I saw some #OleOut sentiment last night and thought it was crazy. Losing three semi-finals is disappointing, of course, but they were against good teams, and he got 4th place when for half a season it looked out of reach. He's honestly doing a decent job atm.

It's weird to say after I criticised their defending, but United's defence has been strong. The metrics look very good there so you can say the signings of Maguire and Wan-Bissaka, plus the improved work ethic of the team, has helped. Young players will make errors, hence AWB's role in both goals. I wouldn't read too much into that one game when the general trend over the season has been positive.

It was odd that OGS left his subs so late, but maybe that's a sign of poor bench strength. Ageing Mata, dreadfully out-of-form Lingard, and Ighalo don't make for good impact subs, usually. Obviously you guys wanted Sancho but maybe a centre forward is the answer now after Martial's lack of killer edge. Martial's come on leaps and bounds in his overall play but a top finisher converts at least one of the chances he got last night. You can always put Martial back on the left.

I'm looking at the profile of your mids and forwards and thinking you could do with a few less risk takers.

They've looked a lot better as the season has gone on too.

OGS might not end up being the solution, but I don't think now is the time to sack him. They've generally looked pretty good in 2020.