Seveneric
Full Member
Get Eric in just to deal with the press.
I approve. We'll never get the amount of legendary quotes we got with Fergie from Moyes, but Cantona might come close.
Get Eric in just to deal with the press.
Also, I don't believe for one second that Neville is going to be the main man in terms of leading training and match preparation - as mentioned above, Moyes handles a lot of that himself anyway, but I suspect Neville will be part of a team of coaches.
Yes, SkySports may be reporting that he's going to be appointed as "first team coach" but I see that more as meaning "a coach involved with the first team" as opposed to "the main coach".
Its fine if they're actually any good as coaches. They're obviously expereinced players and that has to help but its not that simple. Some players make good coaches, others don't. Jobs for the boys is fine if they can do the jobs as well as another candidate. Hopefully some significant thought has gone into it.
Sky just said so too.Phil Neville now official according to the BBC website
[Solius]Why are we employing Giggsy who has 0 experience as a player/coach[/Solius]
God could not be everywhere , so he brought through the Class of '92And so the SAF legacy begins. May it last many decades (when Phil Jones joins us as a Player coach). We owe that man SO much.
Just hope Becks also starts working for United.
Read somewhere last week that he might become an ambassador also.
Not really bothered about Beckham getting involved with United again really - although from a marketing point of view, I suspect he'd make sense as an ambassador.
He has real global appeal, and for him to be representing United once again would surely improve our ability to attract yet more commercial partners and sponsorship deals. Of course, any kind of role with United would be beneficial for Beckham himself as well, but I don't see the problem with that.
As far as bringing him in as a coach goes, I'm not so sure he'd really improve on what we have already.
My issue was with him being the main first team coach, Giggs being a general coach among others is fine, as is Phil. Check yo' facts son.
He's never coached before in his life and he just straight up gets the first team coach job at United?
I've got to admit I was slightly worried when the Everton staff were announced en masse with Moyes. Now with Neville and Giggs to join Butt and Scholes in coaching roles I'm absolutely delighted. Fergies legacy will be passed down through the ranks to the youngsters joining the club and the cycle of success will continue