MrMarcello
In a well-ordered universe...
Except he's on £250 grand.
250k per week would turn my head around too.
Except he's on £250 grand.
On one hand, sometimes I do admire the club that he's still in a job. Any other big club in Europe and he'd have been gone by November.
On the other hand, I think we are batshit mental to keep backing him.
The only way Moyes will go is if we just keep getting worse. If things start picking up, then he'll get longer and longer in the manager's seat.
But then we have another problem. A new manager again in the summer may give us the same problems we had in this year transfer window, as the he will want time to work with the players we currently have at the club.
I'm going to round up some goons, call the Sky cameras and head down to Old Trafford to fecking protest. This cannot go on for a few years in the name of tradition.
The media are taking far too much enjoyment out of quashing this rumour, he's like the Scottish Redknapp or something.
The thing is, if we sacked him, is there anyone whatsoever, even the most vociferous of the 'let him build his own team' crowd, who'll be disappointed?
I'm pretty sure the responses will range from gunfire-in-the-streets elation to audible sighs of relief, but there certainly won't be any tears or tantrums.
I think people are selectively choosing to believe Balague.
This is an interesting point. I think a lot of people feel that the late 'handover' to Moyes has played a part in our failings this season. So that being the case, IF there was some way we wanted to get rid of Moyes, it'd either have to be done during the season, to be announced early in the summer, or we'd have to act as soon as the league finished and hope we could get the right man pretty quickly.I really hope Woodward is out there talking to prospective managers, trying to get something lined up for the summer, so that when (if) someone else does take over they can hit the ground running.
at United??Played 41. Won 22. Drawn 8. Lost 11. 53% win rate.
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This is an interesting point. I think a lot of people feel that the late 'handover' to Moyes has played a part in our failings this season. So that being the case, IF there was some way we wanted to get rid of Moyes, it'd either have to be done during the season, to be announced early in the summer, or we'd have to act as soon as the league finished and hope we could get the right man pretty quickly.
There's a pretty fair argument that last summer, with both Pep and Mourinho becoming free, was the time to make this sort of move.
He was fine up to the New Year. Eight points off top, going well in all the cups. Not great, but perfectly tolerable first half of the season. Since then, however, we've turned into a relegation-level outfit, and it's astonishing if they're not at least thinking about getting rid of him.
In terms of Chelsea sackings (which seems to be the bar the club measures its morals against), we're way beyond Mourinho and Carlo, have gone past Scolari and Di Matteo and are now into full-on AVB territory.
It just becomes more and more ridiculous the more you look at it. Two of the best managers in the world were available in the summer in which we were trying to replace the greatest manager ever, and what did we do?...Thats right, go and appoint a slightly better then mid table PL manager, who has never won anything. Its just madness. Infact, its actually scandalous really.
Yeah last night has turned me. Up until last night I thought there was one or the other valid excuse each game that we sucked in. Yesterday was shocking though. I couldn't manufacture excuses for that even if I was paid for it.Last night really was a new low for me, he really did look like he absolutely had no clue what he was doing here, and it showed by the performance out there. it's like he's the only person in the world who can't see the obvious things, like the fact that he finally played the team that just about everyone wanted to at the weekend, and hey presto, we win and actually look decent, so naturally what he does for Tuesday, instead of just making one or two adjustments with similar players (i.e. Kagawa), is put players in that everyone knows aren't good enough, play a formation that everyone knows will fail, and end up with a result and performance that everyone else could see from a mile away.
The selection wasn't even the worst thing for me though, it was the subs, and his logic in making them. We're losing, let's just bring on every striker we have, I mean, it worked for the best manager ever, I'm sure it'll work for me too, I'll just throw Welbeck in midfield ahead of an actual competent midfielder I paid £27m for, and Hernandez on the wing, yeah, perfect.
I've been utterly adament he needs til Xmas next year before being sacked but ... last night was just so bad, it was the first time I truly thought we were utterly bumf*cked if we keep him.
Please God...The "by mutual consent" rumour starting to spread with this article:
http://www.forexlive.com/blog/2014/...-moyes-is-to-leave-man-utd-by-mutual-consent/
No because the statement includes Moyes.
And we'll probably bring them in during the last hour of deadline day so they have to hit the ground running instead of buying them in July, giving them a preseason and not having them Cup-tied (Fellaini).Problem is spend £200m, these players need time to bed in, this will be a problem next season.
Please God...
I thought all this 'stick with him' stuff from the club was based on the forgone assumption there would be a glimmer of hope worth letting develop.
We've seen no such thing, but it would seem the mentality is intact.
My next question: After Moyes is gone where we can find a good manager?
Sounds similar to the arrangement with Chelsea, Russia and Hiddink.Would it be possible for quieroz to come in as interim manager while still having an appointment as Iran manager?
The "by mutual consent" rumour starting to spread with this article:
http://www.forexlive.com/blog/2014/...-moyes-is-to-leave-man-utd-by-mutual-consent/
Is the express reliable?