Manchester United lost 0-5 to Liverpool, their eternal rivals, at home too. No wonder Ole Gunnar Solksjaer is in the spotlight. On Twitter's timeline, the hashtags #OleOut and #OleStay are at the top.
The hashtag #OleOut is far more dominating with more than 174 thousand tweets from netizens around the world. Naturally, MU's poor performance is considered Ole's responsibility, so it's better he no longer trains the Red Devils. Here are some of them.
Rt this tweet if you're part of the sane Manchester United fans that wants better for our club. #OleOut pic.twitter.com/ghs0W0kzwL
— Nse (@_nseobong) October 24, 2021
I have never seen @Cristiano this mad Ole bringing out the worst in him #OleOut pic.twitter.com/AFx8VPCqCZ
— Tahreem Hasan (@lameboredghni) October 24, 2021
Well, the hashtag #OleStay is backed by around 11.6K tweets. Some have questioned whether this hashtag was coined by opposing fans? The reason is that with Ole still training, of course, competing clubs can more freely tear apart MU, which seems to be without tactics.
"May Ole coach United forever, amen." "Ole is absolutely the right man for this job of coaching United, trust the process," read the tweets under the hashtag #OleStay.
Rival teams protecting Ole from ungrateful Manchester United wrath. #OleIn #OleStay pic.twitter.com/b0127wnSqj
— Villager (@mturandom) October 24, 2021
The king of comeback #OleStay pic.twitter.com/rYjwPjQmSk
— Dapsy🇳🇬🇨🇦 (@simplyDAPO) October 24, 2021
At Old Trafford, the North West Derby between Man Utd vs Liverpool took place on Sunday (10/24/2021) night WIB. The visitors went berserk in the first half by scoring four goals without reply and one more goal in the second half with the final score 0-5.
Naby Keita opened the scoring in the fifth minute. Diogo Jota doubled the lead six minutes later, before Mohamed Salah scored a hat-trick in which he easily penetrated the Red Devils defence. MU is getting worse.