If not wilder, who else????

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No one can replace Wilder, history proves we go backwards once he's gone
90% of our fans are clueless
Been going 40 years and have met 5 or 6 who are football savvy
Sure its the same with every fanbase
We are going backwards right now. Wilder said at the end of last season the team would be different this season, he made it much worse, he complained about fitness levels, and has the most unfit United team I have ever seen. When challenged he just doubles down in some petulent strop rather than maturely reflecton whether other outlook than his could be considered. Will je stay to oversee our relegation or will he stomp out the back door like he has done before?
 
It's not so much patience as huge gaps in memory. If a new manager falters they will be screaming for CW back. Recalling that first PL season while conveniently forgetting this current dross.
We are a strange bunch,he’s one of our own is imprinted in their mindset,failure is acceptable.
 
Surely a team of experts from this forum could be put be put together to do a sort of caretaker role till the end of season.?
This would not only save a load of money but the right team selection would be absolutely guaranteed every single match
also the correct formation will be selected every game , plus the correct substitutions would be used at bang on the right
time in each game . Sorted...... 3 boxes ticked.....
 
Surely a team of experts from this forum could be put be put together to do a sort of caretaker role till the end of season.?
This would not only save a load of money but the right team selection would be absolutely guaranteed every single match
also the correct formation will be selected every game , plus the correct substitutions would be used at bang on the right
time in each game . Sorted...... 3 boxes ticked.....


For many of the experts it IS easy. All you do is wait for it to come good, as it will, because it did a few years ago.
 
Ruud Gullit :-

Gullit, a former Ballon d’Or winner, said he could consider returning to management if the right offer arrived.

The 64-year-old was asked about former Netherlands team-mate Frank Rijkaard, but said Rijkaard does not want to return to football management. He said: “Frank Rijkaard is retired. He doesn't want to go back into football management. He doesn't want to do it.

"for me, I enjoy what I do now. Working in television is nice. Of course, if the right offer came in, and it is an offer you cannot refuse, you would have to react to it, but I don't know.”

He has remained involved in football through media work in years, but said he sees the game as a manager. Gullit said: “I've done it before. I know how to do it.

“But I don't know how I would react to a job offer today.”
 
Surely a team of experts from this forum could be put be put together to do a sort of caretaker role till the end of season.?
This would not only save a load of money but the right team selection would be absolutely guaranteed every single match
also the correct formation will be selected every game , plus the correct substitutions would be used at bang on the right
time in each game . Sorted...... 3 boxes ticked.....

We have wilder on the board posting !! 😉

But maybe it's not a bad shout, let us manage who to buy sell/pick then get someone professional who can shout to motivate them and maybe a nanny for those little pettles who are fragile

Win.
 

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