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johnners
03 Feb 19 21:01
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Why has this market not been settled? Ole has completed 10 domestic matches in charge.

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By:
johnners
When: 03 Feb 19 21:10
Don't all shout it has to be League games
By:
roache
When: 03 Feb 19 21:37
Empty keepnet
By:
Platini
When: 03 Feb 19 21:47
who's in charge next season, tho ?
By:
donny osmond
When: 03 Feb 19 22:09
next man utd manager was one of the best markets ever on betfair

good old fergie !
By:
PorcupineorPineapple
When: 03 Feb 19 22:40
Surely Ole must be worth a shot for them. Would obviously crawl over broken glass for the role, so would have no issues working with whatever DoF they put in. And he's done better than they could have hoped, managing to get a tune out of Pogba, Rashford and Martial and from big odds to having a very good chance of a top 4 finish.

As long as he doesn't go to Real surely Pocch can wait and give the guy doing a good job a try.
By:
Platini
When: 03 Feb 19 23:19
you still think OGS can keep it after PSG pump them ?
By:
Darlo Bantam
When: 04 Feb 19 01:30
How long have next manager markets been 10 "league" games only? Always thought it was just 10 competitive games full stop.
By:
roache
When: 04 Feb 19 05:46
Even Betfairs manager markets are now dissing the FA cup and other cups Cry
By:
OnePercenter
When: 04 Feb 19 08:06
When PSG beat United it won't be OGS's fault. The club's lack of a first rate defence and genuine creative midfielder is down to José & van Gaal.
By:
OnePercenter
When: 04 Feb 19 08:11
and Ed Woodward & the owners for not have a DoF years ago to bring some sense to the players brought in.
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Platini
When: 04 Feb 19 12:06
no bites

disappointed in you lot Laugh
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