Hernandez - BFA
The Way to Fly
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Only mistake he made today was bringing on Young too late.
A lot of wrong with this.Tactics. We lost to a team with less quality than us at home again, a team that doesn't even have a manager. The same with Everton and Newcastle, Moyes's tactics are shit.
I couldn't really fault him - changes were good.
His "fault" lies in mistakes made in the summer. This game summed everything up - we play the last 20 mins with our best centre forward playing central midfield.
Laughable.
Tactics. We lost to a team with less quality than us at home again, a team that doesn't even have a manager. The same with Everton and Newcastle, Moyes's tactics are shit.
If anything it highlighted the need to let him spend money.
Valencia in the starting line-up is the only one I'd say.
Do you think his job is just picking a first 11 and then throwing on subs? Match preparation, training, man management, press dealings, transfer dealings. I see a team that lacks confidence and belief. We can analyse each under-performing player in separate threads but the most important person at the club is the manager and he's not had the desired effect
In terms of todays game, what did Moyes do wrong? List the points, I'd be interested to know..
In terms of todays game, what did Moyes do wrong? List the points, I'd be interested to know..
Yeah I agree with this.Six year contract or not, if we don't get into the Top Four this season, no one can complain if he goes.
He's got his hands tied. That poor summer is costing us. Write this season off, and prey we make top 4. We need to start again.
Can't blame Moyes for this one. Valencia switched off and Lloris made a few key saves for them, and of course Webb got a few calls wrong.
Smalling has looked excellent in his last 2 games at RB.He still believes in playing Valencia and Smalling despite Valencia having a god awful time making himself look like a pub player and Smalling clearly out of depth as a fullback. How much worse can Fabio be at fullback compared to Smalling? It's like Moyes would rather play with 10 men than to even give him a look in.
City beat this lot 6-0. That's the difference.
The whole incredibly antiquated, predictable and uninventive style of play for a start. We laughed at Rodgers "we won the passing" a while back, but at least he seemed to actually have a plan.
Also a large part of being a manager is managing your players. If he's not getting the best out if them, that's his fault. What do you think a manager is there to do?
We were going all out. Don't mind that.Were you looking at the formation at the end? Nobody really had any idea what they were doing because most of them were out of position. It was dreadful. The subs killed our balance.
Other than picking Valencia he picked the right team and he made the right subs.
Our team simply doesn't have enough goals in them at the moment. I don't think its necessarily his fault either.
We can write off the league, even top 4 is seriously out of reach now. Best to concentrate on the cups and try to snag a trophy.
Well, yes you can blame Moyes for this, since Valencia switching off himself could have been avoided had he been substituted.
We can write off the league, even top 4 is seriously out of reach now. Best to concentrate on the cups and try to snag a trophy.
The whole incredibly antiquated, predictable and uninventive style of play for a start. We laughed at Rodgers "we won the passing" a while back, but at least he seemed to actually have a plan.
Also a large part of being a manager is managing your players. If he's not getting the best out if them, that's his fault. What do you think a manager is there to do?
Again, ridiculous the ridiculous tactic of sending Valencia back to fullback costs us a goal. Against Everton and today he was pitifully exposed. We have a perfectly competent fullback in Fábio whom Moyes never selects, instead he makes panic substitutions when we are trailing in a game and just sends on the most attack-minded personnel possible when more balance is needed.
At least Moyes identified the need for a left-back in the summer, albeit with failed bids for players. Evra has been absolutely disgraceful. Needs to be dropped and preferrably letgo at the end of the season. Again, the decision to alienate Fábio is utterly baffling, as Evra must play by default due to lack of options.
He still believes in playing Valencia and Smalling despite Valencia having a god awful time making himself look like a pub player and Smalling clearly out of depth as a fullback. How much worse can Fabio be at fullback compared to Smalling? It's like Moyes would rather play with 10 men than to even give him a look in.
Our results against the "top" teams:
Manchester United 0 - 0 Chelsea (H)
Manchester United 0 - 1 Liverpool (A)
Manchester United 1 - 4 Manchester City (A)
Manchester United 1 - 1 Southampton (H)
Manchester United 1 - 0 Arsenal (H)
Manchester United 2 - 2 Tottenham (A)
Manchester United 0 - 1 Everton (H)
Manchester United 0 - 1 Newcastle (H)
Manchester United 1 - 2 Tottenham (H)
6 goals scored.
12 goals conceded.
27 points on offer, 6 points taken. 21 points dropped.
He's not good enough. We've had half a season now, and every time it looks like we're "getting better" the bubble gets burst when we play a better team and get utterly found out.
Seventh place in the league at the start of the New Year, and we deserve to be there. This has gone on too long to be anomoly now. This is where Moyes takes us. He doesn't have a clue.