Moyes So Far!

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It is the only way they can get rid of Moyes without sacking him. Face it there is nothing more important to the "true Manchester United fan" than not sacking coaches, apart from not listening to Fergie or Bobby. Since this club is about pleasing the "true Manchester United fans" they won't fire Moyes unless Fergie or Bobby tell them so.

Or unless the Glazers start feeling it in their pockets, than he is out as well.
Don't buy into that 'true Manchester United fan' bollocks. We'll have more fans turning on Moyes than defending him if this persists.
 
I think Utd will always attract players. We're not in the CL spots right now and we were able to attract Mata weren't we?

I wouldn't say I'm a staunch Moyes supporter, I am a staunch Utd support and think he needs more time.

For me today's game was the first time the performance and result was pretty much 100% down to Moyes.

I would have thought that Mata joined thinking that we could still get that 4th spot. I don't think that we can. I think that it will be much harder to attract top players in the summer without CL football for definite.

Today I actually thought that we were genuinely unlucky with the injuries, the deflected goal and Charlie Adam scoring a beauty.. We probably deserved a draw. If we had more money in the bank then you could write off this performance, but we don't.

I think that Moyes made terrible decisions with substitions and tactics but the same lack of confidence and positive footballing philosophy was the same that it has been all season. That Moyes thinks that getting to the byline or to the edge of the box more than the oppostion is a sign of playing well tells you that he is not right for the Manchester United managership. We need to attack from all angles and put fear into the heart of opponents.

I guess that I just disagree and I don't think that Moyes will ever be good enough for the post. I admit that I can be pessimistic and reactive but I don't see any rays of hope from Moyes, not a single one. Can you tell me what they are?
 
What do you mean a lot of bollocks? :lol: Straight up his tactics have not worked.
This is an Internet forum. So pretty every time someone starts describing tactics they are just spouting bollocks. Football is about players playing well.
 
The last time that Manchester United lost as many as eight of their opening 24 games in a league season was in 1989-90, when they lost 11 times and finished in 13th place.

Well atleast he's ahead of the curve with that one. We'll finish well ahead of 13th place. :wenger:
 
I think the same. I reckon at this point the clubs position will be to give him next summer one way or another. If we continue along the lines of today, fail to make the CL, don't show improvement (or a combination of those) you never know.

I don't see Utd getting rid of him mid season but that's just my opinion.
Is this is the case, I just hope he signs world class players in the summer and not "he will have to do" type signings, this will result in one of two things.
1) He greatly improves and everyone on this form claims that they were behind Moyes the whole time.
Or
2) He gets sacked and we get in an experienced manager, who will have a fantastic squad to work with.
 
Its all of the above except for the players not being good enough. We know they are good enough based on what they did last year.

I think it is combination of all, i am also of the opinion the Utd job might've come too early for him, ideally it would've been best for him to manage a club like Spurs/Villa before getting a job here.
 
I think Utd will always attract players. We're not in the CL spots right now and we were able to attract Mata weren't we?
To be honest, most of us, and I'm sure Mata himself too thought we'd still make it to the champions league next season.. Besides, Mata wasn't playing much at Chelsea, how often do you see very good players not given time at their clubs, and not having serious suitors other than us?

I don't think you can apply the Mata case here, and I do believe it will be extremely difficult for us to attract quality players if we're out of the CL next season.
 
Don't buy into that 'true Manchester United fan' bollocks. We'll have more fans turning on Moyes than defending him if this persists.
Moyes Out banners at matches?

We'll see, we'll see.
 
Mata was a different case because he was marginalized at Chelsea.

Its a long road back once you fall out of the UCL spots. If you think top level players are willing to come to a club without UCL football you are mistaken. Regardless of the size of club. Especially these days where PSG, City etc. can not only offer more money but also offer UCL football and trophy challenges.

Lets also not forget the shit climate that we have to offer.

If we offer players enough money they will come to us champions league or not
 
It is the only way they can get rid of Moyes without sacking him. Face it there is nothing more important to the "true Manchester United fan" than not sacking coaches, apart from not listening to Fergie or Bobby. Since this club is about pleasing the "true Manchester United fans" they won't fire Moyes unless Fergie or Bobby tell them so.

Or unless the Glazers start feeling it in their pockets, than he is out as well.
I almost wanted to laugh... so true.
 
Don't buy into that 'true Manchester United fan' bollocks. We'll have more fans turning on Moyes than defending him if this persists.

Ofcourse we have, and we should fire him, but we won't and that is because we're Manchester United and that is what makes us special and will ruin us.
 
I think that's a bit simplistic really. Without excusing Moyes in any way. The more I watch Utd this season the more I think we were carried by the likes of Carrick and RVP. For one reason or another they haven't been doing that this year and I think a lot of the other players have been shown up because of it.

They've been injured but when you look at our losses its quite clear that we don't have the squad solidarity, belief in winning, scoring late, on the pitch communication, and intense desire to succeed that we did under Fergie. Our inability to get it done on the pitch is directly attributable to Moyes' methods and tactics.
 
If we offer players enough money they will come to us champions league or not

We don't exactly have a great history of over paying to ensure we get the players we want or breaking our wage structure. Rooney possibly being the only exception.
 
Also, although Mata is a good player, again we failed in the transfer window to address our weakness.

Moyes spent weeks scouting all over europe when all he had to do is ring Pardew for Cabaye, yes agree not the best but he would've helped us fight for the top 4.
 
I think it is combination of all, i am also of the opinion the Utd job might've come too early for him, ideally it would've been best for him to manage a club like Spurs/Villa before getting a job here.
Alternatively we could have appointed the guys who's already been at Porto, Chelsea, Inter, Real Madrid and won things everywhere. :(
 
I said it in jest. None of those mentioned seemed that out of their depth as Moyes is at the manager spot at the moment.
Yes they looked out of depth I remember when Fergie bought Pallister for an almost record of 2.3 million at the time. I think it was 1989. He did look lost initially, including during the 5-1 hammering at Manchester City. (Manchester City at the time had no sheiks pumping the money..)
As regards Fletcher....have a look at this thread :)
https://www.redcafe.net/threads/darren-fletcher-is-fecking-shit.128729/
 
Mata was a different case because he was marginalized at Chelsea.
and that will never happen to any other player anywhere?

Its a long road back once you fall out of the UCL spots. If you think top level players are willing to come to a club without UCL football you are mistaken. Regardless of the size of club. Especially these days where PSG, City etc. can not only offer more money but also offer UCL football and trophy challenges.

Lets also not forget the shit climate that we have to offer.

1. We rarely go after the top level players, and given that we can now just be outbid by the sugar daddy clubs, and I don't think the PL is as attractive as it was 5 or 6 years ago anyway.

2. It also comes down to the money you can offer. Even without CL football Utd can offer players a very attractive package (compared to other clubs who have dropped out of the CL)

3. Like them or not our owners are a lot more stable than other clubs who have dropped out of the top 4 in the past. Liverpools demise wasn't down to dropping out of the top 4. It was mainly down to the owners not being prepared to do what needed to be done to keep them competitive.

You might be right, I might be. The reality will probably be somewhere in the middle. I don't see a huge problem if we fail to qualify this season but invest and rebuild in the summer. Fail to do that or fail to qualify 2 years running and we could have bigger problems.
 
He won't be sacked, we have to get used to this. at least this will teach our spoiled fans to support the team and stop whining.

Does it make you feel good about yourself calling the fans who aren't happy with mediocrity spoiled? Maybe we should go almost thirty years without winning the title again so that those of us who are left supporting United after that can also feel morally superior when we get the league back? Are you happy that City are likely to win the league and Liverpool (of all sides) are likely to take our top 4 place?

I see this kind of comment too much around the CAF for my liking, and I hate to go off on you cos you aint the only one saying it, but there is no moral victory in being cak. When City win the title and rub it in our faces. When Luis Suarez celebrates guiding the Scouse into the Champions League. The fact that the so-called spoiled fans are upset about it isn't going to make it feel any less painful to me.

We have to get used to this? Sadly I fear you're right. Should we have to though? No.
 
Alternatively we could have appointed the guys who's already been at Porto, Chelsea, Inter, Real Madrid and won things everywhere. :(

Better still, with a bit of hindsight, we should've gone for Guardiola when we had the chance.
 
This is an Internet forum. So pretty every time someone starts describing tactics they are just spouting bollocks. Football is about players playing well.

You're either naive or in a big WUM.

Remember the times when Barca apparently could win without a manager?
 
I m convinced that our form will improve, although at this stage we might still miss 4th place.
Next summer will be the deciding factor imo - he ll be one year in the job and now the "stocktaking" period is gone, he must bring in the right players. If he fails to do so or the players he brings struggle to settle down, I think he ll be in deep trouble.
Can you tell me on what basis Moyes should be given another season mate?

Can you tell me what are the positives since Moyes took over?
 
It feels like he will need a squad better than Bayern's level to win the league. Basically the best squad we have ever had - an the current one is miles off it.
 
Also, although Mata is a good player, again we failed in the transfer window to address our weakness.

Moyes spent weeks scouting all over europe when all he had to do is ring Pardew for Cabaye, yes agree not the best but he would've helped us fight for the top 4.

He rather waits to get the utmost best most brilliant top class players for the midfield, just like in the summer to finally end up with Fellaini. It is exactly how the summer will go, we'll be in for Kroos, Vidal, Gundogan, probably Fabregas again at some point and we'll end up with an overpaid panic buy.

It is the famous Moyes transfer strategy of how to ruin a powerhouse footballclub in just a few months time.
 
I don't see any rays of hope from Moyes, not a single one. Can you tell me what they are?

Emergence of Januzaj
Walking through the CL group
Handling of Rooney and getting the best from him.

Admittedly they're lost in a sea of shite but there are a few - maybe they'd have happened either way of course.
 
You're either naive or in a big WUM.

Remember the times when Barca apparently could win without a manager?
Pfft, 11 players on the pitch in their preferred positions, playing at top form, transcends any fecking tactics.
I know on RAWK they like to wank themselves silly about tactics. And I guess RedCafe has become RAWK, but I'm not buying it that Uniteds problems this season were all down to "tactics".
 
Needs to be backed with lots of money to rebuild the defence and central midfield. This team has been on the slide for years - just look how many average/past their best players we have.

We got knocked out of the cup by team with players deemed not good enough for United anymore remember? O'shea Bardsley and Brown? Yes we need better players but we also need a better manager.
 
Yes they looked out of depth I remember when Fergie bought Pallister for an almost record of 2.3 million at the time. I think it was 1989. He did look lost initially, including during the 5-1 hammering at Manchester City. (Manchester City at the time had no sheiks pumping the money..)
As regards Fletcher....have a look at this thread :)
https://www.redcafe.net/threads/darren-fletcher-is-fecking-shit.128729/

As I said I said it in jest :)

I know about Pallister, Schmikes and Fletch, but can you tell me a single manager that taking over a championship team bringing it to #7 with 14 games to go managing to get things round and having a successful career?

Don't bother searching for it I'm sure he would be without a job 2 months ago...
 
Better still, with a bit of hindsight, we should've gone for Guardiola when we had the chance.
Personally think Mourinho would be the better choice, but let's just agree to disagree, we aren't getting either. :(
 
They've been injured but when you look at our losses its quite clear that we don't have the squad solidarity, belief in winning, scoring late, on the pitch communication, and intense desire to succeed that we did under Fergie. Our inability to get it done on the pitch is directly attributable to Moyes' methods and tactics.

Today it was 100% agree. Over the course of the season to date I think here have been a number of factors, one of them Moyes.
 
Can you tell me on what basis Moyes should be given another season mate?

Can you tell me what are the positives since Moyes took over?

Its just blind optimism by some. There is nothing to suggest this will change. He keeps sending out the team doing the same things - and fails every time.
 
Emergence of Januzaj
Walking through the CL group
Handling of Rooney and getting the best from him.

Admittedly they're lost in a sea of shite but there are a few - maybe they'd have happened either way of course.
Just to be pedantic, this isn't near the best from Rooney. He isn't playing on the level of 2009-2010, second half of 2010-2011 or 2011-2012. He is better than last season though.

We didn't walk in the UCL group. We were comfortable in only 2 games from 6. It was a tough group though, so a good job by him there.

Januzaj handling has been brilliant.
 
He's not good enough is he? We looked like a manager less football team.
 
Pfft, 11 players on the pitch in their preferred positions, playing at top form, transcends any fecking tactics.
I know on RAWK they like to wank themselves silly about tactics. And I guess RedCafe has become RAWK, but I'm not buying it that Uniteds problems this season were all down to "tactics".

Players playing in their preferred positions isnt happening neither though. Well apart from Rooney, which is damaging to our team at best.
 
He rather waits to get the utmost best most brilliant top class players for the midfield, just like in the summer to finally end up with Fellaini. It is exactly how the summer will go, we'll be in for Kroos, Vidal, Gundogan, probably Fabregas again at some point and we'll end up with an overpaid panic buy.

It is the famous Moyes transfer strategy of how to ruin a powerhouse footballclub in just a few months time.

If we don't make top 4 then all the players you mentioned will not come, so it is pointless exercise of waiting until the summer for a midfielder when we are criminally weak at the moment.
 
Pfft, 11 players on the pitch in their preferred positions, playing at top form, transcends any fecking tactics.
I know on RAWK they like to wank themselves silly about tactics. And I guess RedCafe has become RAWK, but I'm not buying it that Uniteds problems this season were all down to "tactics".
Yes I'm sure you are right, Stoke have better players, playing top form - drawing 1 in the last 6 games and they clearly favorites today, being 3rd from bottom.
 
Pfft, 11 players on the pitch in their preferred positions, playing at top form, transcends any fecking tactics.
I know on RAWK they like to wank themselves silly about tactics. And I guess RedCafe has become RAWK, but I'm not buying it that Uniteds problems this season were all down to "tactics".
:nono: RAWK is all about claiming they have the bestest manager/players in the world. The Caf has most realists knowing the only way is down with Moyes in charge.
 
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