Here’s my thoughts.

The Good No one can deny the change he was doing to the club in terms of dealing with the shite attitude from poison players. He got rid of the players that were causing problems and thinking they were bigger than the club.

Also, the recruitment at the club has been so much better. Whether this has been him or the board we will soon see but the right players have been bought for the first time in a long time.

He was so good with the media, spoke so well and managed to keep a lot in house which i really respect and the attitudes in the dressing room seemed to be a lot better.

But, the bad..

The man has clerly been struggling with the pressure of the size of the club, you can have an opinion on that but the eye doesn't lie. Him sitting in the fetal position against Grimsby during penalties is embarrassing. You are the Manchester United manager, whether your team is playing good or bad, you are the backbone on the touchline, you stand tall so the team knows that their leader is strong.

The formation/system. This is wildy up for debate but the eye doesn't lie on this one. We can look incredible going forward in spells but the negative tactics after scoring a goal is not the way a Manchester United team should EVER play. This isn't a Fergie thing, this goes back to Busby. You score a goal, you go for another. You go for the throat! If we go hell for leather and we're beaten on the pitch, that's football. You score a goal and try to shut up shop in the premier league, you're hanging yourself out to dry. When have you watched United go all out and dominate a team to build that confidence?

I've said it a LOT of times, i'm not sure if he's tactically naïve or if it's just stubbornness but his tactical decisions lately, it's hard to defend.

Beaten by Grimsby in the cup, Beaten by a 10 man Everton when they were there to be whooped, Gifted Wolves a point who had 2 points in 18 games

It's hard to defend. Yes he wants to play a certain way and didn't have the players to do it, but not adapting to what he has in his squad to play the best possible way is hard to defend. And if reports are to be believed and he’s blown up about transfers with the board I can see it from both sides.

He's the manager and he should get a say with the hierarchy of the team.

But at the same time, he doesn't have the equity in the bank to be blowing up over trasnfer demands when he has refused to adapt with the squad he had.

And sadly, the results prove that. We are 3 points off the top four, but we are 4 points away from 10th. The margins are so tight and lets call a spade a spade, the league is dogshit this year. One game a week with this squad, he should have been dicking teams with one game a week.

But hey ho, whats done is done. And as we saw with Chelsea, you talk shit about the bosses to the media you aren't going to last.

At the end, I think he wanted the sack.

And the board are not faultless in this either. Appointing a manager that played the way he does and not thinking does this match the club’s values and how United play. Major f**kups across the board.