Or, alternatively, he got an opportunity that the vast, vast majority of the world's population can only dream of and he fecked it up.
Confirmed: Moyes sacked.
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Comparing Moyes to Van Gaal
This is fecked, he better be gone.
I'm simply asking the question seeing as quite a few were calling for his head last August.
Nope. He's s Glazer man but he's actually done alright since pre season.
Hope it's confirmed soon.
I know I shouldn't take this too seriously, but I've never understood this particular criticism. I've seen everyone's wet dream Klopp do the same plenty of times.
What? He got once in a lifetime opportunity for someone of his qualities.
Adrian Durham just announced on TalkSport that they "have been in touch with United and the press manager said 4 words to them re: Moyes - Definitely not been sacked."
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I m not referring specifically to you...but I ve seen a lot worse than "clown" - someone even expressed his personal hatred. Mind you, I don t think that he s the only one to blame for this disastrous season.
I just hope that the Board's decision is based purely on footballing issues and not because a section of fans wanted him out (some of them from day 1).
What?
Not much to be honest a great servant but no experiance as manager, a team of the status of United needs a proper manager not a explayer or player/manager.
hahahahhaaaa
What on earth is going on?
Exactly. And also got a shitload of money to basically do the worst possible job.
Might not be sacked yet, probably just imminent.
Can't say I'm surprised.
Without meaning to sound self-congratulatory (not sure what kudos there is in being in-line with the Glazers anyway), There were quite a few of us who had always been prepared to go along with the logic of keeping him, but got to the point yesterday of saying enough is enough.
I kind of felt that if he had become untenable to me, and to others in my position, he couldn't be far from becoming untenable to the owners.
Sad business all round. He'll go with my best wishes for his future endeavours, but he dies need to go.
Without meaning to sound self-congratulatory (not sure what kudos there is in being in-line with the Glazers anyway), There were quite a few of us who had always been prepared to go along with the logic of keeping him, but got to the point yesterday of saying enough is enough.
I kind of felt that if he had become untenable to me, and to others in my position, he couldn't be far from becoming untenable to the owners.
Sad business all round. He'll go with my best wishes for his future endeavours, but he dies need to go.
Not sacked
Staying according to club. Full support
Go Moyes I love you again
Staying according to club. Full support
Go Moyes I love you again
They do realize that is 5 words right?
4 words? Either he can't count or the 4 words were Moyes has been sacked.
feck off talksport
It will probably be announced as "mutual agreement." So it's true, he hasn't been sacked. Even though he effectively has.
Collymore says United have said he's definitely not being sacked.
This is ridiculous.
This is ridiculous.
Funniest 4 words ever
4 wordsPlease please please please please please
Sir Alex can do anything, as long as he doesn't 'recommend' another manager.
The last thing that United needs at this time is Alex Ferguson, the club need to take a break so that they can go forward, doesnt take anything away from what he has done for and at United but all good thing come to end.
Could just mean it's by mutual consent. It's a legal definition thing.
He's obviously not already been sacked. hopefully he will. Quickly.
Ah bollix... I'm off out so
Well if he isn't, and indeed he distances himself from the club that is his prerogative. He is the former manager and a non-executive Director, not the owner nor indeed the Chief Executive. The board were happy to accept his recommendation, and they have been patient whilst providing large funds to support that recommendation. He has failed spectacularly and if indeed they are now making the correct decision Ferguson will have to swallow his pride and accept it.
Same applies to Sir Bobby. They recommended their man and it hasn't worked out, now the decision is out if their hands. I'm sure if Moyes had at least shown he has a clear handle on the job he wouldn't be under pressure, but businessmen protecting their primary asset can't tolerate someone who is so out of tune.
Please let this be true...
Not sacked...yet. Probably working out details and press statements.
Ok, this is starting to feel like the Herrera thread. Probably three impostors convinced the Telegraph.
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