Moyes So Far!

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I think if they lose those players, they are going to have to improve the squad significantly to challenge Bayern. Rumours were that he was after Kovaecic from Inter, he certainly knows the talent in Europe.
He may lose Gundogan this summer but even that is far from certainty and Sahin has become again good.

I said, he is the absolute best manager when it comes to signings. Pizcsek, Hummels, Subotic, Gundogan, Kagawa, Blaszczykowski and Lewandovski have cost together less than 20 million euros. That shouldn't be allowed, it isn't fair for the other teams.
 
Guys, it's ok. Let me explain.....

In 89 I bought a United mug, souvenir toy and key ring. I've used the key ring pretty much every day since and had the mug and souvenir placed together since. Whenever I moved I placed the mug and souvenir in different places until results picked up.
I firmly believe that I alone have been the reason behind many, many success over the years (and a few defeats)....not Fergie.
So, since Moyes took over these 'lucky charms' were useless as they were all attached to Fergie. Therefore, since the defeat on Saturday, I have paid the superstore a visit and replaced them all.

Relax....I've got this. Season saved and 4th place sorted.
:lol: Excellent.

I've stopped wearing my United shirt on match days, as I've started to think it's bad look. It's got to the stage now when I open my wardrobe on a match day, I try to not look in the direction of my two United shirts. :(
 
Simeone is having a good season and everyone thinks he the best thing since sliced bread. I admit he's doing well but he's still uproven at the top level. Also do people forget his involvement in sending off Beckham? will that be a factor?

Conte, again doing well but the Italian league is weak at the moment and regarding youth, how does he exactly know how to get the best of young players? the first team is made up of signings, Pogba included.

Klopp will not be leaving anytime soon.

Bianchi already managed Athletico Madrid then left after a year, hardly proven in the European game.

Del Bosque has always been under rated however again not exactly long term is it?

Everyone new is a 'good fit' and all this and that, but some of these people are unproven and others won't leave. Then if a new manager then what? do we get another one?

Simeone doesn't have only 1 good season, He saved Catania from Relegation and already won a EL and Cup in his first 2 seasons at Atletico. Look at him and how his team plays. I haven't seen a 4-4-2 being played this good since a decade probably. Winning 2 cups in the first 2 seasons and now even leading La Liga in February is a major achievement. Maybe he hasn't gotten the 10+ years as a manager other have but if you look at his team and how they play, he'd be so fitting as a Manchester United manager. Fast breaking, counter attacking, 4-4-2 with great wingers... That kinda rings a bell.

If we replace Moyes it only should be a TOP manager and if there isn't one available, just go for a proven one for a few years like Gus Hiddink. We need to win and improve our performance against Fulham, otherwise I could see things turning ugly. A draw/defeat to Fulham and I really can see Arsenal at his last game.
 
If Manchester United want Klopp and show that we want him. I don't see him turning us down. What an opportunity he will have to prove his wits in a league that has Mourinho, Pellegrini and a very attractive playing Arsenal.
 
Of course they aren't, though they have a better squad and I think in the next few years will have more chances than us to win trophies. What does it matter if they are as big as us though?
Bigger exposure, more prestige, higher probability of keeping your best players, it still a step up from Dortmund.
We were a smaller club than Real Madrid 20 years ago (and now at around the same level) but I don't think that Sir Alex would have left us if he had received an offer from them. There are plenty of clubs bigger than Arsenal, but Wenger won't leave them if someone bigger gives him a bigger contract.

Klopp will leave Dortmund if he really thinks that he won't be possible to advance Dortmund more - but as for now - he is there to build a legacy.
Wenger and Ferguson are different, they already create a legacy
 
We'l get a point there I believe. I'm always optimistic when it comes to Arsenal for some reason.
Because they usually shit themselves against us. But they can't seriously be scared this time... though their injury crisis gives us some small hope.
 
Because they usually shit themselves against us. But they can't seriously be scared this time... though their injury crisis gives us some small hope.

Nobody's scared of us anymore, least of all Arsenal. But yeah, we always tend to do well against them and with their CMs injured, I'd expect us to get a result.
 
Bigger exposure, more prestige, higher probability of keeping your best players, it still a step up from Dortmund.

Wenger and Ferguson are different, they already create a legacy
They created one just like klopp is doing at Dortmund. There's really no reason for him to leave Dortmund in the next few years. Maybe if they keep losing players every year and they get to a point where they can't improve, he might consider leaving but that won't be for another 5 years probably.
 
If anything though, I kind of wish he was getting MORE stick in the press... as opposed to the comparitively light treatment he's been getting so far. It might do good to light a fire under his arse... right now he seems far too sorry for himself.

Maybe the press realise that this is a unique situation. For a club to face losing a manager of nearly 30 years, and a CEO in the same summer - its never happened.
 
Can we get some names on that 10?

I honestly can't name 10 managers that I feel are good enough for United. I can think of 8, 3 of which you mentioned and the other 5 won't be available any time soon.
Van Gaal
Simeone
Pellegrini
Klopp
Hiddink
Ancelotti
Pep
Conte
Heynckes
Mourinho
Del Bosque
 
The press are probably hesitant to criticise Moyes all that heavily because the media was left with egg on it's face with regards Ferguson... Even though the two aren't comparable.
 
No, I've already pointed out a few posts where I've been happy to agree to disagree with them because their view is put forward and not forced.

I'm offended by the "Think this way or you're a complete moron" crowd on both sides.

Learn to read, and could people also stop picturing me frothing at the mouth in rage? The level of rage is at "eyebrow slightly raised" and hasn't been elevated above that. I can voice dissatisfaction without completely losing my temper, it's a talent.

I didn't have any intention to force an opinion on you. My comment was based on Moyes being in the Prem for more than 10 years.

You may very well have a view on Moyes that he can turn it around. My comment was based on what you expect more to see from Moyes that we all haven't seen so far. Didn't know it would personally offend you...
 
Van Gaal
Simeone
Pellegrini
Klopp
Hiddink
Ancelotti
Pep
Conte
Heynckes
Mourinho
Del Bosque

I could pick something out about almost every manager on that list to say why they are not avilable but the one I like to mention most is Diego Simeone. I hope we're all aware that he is an ex-Atletico player and easily the best one they've ever had. He won't be leaving that clib anytime soon so can we stop implying that he'd even consider coming to United?
 
I could pick something out about almost every manager on that list to say why they are not avilable but the one I like to mention most is Diego Simeone. I hope we're all aware that he is an ex-Atletico player and easily the best one they've ever had. He won't be leaving that clib anytime soon so can we stop implying that he'd even consider coming to United?
He left Atlético twice as a player. It's not like he's some one-club legend.
 
I could pick something out about almost every manager on that list to say why they are not avilable but the one I like to mention most is Diego Simeone. I hope we're all aware that he is an ex-Atletico player and easily the best one they've ever had. He won't be leaving that clib anytime soon so can we stop implying that he'd even consider coming to United?
The question was who is good enough to manage United, not a list of who is available right now. And the point being, 4 of them joined new clubs in the summer and another 2 weren't under contract either.

At least 2 of them will be available in the summer should we wish to change manager, and that's before we go about thinking about trying to steal from another club. And we'll only know who we can prize away if we actually try.
 
I could pick something out about almost every manager on that list to say why they are not avilable but the one I like to mention most is Diego Simeone. I hope we're all aware that he is an ex-Atletico player and easily the best one they've ever had. He won't be leaving that clib anytime soon so can we stop implying that he'd even consider coming to United?
From that list ones I think are not available are Mourinho, Klopp and Pep. Others we can prize away. And with Real I don't think we need to prize away Ancelotti. Same goes with Pellegrini if he fails to win titles.

Others are pretty available given we throw enough money at them.
 
Simeone could be the new Klopp, having a stormer of a season but lets see how he does after bigger clubs start picking off his best players.
He already had 3 very good seasons if not stormers itself.

He picked them up December 2011 from 10th position and finished the year 5th - just 2 points off CL position. Also went 9-0-0 in the knockout stage that year in League Europa.

Next season he won Copa Del Rey undefeated again - beating Real in the final. Dismantled Chelsea and was #3 in the league first time for Atletico for like 20 years.

This year - without Falcao - 1st in Primera, SF at Copa del Rey(undefeated yet) and 1/8 final against Milan in CL (undefeated there as well).

It's not based on 1 season.
 
He's had a stormer since he arrived there.

Done an unbelievable job.

Atletico's main problems over the years has been a poor defence and basically being absolute bottles. He has done a fantastic job in addressing those particular issues.
 
Simeone is Atletico alumini and bleeds for that club. We're kidding ourselves thinking he'd even consider coming here.
 
Why are we appraising replacements for our current manager? Why is there even a thread to speculate whether he'll be sacked every given week? This is all heading in the direction I see a lot of fans in right now, of people hoping we lose games to prove that they were right all along and so we can get a tiki taka manager in that they wanted all along
 
Why are we appraising replacements for our current manager? Why is there even a thread to speculate whether he'll be sacked every given week? This is all heading in the direction I see a lot of fans in right now, of people hoping we lose games to prove that they were right all along and so we can get a tiki taka manager in that they wanted all along
I don't think any of us wants to lose games or have some warm and fuzzy feeling that we're right and Moyes is not up for the job.

It's more like who will be his replacement and in what way to move forward.

Of course if we keep sliding in the table with every week it's natural to discuss his position as a manager. Managers are judged by results...
 
Simeone is Atletico alumini and bleeds for that club. We're kidding ourselves thinking he'd even consider coming here.
You keep repeating this but he spent a total of five seasons at Atlético as a player and left them twice. They were his fourth professional club. He already declared that one day he would manage Lazio, 'it's just a matter of time'.
 
Van Gaal
Simeone
Pellegrini
Klopp
Hiddink
Ancelotti
Pep
Conte
Heynckes
Mourinho
Del Bosque

Congratulations on taking the post out of context and naming 10 managers "good enough for United".

Now choose any single one of them that is obtainable, suitable and a manager we can plan long term with.
 
Congratulations on taking the post out of context and naming 10 managers "good enough for United".

Now choose any single one of them that is obtainable, suitable and a manager we can plan long term with.


I don't think Conté is a bad shout, if he wants a step up In challenges..
 
Congratulations on taking the post out of context and naming 10 managers "good enough for United".

Now choose any single one of them that is obtainable, suitable and a manager we can plan long term with.
Basically, what you're saying is if Moyes doesn't turn out to be good enough then we should never appoint a manager again. Or just stick with Moyes indefinitely as there's no one we can replace him with.

Also, 'planning for long term' shouldn't be among the criteria. Planning for 3-5 seasons should be. We're not going to have another Ferguson for a while.
 
You genuinely feel he'd have absolutely zero interest in managing a more prestigious club who'd pay him more and back him with major funding?

Yes. He loves Atletico and had his best years there. Maybe he's just saying the right things for the press but the impression I got was that he won't be going anywhere anytime soon. Believe me, I was considering him just a few weeks ago myself.

You keep repeating this but he spent a total of five seasons at Atlético as a player and left them twice. They were his fourth professional club. He already declared that one day he would manage Lazio, 'it's just a matter of time'.

So for you that means it's possible he'd choose United, then? Keep dreaming fella. :)
 
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