Barney
"We're going to smash them (Crystal Palace)"
I'll be supporting you against Arsenal. Let's hope for a response! That'd cut the gap for us down to 3 points if we win...
Did you even read the (very short) paragraph? That's exactly what he says... you make your own luck.
In an ideal world...Maybe they have a clause that if misses 4th they can let him go for free
2 wins in the last 9 games. 6 losses and 1 draw. Absolutely awful.
What ever happens, I dont think Fergie should come back. He is done and we should move on. If we decide to let Moyes go NOW, then either let a caretaker manager from the club itself take over or get in a new manager. Fergie is going to be replaced again at the end of the season. Might as well get in a new manager and let him get accustomed with the club and the squad and it might give him time to analyze who he wants to keep and who he wants to let go.If we lose against Arsenal, then it's time for Fergie to come back and save us
Does he look like a man that's under pressure?I hope he's at least been brought in front of the board at this stage. He has so much to answer for.
Exactly.As the old song goes, he's laughing to keep from crying.
The six year contact was a message to the players and fans that he's here for the longterm to try and take the pressure off him, it was a PR stunt, nothing more. I would be astounded if there are no clauses regarding compensation in it allowing the club to dismiss him under certain circumstances. This is all pointless conjecture though, I don't think we're close to that stage yet, he's going to get until Christmas.In an ideal world...
No chance though, the club completely backed him. Six year contract, absolute joke. The club really are doing their best to make an absolute balls of this new era. We're going nowhere fast under this manager.
On being asked did he expect this season to be as bad as it is:
"How we didn't win, I have no idea."[/]
Not at all, he's all smiles. The entire thing is a mockery, absolute shambles.Does he look like a man that's under pressure?
I keep checking all forms of media hoping to see the news.
You realise you quoted half a sentence?
Out of context doesn't even cut it.
I said with the way we play (Wimbledon anyone) and our form. Our 2014 form is relegation form. That is a fact.
No, stop, my sides hurt. It's a good act, but nobody is that capable of mis-using words like "fact", this has to be a wind-up, right?
Even if I had needed to somehow cut part of your post to change the context (lol), you brilliantly make a more extreme post clarifying that the context was entirely clear all along. Brilliant!
I mean, it would be a funny post if you'd just claimed our general standard of play was anything like relegation level. But, just to remove any subjectivity or doubt about context you bring out the "fact" stuff about our form, as if 1.16 points per match could possibly ever get anybody relegated!
Genius, sir, chapeau!
The time to sack him was at the start of January after the defeat by Swansea in the cup. Would have given the new man the January transfer window to set his sights on 4th.The irritating thing is that we could have easily sacked him before the latest poor run of form. People were calling for it but we were told to 'stick by him' and 'wait and see'. Well, we've done that and it has probably cost us 4th place.
did you really watch the game today?
Such clauses would make a complete mockery of the initial contract? Moyes' body language would suggest to me he's under no pressure, there's noway there's any such clauses in his contract. Noway.The six year contact was a message to the players and fans that he's here for the longterm to try and take the pressure off him, it was a PR stunt, nothing more. I would be astounded if there are no clauses regarding compensation in it allowing the club to dismiss him under certain circumstances. This is all pointless conjecture though, I don't think we're close to that stage yet, he's going to get until Christmas.
Cost us 4th? So you poor soul, you still have hopes for that? He will probably cost us 6th and even Europe at this rate.The irritating thing is that we could have easily sacked him before the latest poor run of form. People were calling for it but we were told to 'stick by him' and 'wait and see'. Well, we've done that and it has probably cost us 4th place.
This is so true, don't want to accept it though.He's got the safest gig in the league pal. No way he's going anywhere unless he resigns, and let's face it why would he do that and deprive himself of a massive payoff.
Indeed mate.Not at all, he's all smiles. The entire thing is a mockery, absolute shambles.
Manager swap?The next time David Moyes should walk out onto Old Trafford's turf he should be with the visiting team. Most likely Ipswich Town.
I don't think Moyes particularly rates Young or Valencia, I just think that he doesn't want to lose 'width'. That's why we're unlikely to see both Mata and Kagawa play together, atleast in the league.
What I wonder is, is this simply his football philosophy - I mean, width was massively important at Everton but he did have players who liked to come inside in the later years (Mirallas and Pienaar most noticeably). Do we think that he also believes that this is the 'United way'. Emphasis was always placed upon wingers under Ferguson - is that part of his thinking too?
David Moyes said:"I think if you are going to look at the stats and pick out the number of crosses, you need to look at the number of passes,"
"I don't think we just went out and crossed the ball.
"And a lot of people would say that one of the big things about Manchester United is that they do play with width, it's in their genes here."
I don't think it's completely fair to have a go at him for laughing. I've laughed myself a few times recently and it's not because I don't care. Not entirely appropriate, I'd say, but I understand that he's flabbergasted that we didn't win today, we made a lot of chances. I'm not holding that against him.
The laugh, that is. He has to take responsibility for the result, and those that preceded it.
Manager swap?
At the least the post match interviews and the press conferences would be entertainingBig Mick
Agreed. He will get another season for sure. For me, he and his whole staff are completely out of placeDoubt he's getting sacked anytime soon. Even if we finish 7th, which looks increasingly likely, Fergie still has his back.
He's on here stoking the fire.Pimpy really is magic.
No, stop, my sides hurt. It's a good act, but nobody is that capable of mis-using words like "fact", this has to be a wind-up, right?
Even if I had needed to somehow cut part of your post to change the context (lol), you brilliantly make a more extreme post clarifying that the context was entirely clear all along. Brilliant!
I mean, it would be a funny post if you'd just claimed our general standard of play was anything like relegation level. But, just to remove any subjectivity or doubt about context you bring out the "fact" stuff about our form, as if 1.16 points per match could possibly ever get anybody relegated!
Genius, sir, chapeau!
He's taking the champions to relegation with the way we play and the form we're in. He couldn't have had a worse tenure so far
Big Mick
That's the baffling thing, no club were ever linked with him, then lo and behold he ends up at the biggest club in the country.Can see why no big club ever came in for him at Everton.
I'll be supporting you against Arsenal. Let's hope for a response! That'd cut the gap for us down to 3 points if we win...
Before the game..
After the game..