Considering he's spent £70 million all ready, and the team still needs 2CM, RB, CD, LB, possibly another winger and forward, then I'd say it's going to be close to the £200 m mark.
The Ihni binni dimi diniwiny anitaime camp has written off most of our players and insists he should be allowed to replace them all... How much do you expect that'd cost?
I can see the reason why the club regard the manager to certain level of moral value. But I can't understand fans/supporters who still want to give Moyes time, just because United should 'set the precedence to the football world'. But don't mind the club to spunk hundreds of millions to 'fix' the issues. The ironing is too strong.
Posters having different opinions are Ihni binni dimi diniwiny anitaime?
I'm sure we never would have won the league without RVP, no doubt about that. My son and I watched one of my old DVDs yesterday of the 94 team , as he was only 2 or 3 then and even though his first word was Goal when Keano scored the winner against City , he doesn't remember the football . Once he'd seen Giggsy and Kanchelskis in action, he did admit he could see why I kept saying Young etc weren't United class . Moyes didn't buy them , he's stuck with them !!
I find it interesting that said spending spree automatically means we'll be playing better come next season. Even if we did improve the squad with quality, you still have to get them to play together. That's what worries me about trusting Moyes with that money. Hasn't shown enough imo to warrant receiving that kind of backing. I'm curious about the success rate of other clubs after undergoing a spending spree. Context always helps of course.I can see the reason why the club regard the manager to certain level of moral value. But I can't understand fans/supporters who still want to give Moyes time, just because United should 'set the precedence to the football world'. But don't mind the club to spunk hundreds of millions to 'fix' the issues
And what exactly has he done to be given more time? It's a question that's gone unanswered on here time and time again. This season has been a disaster, no one would have imagined it being this bad.
Still wrong, mate.
This is such a preachy post.
Just the nature of the beast. When we finished trophyless a couple seasons ago under Fergie, were any of us really panicking like we are now? That security blanket was there and Fergie always had us up there in Prem era. No lower than a top 3 finish.
What's the point of bringing this up though? I could say I'm sure we would have found a way to win the league without RVP because of Fergie. Truth is we really don't know. just speculations.
I'm just trying to say that Moyes didn't exactly inherit a great team, in fact some of those players I seriously question , and he's had some terrible luck , injuries , deflected goals . They all add up . I agree however that its seriously depressing , last week was just dreadful. We've been in worse positions though , I still remember going to see them play Sunderland in the old Second Division. I don't know about the Roker Roar but I've never been so cold
It started as a joke from B20. Similar to Keep Rafa At Pool - KRAP. Not to be taken seriously and hopefully no-one thinks that wanting to keep Moyes is equal to being a Ihni binni dimi diniwiny anitaime.
That term has to stop, whatever the context. We are being closely monitored by Google.
Agree.
a great team? perhaps not but I think depending on the way you look at it, we either have a very good squad with some gaping holes and brimming with potential or one in serious need of an overhaul. It's easy to say overhaul when all the players are underperforming. That's the bit which is weird to me. "yes get rid because they're playing like shit" when a new manager could restore their performance levels to a higher place than it is now. What do we say then? Still in need of an overhaul?
You must admit that we do have some players who aren't United class though? I agree his tactics are a little baffling at times , for instance , what does he have against Shinji?
What's the big loss not using such words?
UWS is more patient. 56% want him out now, 27% say they'll decide at end of season. Rest say give him time.
It is essentially 83% then. It is hard to imagine that things will become better at the end of the season which will make the undecided group to vote to keep Moyes.
5 years for a manager in modern football is great and rarely happens. I also guess that people make these kind of threads (and actually get these much responses) only in cases when the manager is doing bad/terrible. So, if the new manager is a significant improvement on Moyes (as hard as our new expensive winger being a significant improvement on Young/Valencia) I guess people wouldn't open this kind of threads and/or it won't get much responses ar they will be 'shut down the thread'. When the majority of United supporters want him out, and all rival supporters want him here as long as possible, I think is the time for all people to reflect on how things are going.
Yeah true. The poll results have been very different since the start of January where the majority said to give him time. I suspect after we've played Liverpool/City, his position will become untenable unless we somehow beat them.
