Confirmed: Moyes sacked.

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So come on David Moyes,
Its time to say goodbye,
We're going wild wild wild, wild wild wild!
 
Hope it works out for you Dans. Of course if the next manager will have the benefit of a £150m spend and if he has you in the top 3 again next season it will be happy days....if he doesn't I guess we'll be having this same conversation again.

If we finish 7th again but show some ambition in our football, I would be inclined to give the manager more time. We looked atrocious this year.
 
Same here. Was always behind him (though was frustrating). We just weren't improving though, or showing anything. Something had to be done.

I know the feeling. I kept saying week after week after the Olympiakos away game that I would be behind him if we started to show consistent improvements in some area of out play, or I started to get an idea of his philosophy for the club. Sadly, I never saw it.
 
They should be campaigning to outlaw leveraged takeovers. Appeal to the authorities instead of making it look like some weird personal crusade against the Glazers.

At very least stop complaining about lack of communication from the club to them, whilst on the other hand torching people who run the club at every opportunity.
 
BBC text: Which Man Utd players would get into Man City, Chelsea, Liverpool? Rooney maybe. Van Persie when he turns up. That's it. Man Utd were supposed to be different. I'm done supporting them.

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Shame... The way the press have hounded him and managers in general is atrocious. I wanted him to succeed and get himself out of this rut but it just doesn't seem to have been... I feel very disappointed for him.
 
A shame. Probably should have expected it though. He is the man I REALLY wanted too :(
Yeah, not surprising and what a lot of us expected... still, not nice to hear it.
BBC text: Which Man Utd players would get into Man City, Chelsea, Liverpool? Rooney maybe. Van Persie when he turns up. That's it. Man Utd were supposed to be different. I'm done supporting them.

:lol::lol::lol:
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BBC text: Which Man Utd players would get into Man City, Chelsea, Liverpool? Rooney maybe. Van Persie when he turns up. That's it. Man Utd were supposed to be different. I'm done supporting them.

:lol::lol::lol:
:lol: saw that.
 


A story happened to be leaked a few weeks ahead of time is all, security didn't toss him out of Old Trafford to land on his ass in a rain soaked Sir Matt Busby Way.

The players have to take massive responsibility huh? Because we've seen that in bundles from the management. Some of what Moyes has said in front of the cameras hasn't been so very decent either.

I realise that Gary's ties to the club may temper any criticism of the manager but why go so far the other way?
 
Now this is how you begin the working week after a bank holiday weekend! Absolutely thrilled by this news... thrilled, and it was - of course - nothing but the right decision. Considering the amount of contempt I was beginning to harbour for the bloke, its probably also a good job for my sanity that he went ASAP.

I can't say I feel sorry for Moyes at all... Ultimately, it's hard to feel sorry for someone who has got something like £8 million for not being very good at his job...Not even that the money is relevant, as ultimately, I wouldn't feel sorry if a salesperson at work - who is incapable of making a sale - got fired tomorrow.

Also, in todays era of football, the man got plenty of time to try and input his ideas/philosophy/ways of working into the club/role... so really, I don't buy this "United didn't do what they said they would do in standing-by their man" ... because ultimately, we stood by him for longer then almost every single other club would have done.
 
Dwight Yorke speaking utter sense on SSN saying the season has been enormously disappointing and its alot harder to keep a lid on things nowadays and things have changed. Also saying Players are equally responsible for the debacle this season but that its Moyes responsibility to motivate the team and the buck stops with him.

Good on you Dwight its nice to hear a United legend talking some sense!
 
Well, we all said it was better to be the guy who followed the guy who followed Fergie...
It's all set up for the next guy now to make the big changes needed. If this is an attempt to drag more out of the same group then it's not good enough. The Glazers need to spend. Both fullback positions, centre midfielders, new wingers to replace Nani, Kagawa and Young. It's a big shopping list.
 
Feels a bit odd this, I wanted this but I never thought it would come this soon.
 
That everton game really was the final straw for me. It was not about losing (had got used to that), but the dire football that was being served up. My support for him finally gave way, there was no way the club were going to trust him with a massive transfer kitty. And the football would have been the same next season.
 
Could the same be said about SAF.
Surely you see the difference between supporting Ferguson and supporting Moyes? Please stop acting like the best fan in the world, you've been on that routine for a while and it's frankly tiresome. You're not better just because you support Moyes.
 
Why what's been going on?

Mostly a continuation of much of what has occurred previously, so-called pundits doing all they can to shield Dave from criticism even at this late stage. Tactical weakness, coaching, poor motivation, transfer policy, none of these areas are being touched upon.
 
I always said to give him til next Jan. However when the news broke yesterday I was not disappointed so I guess that's my real views on it. The club needs to secure the right manager now, and give him the time to do some decent work in the summer.

Van Gaal or Klopp would be my preferences. Klopp being my favoured, as right age, footballing philosophy, required personality, previous longevity, experience etc.

Van Gaal has the record at big clubs though, but also has a record of not being long term anywhere. Commands respect though. Very different managers in my view.
 
Dwight Yorke speaking utter sense on SSN saying the season has been enormously disappointing and its alot harder to keep a lid on things nowadays and things have changed. Also saying Players are equally responsible for the debacle this season but that its Moyes responsibility to motivate the team and the buck stops with him.

Good on you Dwight its nice to hear a United legend talking some sense!

Dwight Yorke is an underrated pundit. Started a bit strangely many years ago (those suits were hilarious). but he's gotten alot better.
 
He doesn't deserve it, but the humiliation was unavoidable. Stringing it out for a day didn't make a whole lot, if any difference. He wasn't walking through the streets with a sandwich board like Bruce Willis in Die Hard 3. He's been dealing with it privately. The chatter and the mockery has been going on all season as a result of the profile of the job, it hasn't got any worse because of an unfortunate leak.

I agree though, it isn't easy just because he's rich. It'll be horrible, which is unfortunate, but c'est la vie.

My point is, why is this a thing that's being mentioned constantly in relation to David Moyes? Specifically? How good is he? Is he significantly more good than every other manager in the Premier League? Is he more hardworking? Is he a better person than AVB, or Benitez, or Hodgson, or McKay, or Laudrup, or anyone who's endured similar treatment? Why is his goodness notable? I'd assume the job of football manager requires a high work ethic just by definition. What level of goodness do you need to attain that a sacking from a high profile, high paying job with a substantial pay out for not being good enough and significantly lowering the standards is an unfair punishment for your goodness?

Whenever I read he was a "good guy" I read "I have absolutely nothing else positive to say apart from him having a good, general level of decency"

Maybe others are, but I'm not. It could have been anyone who'd gone through this and I'd have felt bad for them.
 
He's actually gone? Best news of the season.

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Mostly a continuation of much of what has occurred previously, so-called pundits doing all they can to shield Dave from criticism even at this late stage. Tactical weakness, coaching, poor motivation, transfer policy, none of these areas are being touched upon.

The media have been atrocious this year in regards to Moyes, even by their own shit standards.
 
I'm relieved he has gone, but I think it is absolutely disgraceful the way the Club have handled his sacking. I can't believe they briefed journalists 18 hours before informing Moyes himself - completely lacking in class.

It seems that way.

Hopefully more to it as very wrong if not.
 
Odds on who's to be our next permanent manager
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Just yesterday I was talking to my friend and said to him that I would be very surprised if Moyes wasn’t sacked before summer. Very surprised. You know it’s business after all for the glazers, clearly they see he is not the man for the job. Probably SAF sees it too.

My excitement is back!
 
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