to have a say in the club matters no more.

I hope the next manager strips Maguire. Make Bruno captain.

Also

Jorge Mendes pushing for Julen Lopetegui to replace Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as Manchester United manager #mufc https://t.co/XQFf4lmR8n

— Man United News (@ManUtdMEN) November 21, 2021

pls no

Numpetegui goes right to the very top of miy list

No way

Seems too perfect to be true

Firenze wrote:I hope the next manager strips Maguire. Make Bruno captain.

imagine wanting such a spineless player to be your captain... you're better off with Maguire then

futbol_bill wrote:

Hapless_Hans wrote:Numpetegui goes right to the very top of miy list

futbol_bill wrote:At this point, Sevilla is a bigger club than ManU, so why should he move?

Sevilla are not even a bigger club than West Ham, really

English clubs are filthy rich. I bet even a clownhouse like Aston Villa gots more money than most Spanish clubs combined