Full pre season for Solskjaer

Let him get a full pre season in and get the squad he needs and then judge him on results at christmas..
That is i believe very fair

I agree , plus I'm also looking forward to a weekend trip to Norway in pre season

sorry he just hasn t got a clue on selection..formation or organisation..i fear the worse if he stays

Totally agree jinks.Then we can judge him

sorry he just hasn t got a clue on selection..formation or organisation..i fear the worse if he stays

This.

I agree , plus I'm also looking forward to a weekend trip to Norway in pre season

Is this guaranteed, I'm sure our pre-season is mid-way through the domestic Norweigan season? Malky was never one for pre-season friendlies so will Ole just go over for a training camp or?

If he doesn't win every pre season friendly sack him

If he doesn't win every pre season friendly sack him

If people don't like Ole's rotational policy in the league they'll be suicidal when he makes 11 subs in a whole match

If he doesn't win every pre season friendly sack him

If people don't like Ole's rotational policy in the league they'll be suicidal when he makes 11 subs in a whole match

People moan about Ole's rotations but they forget about that time Malky tried to rotate a player twice in one match.

Let him get a full pre season in and get the squad he needs and then judge him on results at christmas..
That is i believe very fair

I think he will be either sacked or walk of his own accord after the Chelsea game jinks. After the summer transfer debacle tan will interfere with every manager regarding transfers so his position will be untenable.

Let him get a full pre season in and get the squad he needs and then judge him on results at christmas..
That is i believe very fair

I think he will be either sacked or walk of his own accord after the Chelsea game jinks. After the summer transfer debacle tan will interfere with every manager regarding transfers so his position will be untenable.

I hope not as i think he should get a chance with his own squad. Malkys/moodys signings mess up shouldn't be allowed to affect ole's tenure

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has been tipped to lead Cardiff back into the top flight.

That’s the verdict of Solskjaer’s ex-Manchester United team-mate Gary Neville after the Bluebirds were relegated on Saturday.

Neville, who played in the same United team between 1996-2007, reckons the Norwegian will bounce back and learn from the mistakes made during his four-month tenure in the Welsh capital.

Neville said: “It will be a huge disappointment for him.

"He wouldn’t have expected this because everything he has done – even when he went into the Molde job in Norway – he has experienced success. This is a big test for him.

“Managers when they start off their careers are going to have setbacks and this will be a huge learning curve for him. But he will respond next season.

“What he does have is the players who have experienced the Championship and that will give them an edge in terms of getting back into the Premier League.

“Cardiff will get back and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will improve and get better as a manager out of the experience that he has had at the moment, even though he looked devastated at the weekend.”



http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/ ... z30yWMFi4b

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has been tipped to lead Cardiff back into the top flight.

That’s the verdict of Solskjaer’s ex-Manchester United team-mate Gary Neville after the Bluebirds were relegated on Saturday.

Neville, who played in the same United team between 1996-2007, reckons the Norwegian will bounce back and learn from the mistakes made during his four-month tenure in the Welsh capital.

Neville said: “It will be a huge disappointment for him.

"He wouldn’t have expected this because everything he has done – even when he went into the Molde job in Norway – he has experienced success. This is a big test for him.

“Managers when they start off their careers are going to have setbacks and this will be a huge learning curve for him. But he will respond next season.

“What he does have is the players who have experienced the Championship and that will give them an edge in terms of getting back into the Premier League.

“Cardiff will get back and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will improve and get better as a manager out of the experience that he has had at the moment, even though he looked devastated at the weekend.”



http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/ ... z30yWMFi4b

I hope he stays i believe ole will be a good manager with his own squad and a pre season

Absolutely! Cardiff City is true to their traditions! They don't go glory hunting and change managers every Monday

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has been tipped to lead Cardiff back into the top flight.

That’s the verdict of Solskjaer’s ex-Manchester United team-mate Gary Neville after the Bluebirds were relegated on Saturday.

Neville, who played in the same United team between 1996-2007, reckons the Norwegian will bounce back and learn from the mistakes made during his four-month tenure in the Welsh capital.

Neville said: “It will be a huge disappointment for him.

"He wouldn’t have expected this because everything he has done – even when he went into the Molde job in Norway – he has experienced success. This is a big test for him.

“Managers when they start off their careers are going to have setbacks and this will be a huge learning curve for him. But he will respond next season.




“What he does have is the players who have experienced the Championship and that will give them an edge in terms of getting back into the Premier League.

“Cardiff will get back and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will improve and get better as a manager out of the experience that he has had at the moment, even though he looked devastated at the weekend.”



http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/ ... z30yWMFi4b

I hope he stays i believe ole will be a good manager with his own squad and a pre season

Agreed he will prove Many people wrong with attractive football and lost of points.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has been tipped to lead Cardiff back into the top flight.

That’s the verdict of Solskjaer’s ex-Manchester United team-mate Gary Neville after the Bluebirds were relegated on Saturday.

Neville, who played in the same United team between 1996-2007, reckons the Norwegian will bounce back and learn from the mistakes made during his four-month tenure in the Welsh capital.

Neville said: “It will be a huge disappointment for him.

"He wouldn’t have expected this because everything he has done – even when he went into the Molde job in Norway – he has experienced success. This is a big test for him.

“Managers when they start off their careers are going to have setbacks and this will be a huge learning curve for him. But he will respond next season.




“What he does have is the players who have experienced the Championship and that will give them an edge in terms of getting back into the Premier League.

“Cardiff will get back and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will improve and get better as a manager out of the experience that he has had at the moment, even though he looked devastated at the weekend.”



http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/ ... z30yWMFi4b

I hope he stays i believe ole will be a good manager with his own squad and a pre season

Agreed he will prove Many people wrong with attractive football and lost of points.

Agreed, there will be many LOST points under Solskjaer

= Top 6
1 year from now, either already promoted or facing the play offs, can't wait

Let him get a full pre season in and get the squad he needs and then judge him on results at christmas..
That is i believe very fair

agreed

He's proven to me that he's simply not good enough for all the reasons stated on here many times: tactically unaware, changing the starting line up constantly, very poor signings (except for the obvious one) & perhaps worst of all - unable to motivate his players to put up any sort of fight in the run in when it should have been well within our capabilities to do so.
If he can't do any of that in the Premiership I can't see any reason he could do it in the Championship.
Not for me.